Explore Our Range of Premium Resin Products: Shallow Pour, Deep Pour, and UV Resin

At our company, we pride ourselves on offering a diverse selection of high-quality resin products to meet the needs of our customers. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, an artist, or a professional craftsman, we have the perfect resin solution for your project.

1. Table Top Resin (Original):

Our shallow pour resin is available in five convenient kit sizes: 500ML, 1L, 2L, 4L and 8L. This versatile resin is heat resistant up to 90 degrees Celsius and food safe, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.

• Perfect for pours up to depths of 20mm.
• Ideal for coating artwork and creating stunning finishes.
• Available in multiple kit sizes to suit your needs.

1. Deep Pour Resin:

For projects that require deeper pours, our deep pour resin is the perfect choice. Available in 3L and 12L kit sizes, this resin is also heat resistant up to 90 degrees Celsius and food safe. The main difference between our shallow pour and deep pour resin is that the deep pour resin is suitable for pours between 20mm and 100mm.

• Ideal for river tables, deep pour molds, and other large-scale projects.
• Offers exceptional clarity and durability.
• Available in two convenient kit sizes.

1. UV Resin:

Our UV resin provides a quick and efficient curing solution for jewelry makers and other small-scale projects. Available in three sizes: 200ml, 400ml, and 600ml, this resin cures under a UV light in just 2 minutes, allowing you to complete your projects in record time.

• Perfect for creating jewelry, charms, and small decorative items.
• Cures rapidly under UV light for fast results.
• Available in multiple sizes to suit your project needs.

No matter what type of project you're working on, our range of resin products has you covered. From shallow pours to deep pours to UV curing, we have the perfect resin solution for your needs. Explore our collection today and unleash your creativity!

When working with resin, bubbles can be a common frustration, but with a few simple techniques, you can significantly reduce their occurrence and achieve flawless results. Here are some helpful tips:

1. Warm Up Your Resin: Start by warming up your resin before use, especially if it has been stored in a colder area. Simply place the resin container in hot water or on a radiator for about 10 minutes. If your hardener is also cold, warm it in hot water for 5 minutes.
2. Optimal Storage: Store your resin in a warm spot in your house to maintain its viscosity and minimize the formation of bubbles.
3. Gentle Mixing: When mixing the resin and hardener together, stir slowly using a folding motion. Make sure to scrape all sides of the mixing container to ensure thorough mixing.
4. Allow Bubbles to Rise: After mixing, let the resin sit for 2 to 3 minutes to allow the majority of bubbles to float to the top and pop. For deep pour resin, you can leave it for 10 to 15 minutes for bubbles to rise up.
5. Use Alcohol Spray: Spray the surface of the resin with alcohol spray containing more than 91% alcohol to help pop any remaining bubbles.
6. Apply Heat: Use a heat gun or candle lighter to help remove bubbles. Simply hold the flame near the resin surface to pop the bubbles away. Be cautious not to touch the resin with the flame to avoid any damage.
7. Use Silicone Stirrer: Utilize a silicone large moulded stirrer when mixing resin to reduce the formation of bubbles. This reusable tool helps achieve smoother results with fewer imperfections.

By incorporating these techniques into your resin crafting process, you can effectively minimize bubbles and create stunning, bubble-free resin creations every time.

When working with resin, it's common to have leftover resin at the bottom of your jugs after pouring. Here are two simple solutions for handling this excess resin:

1. Leave Stirrer in Resin Pot: To make the most of leftover resin, leave one of the provided stirrers in the pot to harden along with the resin. Once the resin has cured, you can easily pull out the stirrer, and the dried resin will not stick to the silicone. It will peel off effortlessly, providing a satisfying and waste-free solution.
2. Clean Before Resin Dries: Alternatively, you can clean the pots and stirrers before the resin dries. Using an antibacterial wipe is an effective way to clean the equipment and remove any residual resin. This ensures that your tools remain clean and ready for future use, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency in your resin crafting projects.

By following these simple tips, you can effectively manage leftover resin, reduce waste, and streamline your resin crafting process for optimal results.

When it comes to resin projects, having a clear understanding of work time and ideal temperature is crucial for achieving the best results. Here's what you need to know about Mouldd resin:

1. Shallow Pour Resin: Mouldd shallow pour resin offers a work time of approximately 40 minutes, though this can vary based on room temperature.
2. Deep Pour Resin: For larger projects requiring more time, our deep pour resin provides an extended work time of 120+ minutes, allowing for ample time to complete intricate designs.
3. Ideal Temperature Range: To ensure optimal curing and performance, it's recommended to work within a temperature range of 18°C to 22°C. This temperature range provides the ideal conditions for working with Mouldd resin, allowing for smooth application and consistent results.

When it comes to resin crafting, the possibilities are virtually endless. Beyond adding colors and glitter, you have the freedom to incorporate a wide array of materials. From paper and plastic to fabric, metal, clay, wood, shells, coins, glass, bottle tops, corks, natural elements, glitters, and powders – the options are abundant!

However, it's crucial to ensure that the items you embed are free from moisture. Moisture can compromise the integrity of the resin and result in undesired outcomes. By taking this precaution, you can unleash your creativity and experiment with a variety of materials to create unique and stunning resin pieces.

When embedding elements in resin, it's essential to steer clear of moisture-containing materials like fresh flowers and leaves. The water content can react with the resin, causing discoloration and browning of the leaves and petals. Instead, opt for dried flowers and leaves, which complement resin beautifully.

Ensure that any items you plan to embed are completely dry before incorporating them into your resin project. If you're uncertain about compatibility or need guidance, don't hesitate to reach out to our team at hello@mouldd.co.uk. We're here to provide assistance and ensure your resin creations turn out perfectly!

In the event of resin coming into contact with your skin, it's essential to act promptly. Keep a pack of wipes nearby for immediate use, allowing you to quickly wipe off any resin. Follow up by washing the affected area with soap and water to ensure thorough removal of any residue.

When dealing with resin spills on work surfaces, opt for antibacterial wipes or cleaning sprays. These products are effective in cleaning up resin spills and maintaining a clean workspace. By addressing spills promptly and using appropriate cleaning methods, you can ensure a smooth and hassle-free resin crafting experience.

1. Apply a Second Coat of Resin: After the initial layer of resin has cured, pour a small second coat over the surface. This not only provides additional protection to your creation but also removes any sharp edges. Furthermore, it enhances the overall shine of your piece.
2. Sand Down the Resin: Alternatively, you can opt for sanding to achieve smooth edges. We recommend wet sanding using a very fine waterproof sandpaper. This method allows you to gently sand the edges until they are smooth to the touch, ensuring a polished finish for your resin project.

Using resin within a suitable temperature range is crucial for achieving optimal curing results. Here's what you need to know:

1. Temperature Impact: Resin curing can be affected by temperature extremes. Working in low temperatures may lead to extended curing times or incomplete curing. Conversely, high temperatures can accelerate the curing process, potentially resulting in subpar outcomes.
2. Shallow Pour Resin: Our shallow pour resin typically sets quickly, with a full cure taking approximately 24 hours. To protect your resin art during curing, cover them to prevent dust from settling on the surface.
3. Deep Pour Resin: For deeper pours, such as our deep pour resin, expect a longer curing time of 72 hours. It takes up to 7 days for the resin to achieve full heat resistance. Be patient and allow sufficient time for the resin to cure properly, ensuring the best results for your projects.