JP Vest

[jms804]

Wondering about JP Vest. I’ve been using Ivoclar. Is it worthwhile to switch to JP.
Thanks

 

[ps2thtec]

I’ve had great success with using CreamPress from DVA For many years now. The stuff just works. They used to send samples , give them a call. I cast with it also, but HN alloys here.
No experience with JP.

 

[Contraluz]

Wondering about JP Vest. I’ve been using Ivoclar. Is it worthwhile to switch to JP.
Thanks

I’ve had great success with using CreamPress from DVA

We are using JPVest almost exclusively for our e.max pressings. For a while I used CreamPress. But, in my experience, I get better details out of JP. I also think it is better than Ivoclar's own investment.

Divesting CreamPress is much quicker and easier, though...

 

[sidesh0wb0b]

i tried it, its decent. not going to trash them, its a nice product. but it wasnt nice enough for me to switch away from microstar

 

[Car 54]

i tried it, its decent. not going to trash them, its a nice product. but it wasnt nice enough for me to switch away from microstar

Agree about the microstar part. I used to use Ceravety for pressed, but it had more of a reaction layer than microstar, so now I'm using it for everything.

 

[sidesh0wb0b]

Agree about the microstar part. I used to use Ceravety for pressed, but it had more of a reaction layer than microstar, so now I'm using it for everything.

ive tried a bunch of investments over the past couple decades. i keep coming back to microstar. mainly for its stability in any investments. are there better for full gold castings, or pressables....yes. but IMHO theres nothing better for everything