Скачать или смотреть ClearCast 7000 Resin Review/Demo

UPDATE 2019: the hardener has a strong odor. The hardener will yellow over time. This resin is ideal for doming, coating and casting. If you want to use it for doming, it's best to wait 10-15min after mixing or until the resin gets a little thicker.
This resin is quite heat sensitive. So, be aware of the amount you are mixing, the ambient temperature and how deep your casting is. All of this can affect how much heat is being produced during curing and how quickly it will cure.

The weather was pbb around 85 degrees at the time I filmed this video and I had no AC i in my room plus I was using my hot studio light during filming. Hot enough to make me sweat. So i'm sure if I used this in a cooler environment, it would've worked better for me
This demo is my first attempt in using this resin, so it is my first impression. I tried to be objective as I can while stating my observations.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: Resin is considered a hazardous material and needs absolute proper care when handling it. It is NOT intended for children. Please ALWAYS use resin with proper precautions including wearing proper PPEs (glove, mask, respirator etc) AND working in a well ventilated space. I recommend getting a hold of the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) info that every resin company has available to the public (by law). This has all the info about the resin you are using including the precautions you need to take and first aid care.

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FAQS:
1. What camera do you use? Olympus E-PL2
2. What kind of resin do you use? 2 part epoxy resin. I use both 1:1 and2 :1 ration resins. I get my resin from a local supplier so there is no brand.
3. What editor do you use? imovie
4. How old are you? Old enough
5. Where do you get your kawaii stickers? EVERYWHERE. Etsy, ebay, local shops, etc.
6. Where do you get your resin molds? Again, everywhere. Etsy, ebay, craft stores. I also make my own molds. I also sell some on my shop.
7. Where do you get your supplies? I generally shop on Etsy, Ebay, and amazon for a lot of things I use for my crafting. I also shop at my local craft stores. But, I always do my research to look for the best deals.