Step-by-Step Guide:
1. Lay out a plastic sheet or old newspapers to protect the work surface. Make sure the silicone mould is clean and all materials are within reach.
2. Using a scale, weigh Naturesin powder and water in a ratio of 100:27 by weight. For every 100 grams of Naturesin powder you will need 27 grams of water.
3. Add the Naturesin powder to the water slowly, stirring constantly and thoroughly to ensure that the powder and water create a smooth and creamy mixture. Perform the next two steps within an interval of about 10 minutes before the mixture begins to harden.
4. Pour the mixture into several cups/containers. Colour each part by adding several drops of dye, stirring thoroughly to achieve the desired shades.
5. Pour mixtures of different colours into different places in the silicone mould to create interesting colour effects. If you notice any air bubbles, gently shake the mould (vibrate it) to bring them to the surface and help them disappear. Let the casting harden for 40-60 minutes.
6. After 1 hour, your creations can be removed from the moulds, but over the next 4-8 hours, they will continue to solidify and become harder.
7. Sometimes, with the use of dyes, curing times can be longer: don’t be in a hurry, Naturesin is working for you!
The information about Resin Pro products is based on the company’s current knowledge and experience and complies with the decisions of the competent authority on admissions. However, this does not exempt the user from carrying out their own examinations and tests due to the number of factors that can affect the processing and application of the product. Since storage and use are beyond Resin Pro’s control and Resin Pro cannot foresee all relevant circumstances, the company disclaims all liability for any damage resulting from improper storage and use.
