Epoxy Resin Art 609 1:1

Epoxy Resin | Resin Art 609 1:1 | 1L Kit

Resin Art 609 is a clear, flexible two part epoxy resin designed to be used thinly over large surface areas. Resin Art 609 is ideal when a high degree of impact resistance and a smooth even finish is required.
Resin Art 609 is tough, flexible, water clear, self levelling, glass like epoxy coating system. Recommended for resin art, decoupage and coating wood, photographs and large surface areas.

Resin Art ✔  Coating Wood ✔  Timber ✔  Canvas ✔  Large Surface Areas ✔  Decoupage ✔ Chopping Boards ✔ Food Contact Safe ✔

• Mixing Ratio 1:1 Volume
• Working time 20min @ 25° C
• Low Viscosity
• Ultra Clear Finish
• UV Resistant
• Self Leveling

Pour Depth 1 mm – 2 mm
Temperature Resistance – up to 80 degrees Celsius

APPLICATIONS:

A tough flexible, water clear, self levelling glass like epoxy coating system. Poured over existing art work, a single coating can equal 50 coats of varnish. Resin Art 609 is a new art medium, when used with pigments and dyes it gives a deep 3D glass art look,also recommended for decoupage and coating wood, photographs and metal badges.

DIRECTIONS:

Ensure that the object to be coated is clean and dry, but most importantly set up the object on a plastic covered level surface. Establish the surface is level using a spirit level.

MIX RATIO:

1 part A to 1 part B by volume. Mix thoroughly in a straight sided, flat bottomed container. Do not mix in an ice cream container. Use a flat ruler shaped mixing stick. Mix well scraping around the sides and base of the container. Mix until the material is crystal clear free of any streaks. A maximum block casting of around 150ml can be achieved in a silicone rubber mould.

PRODUCT STORAGE:
Always keep caps on bottles when not in use. Store at room temperature (18°) away from direct sunlight.
Do not store on concrete floors.

SAFETY DIRECTIONS:
Work in a well-ventilated area. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Wear protective gloves and glasses when mixing and using. Over-exposure may cause sensitization. Uncured material can be removed with a solvent or methylated spirit followed by washing
with warm soapy water. Always wear a mask when using any solvent cleaner.