LET'S RESIN Epoxy Resin Kits for Beginners with Moulds, 500ml Epoxy Resin Crystal Clear Kit with Sphere, Cube, Pyramid, Square, Round Resin Moulds

Pour commencer à apprendre ce kit est parfait, aujourd'hui je fais d'autres imagination et cette passion de créé est génial, je recommande totalement

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This is a really good value starter set for anyone interested in working with Epoxy Resin. You do get almost everything you need to give this craft a try. I would recommend adding a silicone mat to work on and some silicone mixing cups as the ones included are a rigid plastic and very difficult to clean.Comes with a comprehensive instruction leaflet that covers the Personal Protective Equipment you will need for safe working. This is important as epoxy resin is toxic in it's uncured form.I got this kit primarily for the range of included moulds. They are all made from a high quality silicone and the variety of shapes is good. The sizes are relatively small but they are the ideal size for making paperweights with. They all have stabilised bases so pouring is simple as the moulds hold themselves up. Turn out really easily as well and give a crisp, glossy finish to the cured resin.The resin itself is a 1:1 by volume mix. Mixes by hand in around 3-5 minutes, I always mix for 5. Took mica pigments, resin pigments and inclusions really nicely (the attached images show use with translucent resin pigments). Cures nice and crystal clear. I also noticed that once poured it does seem really good at pushing air bubbles to the top of the mould so you can remove them.Also comes with a small palette of mica powder pigments and some dried florals.

LOVE this kit! Super easy way to dive into a new hobby. Very simple start-up set, has a few molds, measuring cups, enough epoxy to make at least a few small crafts, small "color" set that has a few different glitters and dried flowers. I must say, the flowers seemed too dry (I wanted to make a piece using one of those first, but the one I wanted to use basically crumbled in my hand, so I used another different kind). That's a minor issue, though. I got totally hooked into this craft over the past week, and basically turned my whole kitchen table into a work area, with a whole bunch of molds now in different sizes and shapes, epoxy dyes, mica powders, 30 color acrylic marker set. Made about 8 pieces so far, including a set of coasters for the local bar with their drink chips in it, encapsulated an old golf ball, an old bowling badge, and brought my accountants (husband and wife team) two pieces that have their cards in it. She practically cried. If you're looking to try out resin art in a very inexpensive way, I would HIGHLY recommend this starter kit!