Official green maiden art calculator

How much resin do you need?

Enter the measurements of your project and we will tell you exactly the mix you are going to need.

What are you going to make?

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All in centimetres. For millimetres, divide by ten.

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How to use it

By volume 1:1 — 1 part of Component A per 1 part of Component B.

By weight For every 100 g of Comp. A, add 90 g of Comp. B.

The two components have different densities; if you mix equal parts by weight you will have resin left over and be short of hardener.

Stir slowly and carefully for at least 3 minutes, scraping the sides and the bottom of the cup well. A double pour is recommended.

Under-mixing is the most common mistake — unmixed material leaves sticky spots that never cure.

Pour the mix over your project. The resin spreads and levels itself. Work in a space between 21°C and 25°C with humidity below 50%.

If surface bubbles appear, pass a torch at a distance gently in the first 10 minutes. Repeat the operation after another 10 minutes.

✕Incorrect proportion: always measure making sure you have done the calculation correctly. Both by volume and by weight

✕Mixing too little: at least 3 minutes scraping the walls and bottom of the cup. A double pour is recommended

✕High humidity: The optimum humidity must be below 50% relative humidity.

✕Incorrect temperature: the best is between 21°C and 25°C. The resin tins must be at the same temperature as the room.

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