JDiction ResinCrete Kit, Complete Kit Easy for Beginners, 20-30Minutes Demold, Include Water-Based Eco-friendly Casting Powder, Mold & Pigment, Easy Mix for Beginners DIY Home Decor

Ok. Back in the mid 90's out came plaster of Paris with silicone sculpture molds. Safe, non toxic, easy to use. But there were some challenges. Air bubbles. Removing them from the molds was ok. Painting them was fun. The molds were reusable, and for me with a daycare, that was big. The kids had lots of fun, (ok I did too). The price was very reasonable! Now along comes this product! I honestly had this in my cart on hold for months due to the cost. But along came a sale so I say let's try. Now no matter if your a beginner or seasoned crafter to this kind of material, it doesn't matter, you can do this! The kit literally comes with things to get started, you just need a basic kitchen scale, (which are inexpensive now a days, coming from someone who is on a very fixed budget), cardboard square big enough for your mold to sit on and water. If you are still unsure, watch Steven McDonald, glitz n glitter, and so many others on YouTube. Steve, however really does a fantastic job with many insights. Ok. Follow instructions, even if you make a mistake and add to much water or resincrete, you can still fix it. No worries. The cardboard, tile or something to put your mold on, (which it comes with 3 cool molds), that cardboard will help you to shake out any bubbles, move it without spilling, just a great tool that's free!. Everyone has cardboard! Now, (wish I knew this years ago with the plaster of Paris), but you can color this in many ways. If you add Mica, add it to the dry first, liquid or acrylic paint, add it to the water first. (If you want different colors, do smaller batches to put together). The bubbles, wow, barely any. The surface, smooth with a beautiful Sheen! Now I wished I never listened to my ex husband! I wish I had kept those molds and ice cube trays I had those 20 some odd years ago! You can use this in ice cube trays like from the dollar store also! My recommendations when you finally decide to buy this kit: Buy another bag of resincrete Kitchen scale Fun mold, such as even the candy melt trays, ice cube trays. (No need to go expensive here) The bottle of glaze that is water soluble for resincrete. String (to make ornaments) A simple face mask, (in case of dust) Imagination You will not regret this purchase! But if you have children, they will have fun also! Hmmm who will have more fun? The adults or the children? You decide!

I love this stuff. It’s makes crafting easy and fun. It dries hard as a rock! I dropped a piece and it did not break. I will use it again. Worth the money.

I’ve been seeing a similar product on YouTube that is not widely available in the US but I really wanted to try it. I saw this kit and gave it a shot. The kit has everything needed to do a basic project, including 3 molds. I mixed up a couple of batches very quickly having never done this before and they came out well. Simple process mix powder with water. Add color if desired then pour into mold. It is ready to demold in 30 minutes. I will continue to use this product.

I seen a video about this stuff and for the price I gave it a go (we do regular epoxy resin stuff) and this product is very straight forward in its usage. You need a scale that measures grams and I found it was easiest to add my water for however much I was going to make. Say, 300 grams of water, and then added a scoop of powder (keeping track of how many grams of powder you added) and stirring it up good then add more, stir, add more stir until you have the proper ratio of water to powder. It pours nice and the end result is nice. It has a very unique feel to it. Its nice and smooth but you can tell it has a rock/ceramic like feeling to it. We added color (as they say you can) and it bled out so bad. This is part of the reason for only 4 stars. We put the recommended type of colorant in (blue) and it had a nice pale baby kind of blue result but after demolding and the product continued to cure it bled out most of the blue and they are pinkish color. With no colorant added the result is a nice white and that looks great. Im sure this stuff has its uses but in my opinion its kind of limited but thats just my opinion. Probably wont buy anymore but it was fun to play with.

I watched a few videos of people using Resincrete and decided to give it a try. I like it better than plaster. It mixes smooth and fast. I used a scale to measure my powder and water with perfect results. It cured fast and without bubbles. I tried casting some dinosaurs. The mold was made with inflexible plastic and not silicone. Toes and tails were breaking. Super glue patched them back together. A bunch of my other silicone molds are packed away at the moment. I'm looking forward to trying them out as soon as I can get them back.

Loved the product! It was very easy to work it, it was the first time using it and everything came out so smooth and without any bubbles.

Update after mixing and pouring into molds I have noticed the round mold is damaged on the inside of it. This is due to how the molds were packaged. It has indentions in it, and after pulling it out of mold the inside isn’t level. The instructions wasn’t in the package. I had to find a video from Steve McDonald to see what measurements were. The curing time is Great when you are wanting to finish and move to next project. The inks done great marble effects. Color was great, great value for money, Durability seems to be great. The molds function great.

Sets very quick - 20 minutes to demold for most items for me. Make sure you have a food scale or something similar since you have to measure by weight. Good bundle especially with the molds and colors it comes with. Very easy to learn how to use, especially if you are familiar with resin already. Only complaint is the powder flies everywhere so if you have other projects around be mindful of where the dust falls.