
We have listed some of the more commonly asked questions regarding Clear Decorative
Doming. If you need further assistance please contact a Technical Sales Engineer by
calling 1-888-EPOXIES or fill out the online Product Selection Form.
We will be happy to assist you in selecting the appropriate product for your application.
"The Deco-Coat Advantage is
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- How high of a dome can be created?
- What shapes can I dome?
- What environment should domed parts be placed
in during cure?
- How do I get the material to stay on the label?
- How do I get rid of air bubbles?
- To what types of substrates can I apply
Deco-Coat Domes?
- What coverage can be expected with Deco-Coat
Doming Systems?
- How do I order?
- How high of a dome can be created?
The average height of a dome is approximately .60" - .080". Higher domes can be
created on smaller parts. The type of piece being domed and curing process will also
determine how high of a dome you can create.
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- What shapes can I dome?
Virtually any shape is "domable". However, sharp corners should be avoided if
possible. The doming resins will self level and flow better into a radius.
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- What environment should domed parts be
placed in during cure?
A general rule of thumb is to place curing pieces in clean, dry, and warm environment. For
specific guidelines refer to the Product Data Bulletin for each product.
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- How do I get the material to stay on the
label?
Our Polymer Doming Resins are formulated to provide just the "right" amount of
surface tension so the material travels to the edge of the part or label and holds. These
systems work best on parts that have sharp or clean cut edges.
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- How do I get rid of air bubbles?
Deco-Coat Doming Resins are known in the industry for their efficient air release. The
slow gelling epoxy systems usually release air bubbles on their own. However, to
facilitate air bubble removal, a hot air gun or torch can be passed over the surface of
all doming systems before the material gels.
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- To what types of substrates can I apply
Deco-Coat Domes?
Just about any non-porous substrates can be domed. The following materials are frequently
domed: photographic paper, metalized polyester (mylar), vinyl, magnets, metals,
polycarbonate, ceramic, acrylics, coated papers, etc...
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- What coverage can be expected with
Deco-Coat Doming Systems?
On average, 1 gram of material will adequately dome a 1" round surface. One gallon
will cover approximately 4,000 square inches.
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- How do I order?
All products are manufactured and shipped directly from our facility in
Cranston, RI
USA. Lead time is 3-5 days after receipt of order. You can
order
online or by:
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