My first attempt at resin casting is making a multiple part katana, I haven't made the mold for it yet so I am still trying to figure this out. Is there a general test one can perform on the object they are trying to duplicate to figure out how much resin is needed? I considered filling the mold with water and measuring how much came out, but I don't know if that is accurate enough. The resin I am considering is EasyFlo 60 Casting resin:
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I'd bet that you need smoke detectors, possibly even hard wired ones for a rental property. I'm sure someone in City Hall will be able to direct you to the correct department/person. Truthfully, I wouldn't be surprised if you would need fire extinguishers either.
You have exceeded the life expectancy of this car already. My advice, Start looking!
