Crystal enamel

Crystalline enamel for art and creation in a kit containing epoxy resin + epoxy hardener in 2 containers A+B size to choose from: 250 ml | 500 ml | 1,000 ml (total amount of the contents of the 2 bottles).

Crystalline enamel, also known as raisin epoxy resin, is a transparent coating and casting material. The resulting result is similar to molten glass, with a uniform texture, hard, shiny and resistant to scratches and various materials. Toxic material and requires working with gloves. It is important to follow the instructions and precautions in the instructions for use attached to the email. The material is easy and convenient to prepare. After 45 minutes from the moment of mixing the two materials (in a 1:1 ratio), the enamel starts to harden. It is recommended to dry at a temperature of 20-35 degrees. Full drying time 48 hours. 250 ml of enamel covers an area of ​​1,000 square meters.

A variety of creations with crystalline enamel

casting. Epoxy resin is ideal for casting in silicone molds to make jewelry, key chains, dice, chess pieces, clocks, hanging pieces, cups, bowls and other decorative tools. The material itself is transparent and the personal design is created by adding color and diverse additions to the creative mixture. To give the piece the shade you want, you can add crystalline enamel pigments in powder or liquid form, in addition, you can add ink and acrylic paint (in low concentration). In terms of adding decorations to the casting mixture, the possibilities are enormous: glitter, dried flowers and leaves, beads, seashells, sand, paper, stickers, beads, glass chips, sequins, small items such as souvenirs and toys, dry food such as spices, coffee beans, sweets, fruits dried etc.

Coating. Epoxy resin suitable for coating furniture and paintings in oil and acrylic paints, murals and decorative serving utensils. Gives shine, preserves and enriches the colors. Suitable for filling holes and coating many materials with different textures, for example, fabric, wood, metal, glass, ceramics, cardboard, paper, plastic and more.

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