K. I agree about the cooldown issue, I feel its nuts to risk rushing at this stage. GC NaturCrylMC. Specifically formulated for this purpose (I.e., type V resin),don't bother with anything else. It requires 3 minutes at 500 watts. IMO a 1000 watt oven with a turntable at 50% power is the ticket. The only soft liner so far is Mololast B that allows microwave curing. The cycle is really long, and I've cured to new resin without problems, so the answer from my personal experience is no, there doesn't seem to be an issue with longer processing cycles. Again, materials you'd employ in a bronze flask will work just fine.
Anyone aware if theres a guide to times and power settings - related to different wattage ovens, different thickness moulds, different size dentures etc.? and are all resins behaving in the same way ?Is there any brand difference? Also soft-liners, do they need any special care, and do the bonders get affected in any way?Is there a preference in how the investment plasters are used? eg vac-mixed, type of stone? Can this system do any harm if the processing time is too long?
Yes. Done so for years.
No, using GCNaturCryl especially made for the microwave you pack as usual, microwave for 3 minutes, let it bench cool for 30 minutes, then put it in water to cool completely.
30 minutes will do
