A two-part, crystal-clear epoxy resin sold as separate resin and hardener that must be mixed in a precise ratio. It is aimed at craft and hobby work: jewelry casting, river tables, canvas painting and coin embedding. Buyers rate it highly, and its main appeal is clarity and a straightforward two-part system. Against rivals, it is a general-purpose casting resin rather than a deep-pour or food-safe specialist, so very thick pours and heat-sensitive projects call for a resin built for those jobs.
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Buyers rate it very highly, with clarity and ease of use standing out. The recurring caution is that results depend on careful measuring, thorough mixing and keeping resin and project at room temperature.
This is a two-part crystal clear casting epoxy resin, supplied as a resin (Part A) and a hardener (Part B). It suits jewelry casting, river tables, canvas painting and coin casting, as well as other crafts and hobby projects. The two parts must be mixed in the exact ratio and mixed well for the best results.
The cured finish is clear, high gloss and yellow resistant, with a mirror-like shine. The resin levels itself and resists foaming. It works with pigments of all colors. It is non-toxic, with low odor and low VOC, and it dries to a high hardness.
Store the jugs out of direct sunlight at room temperature, around 20 to 22 °C. Keep the project at room temperature too, so the surface is not too cold when the epoxy is poured. On porous objects such as wood, brush on a seal coat of the same mixed epoxy first to help prevent air bubbles. Pour onto a level, horizontal surface and let the epoxy spread on its own. It can run over the edges to coat them, and any bumps that form can be sanded off after curing. For multiple flood coats, keep each under 1/2" thick and wait 4 hours between coats. Pop air bubbles with a heat gun or plumber torch.
