1.5 Gallon (5.7 L) | 4'' Deep Pour, Casting & Art Resin | Clear Epoxy Resin Kit | Free Express Shipping
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$119.95 CAD
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➤ DEEP POUR UP TO 4" - Premium quality Deep Pour, Casting & Art Epoxy Resin. Pour up to 4" at a time for optimal bubble-release
✅ Cures in about 4 days
If your project requires pours under 2", you may check out our 2" Deep Pour & Casting resin which features a faster cure time
Perfect for:
✅ River Tables
✅ Casting
✅ Embedding
✅ Arts
✅ Jewelry
✅ and much more!
➤ FOOD SAFE - Once cured the product simply becomes a non-toxic inert plastic, which is considered food-safe
➤ EASY TO USE - Our casting resin is a 100% solids, two-component, clear polymer. Low viscosity. Mix flawlessly with mica powder and other coloring materials!
✅ Mixing ratio by volume 2A:1B
➤ HIGHLY RESISTANT - This product is UV resistant, scratch-resistant, water-resistant and will not exhibit blushing or sweat out under high humidity conditions
🌳 WE PLANT TREES - One tree planted per order. The aim is to offset the company's carbon footprint for each order
➤ WHAT'S INCLUDED - Each kit contains 1 bottles of Resin (1 Gal.) and 1 bottle of Hardener (0.5 Gal.)
➤ INSTRUCTIONS - Click INSTRUCTION GUIDE at the top of our website to view or download or instruction guide
➤ FREE DELIVERY - throughout Canada. Expect your delivery within 1-3 business days (we'll refund $10 if this promise is not met!). P.O. Boxes can take slightly longer
This resin is optimal for projects that require a thick pour. Looking for a thin pour & coating resin? Have a look at our Table Top & Coating resin instead
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1.5 Gallon (5.7 L) | 4'' Deep Pour, Casting & Art Resin | Clear Epoxy Resin Kit | Free Express Shipping
This is my favorite resin to work with
The deep purple is great for my molds and is very clear and affordable
The project was clear as glass. The only issue I had was pour lines? I watched the video poured 1" let it dry then repeated till the desired height. How or what should I have done? I have the lines through out my cylinder pour.
