KLEER-KAST RESIN is specially designed for the making of transparent and coloured casts. The process is easy With a piece of clean cloth, apply a thin coating of Release Wax to your mould. Allow to dry polish Repeat this treatment once again to obtain a well-polished surface. Next measure the resin into a clean mixing container. In order to make a casting, Generally speaking, larger castings require less hardener to prevent cracking. It cannot be over emphasised how important the shape of the mould is with identical quantities of resin and hardener cracking may occur in a squat thick casting yet not in a large thin one. Mix resin and hardener You should do this slowly to avoid entrapping air bubbles. The resin is now activated. Wait another 3 minutes until all air bubbles have risen and disappeared. You can avoid the formation of air bubbles in the resin, by placing the mixing dish in warm water Now pour the activated resin over the bottom of the mould. At normal room temperature (20°C) hardening should start in about one to two hours. Place the object to be embedded on the gelled resin and fill the mould with newly activated resin, Items which are less dense than the resin will tend to float and you should bond them to the gelled layer with activated resin. More than one object may be embedded in the same casting; by building up with several layers of resin you can stagger the objects at different heights KLEER-KAST RESIN will shrink during curing. For this reason you should experience no difficulties in removing the casting from the mould. You can use pigments to create a multitude of different results ranging from a slight tint of the cast to vivid multi coloured effects. You can create a particularly effective casting by pigmenting the bottom or top layer of resin only.