Resin is a liquid material that, once mixed with a hardener, solidifies into a rigid and durable form.

The main ones are epoxy resin, polyurethane resin, polyester resin, and UV resin. Specifically: Liquid Glass is a super transparent resin for all uses. Design resin is for high thickness casts, and Fast Resin is resin that hardens in just 3 hours.

Epoxy resin is used by mixing two components (resin and hardener) in precise proportions, then pouring it into the mold or onto the desired surface. Follow the instructions for each Reschimica resin.

The ratios vary depending on the type of resin, and all the instructions are on the packaging.

Wear gloves, a mask, and protective goggles, work in a well-ventilated area, and follow the instructions provided on the packaging.

Yes, you can add specific resin pigments or dyes to achieve various colors and effects.

The curing time varies, but typically ranges from 3 to 72 hours for epoxy resins.

Yes, you can accelerate the curing time of the resin by gently heating it with a heat source like a heat gun or a low-temperature oven, but always follow the recommended guidelines.

Mix slowly, use a heat gun to burst bubbles, and pour the resin in thin layers. Generally, our resins have a viscosity that prevents bubble formation during casting.

Resin adheres well to many surfaces such as wood, metal, glass, plastic, but some surfaces may require special preparation.

Clean the surface thoroughly, ensure it is dry, and apply a primer if necessary.

Silicone molds are the best because resin does not adhere to them and they are easy to use.

Wait until the resin is completely cured, then carefully remove it from the silicone mold.

Yes, you can embed objects like dried flowers, glitter, stones, and other small items in resin. Only water-based objects like fresh fruit can cause issues with resin curing.

Check if the proportions were correct and if the environmental conditions (temperature and humidity) were suitable. It may be necessary to remove and redo the work.

Yes, once cured, epoxy resin is water-resistant and waterproof.

Yes, resin can be used to repair and reinforce broken objects like wood, ceramics, and glass.

Only some certified epoxy resins are safe for food use. Check the product specifications.

Clean immediately after use with isopropyl alcohol or acetone to prevent resin from hardening on the tools.

Use a glossy finishing resin, such as our UV resin or Glass Fast resin, and ensure the work environment is dust-free. After curing, you can also polish the surface.

Yes, once cured, resin can be sanded with fine sandpaper and polished to achieve a smooth and glossy surface.

It is not advisable to mix different types of resin, as they may not be compatible and could compromise the final result.

Store in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed, and away from direct sunlight.