Epoxy Finch High Gloss Casting Resin 3:1

Introducing Epoxy Finch High Gloss Casting Resin 3:1 – a premium-grade, crystal-clear resin specially formulated for deep casting, artistic projects, and high-gloss finishes. With its ultra-transparent clarity, low viscosity, and extended working time, this resin is ideal for large-volume pours, furniture coating, epoxy watches, and detailed molds where depth, shine, and durability are essential.

Whether you're preserving flowers, crafting custom watches, designing luxurious table tops, or building river tables, Finch Casting Resin guarantees bubble-free, professional-grade results with exceptional clarity and strength.

Key Features:

💧 High Gloss Finish – Achieve a glass-like, mirror-smooth surface

🔍 Crystal Clear Clarity – Perfect for transparent deep pours and artistic castings

🧪 3:1 Mixing Ratio – Precision blending for stable, consistent results

⏳ Extended Working Time – Ideal for large pours and complex detailing

🫧 Low Viscosity Formula – Reduces bubbles, allowing smoother, cleaner flow

🛡️ UV & Yellowing Resistant – Maintains clarity and gloss over time

🌸 Flower Preservation Friendly – Embed flowers and keepsakes with perfect clarity

🪵 Great for River Tables, Furniture Coating, Lamps, Blocks, Art Pieces

🕒 Suitable for Epoxy Watches – Delivers clear, bubble-free domes for custom timepieces

Recommended Uses:

• Deep Casting & Resin Blocks

• River Tables & Wooden Furniture Tops

• Epoxy Designer Watches & Clocks

• Decorative Lamps, Sculptures & Art Pieces

• Floral Embedding in Bulk

• Transparent Paperweights, Awards & Resin Art

Kit Includes:

• Resin (Part A)

• Hardener (Part B)

• Mixing Ratio: 3 parts Resin to 1 part Hardener (by weight or volume)

• Pack Size: 3 Kg Kit (2.25 Kg Resin + 0.75 Kg Hardener)

🔧 Instructions for Use:

Mix 3 parts resin with 1 part hardener thoroughly for 4–5 minutes until fully blended. Let the mixture sit for a few minutes to allow trapped air bubbles to rise. Pour slowly into your mold, watch base, table top, or casting frame. Allow 24–72 hours to cure, depending on pour depth and ambient temperature.