Easy Mix 1:1 Resin Epoxy Starter Kit Crystal Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy for Jewelry Making, Arts, Crafts

Our 2:1 formula is easy to measure and even easier to pour!
user's guidance:
step 1:The ideal operating temperature is about 77°F. At temperatures between 70°F and 85°F, at
Clean, dry and dust-free environment. Avoid working in high humidity. We recommend using this product on level and flat work
surface.
Step 2:Measure the product for your intended use. Prepare 2 parts base resin and 1 part hardener by liquid volume.
Pour hardener first, then base resin into a clean, smooth container large enough to hold all liquid,
Leave room for mixing.
Step 3:Materials must be mixed thoroughly for at least 6-8 minutes. Be sure to scrape the sides, bottom and corners of the container
when you mix. Be careful not to stir too much air into the mixture. If mixing a gallon, use an electric mixer set to "hand speed." for
For small amounts, use a stir stick. Do not mix more than one gallon. Pour into a new, clean container and mix again
minute.
Step 4:Pour the mixed resin over the surface and distribute evenly with a spatula or gloved hands. keep pouring the rest
The material reaches the desired thickness, allowing the resin to flow evenly over the sides of the project. Resin can pour up to
Each pour is 2 inches thick, up to 4 inches, depending on pour size.
Step 5:Use a heat source such as a heat gun to remove air bubbles by adding a small amount of heat to the surrounding area. this
Bubbles will rise to the surface and burst.
Step 6:If you're pouring a second time, it should still be a bit sticky the first time. After the second pouring,
Air bubbles may need to be removed again. Material will feel hard after 48-72 hours, but fully cured and maximum hardness can
It takes up to 7 days, depending on temperature.
Pro tip:If you want to put paper decals or other objects under the surface of the JHX-318AB, these objects need to be glued to
Use JHX-318AB epoxy resin or craft glue on the surface. Some woods may absorb material well in a single coat; however, many types
Wood requires a sealer coat to prevent air bubbles from rising through the wood and damaging the surface. older, more porous debris
Wood may contain air and moisture which will stain the finish. In this case, the user may start with a very thin
SuperClear tabletop epoxy coating, allowing it to set before pouring a new layer.