Jesmonite AC100 Water Based Casting Resin - Starter Kit

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It is suitable for both decorative castings and glass reinforced laminates, and can be pigmented using the Jesmonite range of water-based pigments. The instructions also outline how to mix the components together and how to add your pigments in a step by step guide so it really is easy peasy!

It's a non-toxic, solvent-free acrylic resin made from a mixture of gypsum (plaster stone) and a water-based acrylic component.

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Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. You can choose between a Primary or Neutral colour pigment set, with all colours mixable with one another. For more information on Jesmonite AC100 and the full kits available, visit our AC100 product page here. These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. Both moulds are non-toxic and super-safe to use, plus they are reusable so you can use them time and time again for more creations.We can’t guarantee that every piece you make will be perfect, but that’s the beauty of experimentation.

A small starter kit of Jesmonite AC100 which includes enough materials and all the equipment necessary to make 4 - 6 coasters from the re-usable silicone moulds included in the kit.Plus, it's a zero-waste craft so if you have some leftover, you can use this to create yourself a little gift too. When you’re ready to experiment even further, take a look at our Marbling and Terrazzo How-To Guides. It is also dimensionally stable due to low exothermic reaction, and produces a small amount of expansion on set (1mm/ linear metre). I remember how much I ve spent to expensive well asvertised sealers that were soo sticky and destroying my craft.