FDA Approved Epoxy Resin - 1:1 by Volume 472ml Kit ALUMILITE for Tumblers, Plates and Serving Board

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FDA Approved Epoxy Resin - 1:1 by Volume 472ml Kit ALUMILITE for Tumblers, Plates and Serving Board

Name: FDA Approved Epoxy Resin - 1:1 by Volume 472ml Kit ALUMILITE for Tumblers, Plates and Serving Board
Brand: Alumilite
SKU: FDA 001
Price: 91.6 NZD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.86 (7 reviews)

AlumiliteSKU: FDA 001

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Amazing Clear Cast Casting Resin - 473ml Clear Epoxy Resin, Made in USA by ALUMILITE. Easy to use and long lasting. This package contains two 236ml bottles of clear coating and casting resin (mix portions out of each bottle together in order to create a casting). It is used to make extremely detailed designs out of mould or as a protective layer of tumblers and coasters
Mix Ratio: 1:1 by volume
Pot Life: 30-40 minutes
Demold Time (100 gram mass): 24-48 hours
Heat Resistance: 200º C
Heat Deflection Temperature: 54ºC
FDA Compliant: Yes, Complies with FDA 21 CFR 175.300
Conforms to ASTM D-4236
The resin kit is the perfect resin to use for your glitter epoxy tumbler, plates and serving Board projects.
Recommend for surface coating only.
Please follow the label when pouring.

1 Pack include 236ml Part A and 236ml Part B, 2 sticks, 3 cups.

Tip: Apply final thin clear coating over other colour resin layer only. Don't add any colours or glitter.

For tumblers and glassware

This epoxy works great, super clear even when used on glassware, only a little heat to remove any bubbles. I use almost straight away with out thickening and it levels perfectly without dropping off. Dries overnight in the cold, and completely hardens within 24 hours also in the cold.

For Plates

I used this epoxy as a carrying medium for gold mica powder in an attempt to make food-safe kintsugi (japanese gold-line patched broken pottery). It would probably be excellent for a self-leveling application, but it is quite runny for the use I was trying to put it to. It did work after leaving it to set for about an hour to thicken, but it wasn't ideal. That is likely mostly because it wasn't quite the intended use. Lovely and clear though! And not inclined to bubble much when stirred initially (it did bubble when stirred after it started to thicken of course).