T-Glase super-clear

http://3dprint.com/29292/taulman-hacks-clear-t-glase-3d-printing-material/

I have some of both of these (the T-Glase and the XTC-3D) so I am going to give this a whirl and see how good it turns out...

 

He posted this on reddit a few days before putting it on his blog, so I've also had it on my to-do list.
Definitely read the details of his process. They are important.
I tried it on a vase. I believe it is in XT, but I printed it close to a year ago, so I'm not positive. Pretty much the same results. I also happen to have a pile of batteries laying around...
It does not clarify much if you only paint outside or inside. You really have to do both. As pointed out in the Taulman blog, this is an amazing result. However, I believe it needs to be done on 100% infill prints for sure and possibly only single wall. @mark tomlinson maybe you can try it on something 100% infill?

I also tried it out on a print in translucent orange PLA/PHA. Results were stunning, but not transparent. I suspect it would have been if it was a vase.



I also tried it on a christmas tree print in red t-glase, so another non-vase print. Results on this one were pretty much crap and not worth sharing, but for fun, here is the tree prior to coating


Thus continues the mystery of XTC-3D. Greatfor some things, not so much for others.

 

I'll try a vase or hollow sort of thing with 100% infill and we'll see. Hopefully today.

 

Yea, they say fat/thick and slow helps so I am going to try that as well (and run it at the high end of the temp, supposedly hotter is better for clarity).
I can run it both with 100% and 30% and see which one looks better.

 

100% looked better.