Main uses of this resin Epoxy
- Smoothing 3D parts
- Paintings made with epoxy resin
- Crafts and crafts: pendants, bracelets, earrings, decorative elements, household items, etc.
- Making molds and transparent finishing parts
- Liquid resin very suitable for
crafts
- Jewelry, jewelry and encapsulations
- Carpentry: Epoxy resin very suitable for your application on wood
In addition, this resin is perfectly pigmentable, so you can achieve a wide variety of effects that will give a unique touch to your crafts and creations: marble effect, metallic, pearlescent, solid colors...
How to apply epoxy resin for crafts?
- It is catalyzed at room temperature by addition of component B in a ratio of 100/50 (100 g resin + 50 g catalyst
).
- It must be shaken for 3 minutes manually gently to avoid the inclusion of air bubbles in the product. If air appears in the mixture, it can continue to be agitated very gently as the chemical reaction occurs. As the reaction progresses, the temperature increases and the viscosity decreases, so that the occluded air is more easily expelled
.
- If agitated intensively, the occluded air is micronized so that an emulsion can form in which air cannot leave the mixture.
- To lower the viscosity of the resin can be heated without direct fire
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- Unmold between 24 and 48 hours.
- To obtain the ideal cure, it is recommended that The molded part is not used until 7 days after it is finished.
- Product to use, mix and apply. Use Nazza epoxy solvent only for cleaning application tools and not to dilute the product.
Respect the resin- ratio Catalyst
This product requires epoxy resin catalyst (included). The proportion would be:
- For 600 g of epoxy resin, 300 g of catalyst is required
- For 3 Kg of epoxy resin, 1.5 Kg of catalyst is required
- For 15 Kg of epoxy resin, 7.5 Kg of catalyst is required
Dry to the touch in just 24 hours
The minimum time of Reapplication of the product (time between coat and coat) is necessary for the surface of the product to be dry to the touch, that is, it has no biting (the finger does not get stuck). This time is approximately 24 hours, and may vary slightly due to factors such as temperature or the amount of resin catalyzed at one time.
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