Reynolds duoMatrix™ NEO Polymer modified gypsum system

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Reynolds duoMatrix™ NEO Polymer modified gypsum system
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Material Notes:	Product Overview: duoMatrix™ NEO is a versatile polymer modified gypsum system that has superior physical and performance properties compared to regular gypsum products. Part A is powder and Part B is liquid. The mix ratio of NEO is a convenient 2A:1B by volume. NEO is easy to use and can be cast solid, slush cast, rotationally cast, laid up by hand with chopped glass fiber or sprayed. NEO can be thickened using Matrix™ Thickener, accelerated using Matrix™ Accelerator and slowed using Matrix™ Retarder. Fully cured pieces are strong, water-resistant and can be painted, sanded, machined and more. NEO certifies to the highest flame rating (UL-94V-O / ASTM E-84 - Class A), making it suitable for public space applications including creating themed environment elements, architectural elements, sculpture and more. Versatility – NEO can take you in many creative directions by allowing you to make a variety of finish effects including different colors, metallics, glitters, stone and more (see Creating Finished Effects section). Information provided by Reynolds Advanced Materials
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