General Casting epoxy resin is 100% solid, premium quality for art and woodworking of small to medium volume casting, 0.5" each pour. FEATURECrystal clear, high see throughThin liquid easy to handle, no bubble, self-LevelingExcellent color stability with pigments100% solids, low VOC, low odorFIRST-AID EYES: Flush with copious amounts of water lifting lids and removing contact lenses to ensure complete irrigation. Get medical attention. SKIN: Flush with water and then wash with soap and water, launder contaminated clothing before reuse. Get medical attention if irritation persists. INHALATION: Remove to fresh air and assist breathing as necessary. Get Medical attention. INGESTION: If appreciable amounts have been swallowed, get medical attention. DIRECTIONS Make sure wear protective gloves and goggles during mixing and pour of resin Mix 3 parts A with 1 part B by weight (Or 2.7 : 1 by volume) into cleaned mixing container. Fully mix with a paddle, carefully scrape the wall and bottom of container, ensuring no streaks. For best results, be used at temperature 70 to 80 degrees F, in room clean, dry and dust free. The relative humidity should not be more than 85%. POT LIFE: 30 Minutes (100 ml at 77 degrees F). SET TO TOUCH: 8 hours. CURE TIME: 24 hours depending on ambient temperature, humidity and thickness POUR THICK: The chemical reaction between resin and hardener will generate heat. For larger volume batches, the uncontrolled heat build-up, can foam, smoke and burn, the high temperature can melt its plastic container. If you mix larger batches of resin and hardener, for example pour river table top Pour the epoxy in multiple batches/layers, Maximum 1/2” thick per layer At least 5 hours between pour of different layers Mix suitable amount, and pour the mixture within 15 minutes Work at cooler temperatures. Cooler shop temperatures and cooling the epoxy itself will both work in slowing cure and controlling epoxy’s exothermic reaction STORAGE Recommended 55 degrees F. to 85 degrees F., with tightly sealed lids, avoid from direct sunlight Download here the MSDS
