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Ice Resin Jewelers Grade Clear Casting Epoxy Resin 32 oz Refill Kit
Ice Resin Jewelers Grade Clear Casting Epoxy Resin 32 oz Refill Kit

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Ice Resin Jewelers Grade Clear Casting Epoxy Resin 32 oz Refill Kit

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  • Jeweler's Grade crystal clear Ice Resin.
  • Limited Time 1 Quart Kit Includes: 16 oz. bottle Part A Resin, 16 oz. bottle Part B Hardener.
  • ICE Resin is a clear resin that never fades, yellows or chips.
  • Its safe to use indoors and is the ideal use for projects you want to preserve.
  • Use to make pendants and jewelry components.
  • Ice Resin takes 6 hours to harden and 3 days to cure.
  • Can be colored with opaque and transparent pigments.
  • Complete instructions included
  • We recommend that you warm the Part A resin by setting in a sink of hot tap water for about 40 minutes. This will make it easier to measure and eliminate bubbles.
  • SKU: TRC-13
  • Weight: 1.25 lb
Additional Information
Style 2-Part Epoxy Resin
Shape Other
ITEM SHAPE Other
COLOR Clear
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Ice Resin Jewelers Grade Clear Casting Epoxy Resin 32 oz Refill Kit

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lois the flower lady
A pleasure to work with!

I LOVE ice Resin! Have worked with it for a year, and find it versatile, flexible to work with, and forgiving; if mixture didn't 'gel' the first time, i can just apply a second coat and all is forgiven. It dries crystal clear and doesn't discolor over time. It can get brittle if insufficient layers used. I use it to embed flowers in jewelry, on glass, and on whatever surface I can think of.