General Casting Epoxy Resin

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Crystal Clear Casting Epoxy Resin:
Suitable for most crafts and hobby projects such as Jewelry Casting, River Tables, Canvas Painting and Coins casting purposes etc. It comes in two parts - Resin & Hardener. These two parts MUST be mixed in precise ratio and mixed well to get best results.

Note: Make sure to store the epoxy resin jugs away from direct sunlight at room temperature around 20 to 22 deg C. Keep your project at room temperature so that the project surface is not too cold before pouring epoxy on it.

Features:

Crystal clear, high gloss and transparent, yellow resistant
Automatic leveling and anti-foaming
Low set-to-touch and cure time
Goes well with pigments of all colors
Non toxic, low odor and low VOC
High hardness after drying
Glossy like mirror

Technical Specifications:
Ratio A to B: 2.7 to 1 (by volume) OR 3 to 1 (by weight)
Pot Life: 30 min
Coverage: 1" thickness for 1 sq ft area needs about 2.5 L of epoxy (Part A + B)
Set to touch time: 12-14 hrs
Curing Time: 20 - 24 hrs (varies based on ambient temp / humidity / thickness)
Surface ready to use time: 72 hrs

Directions:
Step 1: Wear safety glasses and gloves. Measure 2.7 parts of part A and 1 part of part B by volume (OR 3 to 1 by weight). Mix thoroughly.

Step 2: On porous objects such as made out of wood, paint a seal coat of same epoxy mixture of A & B first to seal any pores to prevent air bubbles from forming.

Step 3: Make sure the surface area is horizontal to the ground and leveled. Pour the epoxy on the surface all the way through the area. This epoxy self levels itself so no need to move it around with any tools. Let the epoxy fall over the edges and coat the vertical edges. The liquid epoxy that falls over the edges will form bumps and there is no need to worry about that. These can be sanded off once the epoxy is dried and cured.

Step 4: If multiple flood coats are to be applied, make sure that each flood coat is less than 1/2" thick and maintain a gap of 4 hours between each flood coat.

Step 5: Pop air bubbles using a heat gun or plumber torch.

Step 6: Leave the surface for epoxy curing