Volatile Free Inc. is a manufacturer of high-performance thermoset polymers. We’ve been providing our products to a vast number of markets for almost 30 years.
If you’re noticing bubbles form in your recently poured urethane rubber mold, it’s likely due to moisture or trapped air. Want to learn how you can avoid this? Check out VFI’s tech piece to make sure you’re pouring concrete molds successfully. https://t.co/411UmKIZlo
Familiar with polyurea but not sure how it can benefit you? Polyurea coatings can be used for an array of industrial projects involving the mining, utility vehicle, commercial flooring, oil and gas, & other industries. Check out VFI’s blog to learn more: https://t.co/4zVuzpYJlY
Interested in a little competition among fellow prop makers & fabricators? VFI is gearing up for its 2nd Theming & Hard Coat Design Contest at IAAPA in the fall, and we’re looking for interested parties. If you want to compete, contact [email protected] or (800) 307-9218.
To honor the brave men & women who fought and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, VFI will be closed Mon., May 25th in observation of Memorial Day. We hope you have a relaxing extended weekend and are able to take the time to remember & reflect on our country’s freedom.
If it’s your first time using a brushable urethane hard coat for an EPS theming project, make sure you’re applying it properly. Improper application could result in your coating not drying. Check out VFI’s tech piece to learn more: https://t.co/fg6B4qRayk or call (800) 307-9218.
Did you know that 3D printing materials are compatible with urethane? In this recent video posted by VFI, we walk you through the process of printing a 3D mold and casting a 90 A elastomer to make durable parts. Contact (800) 307-9218 to learn more.
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Polyureas protect a variety of surfaces, including concrete, metal, & masonry, from abrasion, impact, or chemicals. VFI offers a full line of these coatings with different processing speeds for all your project needs. View the family sheet for more info, & contact us with any Qs.
Considering the benefit of offering spray-on bedliner over drop-in liners? Spray-on liners are actually more durable, versatile, and aesthetically appealing in comparison. Check out our blog to learn how you can get set up today: https://t.co/GashLe5kC4
Check out these pics from the training seminar that our pal Anthony Powers at Cyclone Signs helped teach a few weeks ago! He was able to demonstrate and share information about our Qwik Spray System and materials. Contact us today if you’d like more info!
Looking for a deep pour epoxy with a long working time that is compatible with a variety of materials to get the aesthetic you desire for your next creative casting project? VFI has you covered. Check out https://t.co/5QEqbgttFv for more info or reach out to (800) 307-9218.
Temps are rising, which means you must exercise caution when using your urethane molds & formliners. Urethane is dimensionally stable at 77°F, but if temps rise beyond that, it might expand and affect your project. VFI’s tech piece can help you avoid it: https://t.co/TGT2yxjot2
Are you new to using foam for props and fabrications? You’ll need to protect it for long-term use. A cost-effective beginner option is a brushable hard coat for those who don’t have spraying capabilities. Want to learn more? Check out our blog here: https://t.co/RmbasvmM7R
If you’re seeing an inconsistent, uneven finish after spraying a polyurea coating, chances are there’s something wrong with your spray equipment. Check out VFI’s tech piece to prevent these concerns from occurring in future projects: https://t.co/qk6Gp33Qa1
Looking for a specific plastic for your next part-making project? VFI manufactures specialty plastics to meet your specs, including materials with high heat deflection, fire retardance, UV stability, & premium properties. Check out our blog to learn more: https://t.co/DKWiENnx3i
It’s the first day at Rapid + TCT, and the VFI team is set up at booth #2047. Stop by, chat with our experts, and get some dry samples in your hands. We’ll be showcasing our urethane plastics and elastomers for your part-making needs until Thursday. You won’t want to miss us!
While silicone rubber molds don’t require you to use release when casting concrete, urethane molds do. Though this is an extra step, urethane is preferred for these projects. Check out our blog for best practices when using mold release with urethane. https://t.co/WcXnEJl0bX
Don’t forget to stop by booth 2047 if you’re attending Rapid + TCT in Boston next Tuesday t0 Thursday! VFI has plenty of part-making plastics & elastomers that may suit your additive manufacturing or 3D printing process. If you’re not attending, call (800) 307-9218 for more info.
You’ve probably heard of spray-on bedliner, but do you know about the different types? There are different materials and application methods that may work better for your business than others. Check out VFI’s blog for in-depth info to get you started: https://t.co/wYcDIxDp4M
Did you miss us at TransWorld? Then you probably didn’t get to see our epic skull displays made from our new Deep Pour Epoxy. The epoxy can be used for river tables, encapsulation, and creative castings. Want to learn more? Visit https://t.co/lU8hV3h4ma or call (800) 307-9218.
VFI is all set up today for the Halloween & Attractions Show in St. Louis, MO, so come check out booth 1617. We’re showcasing all our hard & impact-resistant coatings to protect your props, whether for indoor or outdoor installations. Call (800) 307-9218 for immediate assistance.