Jesmonite AC100 vs AC730

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Claire is back with a handy comparison of Jesmonite AC100 and AC730!
Jesmonite AC730 is very different to the AC100 but just as beautiful! It has a longer work time and cures in around 4 hours. It is also weatherproof, heatproof and non-combustible. Most excitingly though is that gorgeous texture ready to be revealed by acid etch or white vinegar. Stunning!
Have you tried both yet? Which do you prefer? Let us know in the comments!

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@bonnieperaza7758 Год назад

Beautiful explanation of these 🎉❤

@Kunyitthecatto 2 года назад

Very informative! Thank you.

@polysil5999 2 года назад

So glad you found it helpful 😊

@jya811 7 месяцев назад

Does the AC730 have to be etched? I like the smooth finish vs the stone texture. I'm thinking of using this for candle vessels. Please let me know if possible and thank you :)

@pantcara4651 2 года назад

Hi there And what is the difference with jesomite Ac300?

@natashakaponda8319 2 года назад

Where exactly can I buy jesmonite AC 100

@cecilemablouke8611 2 года назад

Hi ! Thank you for your great video ! Does AC730 always need to be etched ?

@polysil5999 2 года назад

Hi Cecile, no, you can leave ac730 unetched!

@purplevamp666 2 года назад

Clare?!😁 Quick question, do you know if you can use the AC730 sealer on AC100 products or do I need to buy the correct one? I have loads of the AC730 and it is so expensive.

@polysil5999 2 года назад

It's a really good question, and the honest answer is, we haven't tried! Definitely one for future experiments!

@PV-oh1fw 7 месяцев назад

Which liquid u r using with this powder? Is this water ? Or something else?

@starrspoter 2 года назад

what u mean not good for candle vesiles? can u put candles in the a100? i though that was what some od the molds were for the have candles stand in them

@polysil5999 2 года назад

Hi Vicki. It gets a little complicated, but AC730 is 'non-combustable', meaning it does not burn, whereas AC100 is 'fire resistant', so while it won't catch fire easily, it would combust in a fire. We'd always advise using AC730 for candle vessels, and to research safety requirements if you're making products to sell.

@starrspoter 2 года назад

@@polysil5999 i just want to make a holder to stand the candle in amd light it that way. not like pour wax in the pot and use it that way

@polysil5999 2 года назад

@@starrspoterOur advice would always be to err on the side of caution, but use your own judgement and always make sure you're aware of any regulations if you're selling them 🙂

@kathgoslett5879 Год назад

Hi.Claire, loving your videos :) Can I just double check the ratios with you, you have recommended 2-8% that meaning 2g out of every hundred. Other sites say 2-8 grams per kilo meaning 2 grams per thousand grams. Hope that makes sense, just checking as I think I over did the retarder the other day 😝 Absolutely love your videos and warm personality 🥰