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Resin 6 oz. Set

Resin 6 oz. Set

$20.00 USD
$20.00 USD
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Includes Resin, Hardener, 6 reusable Measure & Mix Cups and 3 Mixing Wands.  Enough to mix 12 batches.  Each batch will make 3-6 castings, or cover about 15 square inches with the Doming Technique.  Mix in a 2-to-1 ratio.  Shelf life about a year, and can be maximized by storing in a cool, dry place, away from light.  Functional for years, but for top clarity, use before Part B starts to tint.

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Overall rating: 4.935484 / 5 from 558 reviews.

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Repeat customer!

"So, I never worked with resin before. I watched a few of the outstanding tutorials on how to do little projects and it looked like I could do it. And so far, everything is going great. Tomorrow I will proceed with doming my fabric cutouts. LW and all their wonderful tutorials encourage me to try things with resin that I didn’t think I could do! Way to go!"

— Cheryl C. (5/5)

Resin

"This is amazing I love this so much hope one day they can make a UV resin cause I would get it in bulk. Thank you for all your products cause they are easy to use and the instructions are so easy to follow. Can’t wait for my next order. I love little windows."

— Laza D. (5/5)

Resin 6 oz set

"Great product. Comes neatly packed. Excellent for smaller pours. Clear, shiny and brilliant every time. Follow the instructions and you will have a flawless finished piece."

— Julie L. (5/5)

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"I like it work well for what I need it for"

— DIANE M. (5/5)

With gratitude

"I purchased some items as a gift for my sister. Fran responded to a question I had asked and was so incredibly patient and kind. She has created such amazing products and tutorials which have inspired me to be creative resulting in some amazing gifts to pass along to those I care about. I could not wait to gift the Little Windows kit and additional items to my sister, I know she will love them as much as I do. The items are now in route. This is a very special company and so is Fran. I will share these products with everyone I know!! Thank you so much Fran!"

— Kathy O. (5/5)

Absolutely love it and is

"Absolutely love it and is exactly as described"

— Kathy B. (5/5)

Great product

"I haven't in used yet but I've used other molds of your so an looking forward to using them"

— Judi M. (5/5)

best for jewelry EVER

"This was not my first order of resin from Little Windows, nor do I expect it will be my last. If I have any disappointment, it's that I didn't find it sooner. It is low odor and gives uniform results! it dries so clear and bubbles are few and easy to take care of. I use it to make jewelry, and can't imagine using any other resin now."

— linda e. (5/5)

Nice Resin!

"Very easy to use! Will order it again!"

— Patti S. (5/5)

awesome product

"best resin and good company"

— toni v. (5/5)

Q&A

Which resin set should one get to use the dome technique on 10 postage stamps the size of the 6 cent airmail stamp in your video?
Hello! You could start with the smallest size starter set, or try the 3oz. set if you have more projects in mind. Let me know if I can be of help along the way :) fran@little-windows.com
Is Part A the resin and Part B the hardener?
Hello! We don't refer to them that way for good reason, our formula requires 1 molecule of Part B to bond with 2 molecules of Part A which turns the liquids into a solid. Any leftovers of either part can affect the cure. When users believe Part B is a "hardener", they sometimes think that adding more Part B to the mix can make their pieces to harden faster. But the opposite happens, causing delayed cure. So we don't call it a "hardener" to avoid this confusion. Please let me know if I can be of help in any other way :) - Fran@little-windows.com