Smooth-On XTC 3D Brush-On Coating

Brush-on coating for 3D printed parts

149 Customer Ratings

  • Protects & smooths 3D printing parts
  • 90% time and cost saving
  • Ideal for any 3D printing material
  • Cost-effective in use
  • £18.75 (£10.36 / 100 g)

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Item no.: KP-09400-010-000500, Content: 181 g

EAN: 751635696211

  • Protects & smooths 3D printing parts
  • 90% time and cost saving
  • Ideal for any 3D printing material
  • Cost-effective in use
(A + B) = 181 g: £18.75 (£10.36 / 100 g)
(A + B) = 644 g: £42.20 (£6.55 / 100 g)

Product information & technical details

Item no.: KP-09400-010-000500
Manufacturer No.: 09400-010-000500
Manufacturers: Smooth-On
Content: 181 g
Product types: 3D Printer Accessories

Description

Brush-on coating for 3D printing models

XTC-3D® is perfect for smoothing your 3D printing models. The two liquids are mixed at a ratio of 2A: 1B and applied to the model. The application is best carried out using a brush. The resin smooths the surface and can be applied without visible brushstrokes.

The processing time is 10 minutes and the curing time about 4 hours (depending on the quantity and room temperature).

With the XTC-3D® your 3D models are impact-resistant and obtain a hard surface.
The model can then be sanded, primed and painted.

You can also add colour pigments or metallic powder to the mixture.

XTC-3D® is very inexpensive to use. For an area of 6.5 cm 2, only 30 g of XTC-3D® is required.

With XTC-3D®, you can coat all 3D printing materials, whether it be PLA, ABS, wood filaments or any other hard material used for 3D printing.

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XTC-3D® contains no VOCs (volatile organic compounds), phthalates or phosphates.

Please note the safety instructions in the manual.

Hazard and precautionary statements

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The concept of the 3D printer came about from an American inventor and engineer, Chuck Hill, during the s80s. He also founded the company called 3D Systems. 

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