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Clear Epoxy Resin Malaysia | 2:1 AB Resin | Craftiviti
Clear Epoxy Resin Malaysia | 2:1 AB Resin | Craftiviti
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Clear Epoxy Resin (Non-Toxic) — For Resin Art, Jewellery & Casting
Pour it, watch it turn glass-clear, and get gallery-worthy resin art — without fumes, without a mask, without opening every window in the house.
Craftiviti Crystal Clear High-Gloss Epoxy Resin is a two-part, non-volatile liquid epoxy made in Italy. that cures into a hard, enamel-like, glass-clear finish. Mix 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener by weight, pour or brush within 30 minutes, and let it cure at room temperature.
It's non-toxic and odourless, so you can craft right at your kitchen table — no headaches, no chemical smell creeping through the house.
It is made for maximum durability and a smooth, eye-catching gloss — ideal for resin art, coasters, tabletops, jewellery, and protective coatings on wood, metal, and plastic.
Perfect for: resin art, pendants & jewellery, coasters, phone holders, wood river tables, and mould casting.
| Spec | Value | What this means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Mixing ratio | 2:1 (resin:hardener, by weight) | Easy to measure — just double the resin vs. hardener |
| Pot life (50g) | 15–20 min | You've got time to pour and adjust before it starts setting |
| Cure time | 10–12 hrs | Leave it overnight, come back to a solid piece |
| Full cure | 24–48 hrs | Wait this long before handling heavy-use pieces (coasters, tables) |
| Compression strength | 728 kg/cm² | Cures genuinely hard — won't dent or stay soft |
| Shelf life | 2 yrs unopened / 3 months opened | Buy the size you'll actually use within |
✓ Non-toxic, odourless, no fumes
✓ Product of Italy
✓ High clarity when cured
✓ Minimal shrinkage and bubbles
✓ Low volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
✓ Excellent moisture and chemical resistance
✓ Trusted for over a decade by Malaysian crafters
Traditionally Used For
- Resin art (fairy pendants, seascape art, marble-effect designs)
- Jewellery making (pendants, rings, earrings)
- Wood river tables and pseudo-marble vanities
- Coasters, phone holders, and fishbowl-style decor
- Casting and mould work with silicone or plastic moulds
Not All Epoxy Resin Is Made Equal
Cloudy finish. Yellowing within weeks. A smell that lingers for days after curing. These are the classic signs of a low-grade resin — usually one cut with solvents to save on cost.
Craftiviti's resin skips the shortcuts:
- Low VOCs — nothing off-gassing into your home while it cures
- High clarity formula — stays glass-clear, not cloudy or hazy
- Minimal shrinkage & bubbles — less rework, less wasted resin
- Cures genuinely hard — 728 kg/cm² compression strength, not soft or tacky
- Consistent, tested batches — sourced from Italy, made for reliable results every pour
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this epoxy resin safe to use at home? Yes. It's non-toxic, odourless, and doesn't release fumes, unlike solvent-based resins. You can use it indoors without a respirator or special ventilation.
Can a complete beginner use this resin? Yes. The 2:1 mixing ratio (by weight) is simple to measure, and pot life of 15–20 minutes gives you time to pour without rushing. Start with a small mould for your first project.
What is the mixing ratio for this epoxy resin? 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener, by weight. Measure each separately, combine in a third container, and stir for 1–2 minutes.
How much resin do I need for my project? As a rule of thumb, measure your mold's volume in ml — 1ml of liquid roughly equals 1g of mixed resin. For a small coaster mould, 100–150g of mixed resin is usually enough.
Is this epoxy resin toxic? No. It's non-toxic, odourless, and does not release fumes — unlike polyester or polyurethane resin.
How long does it take to cure? 10–12 hours at room temperature for initial cure. Full cure to Shore D70 hardness takes 24–48 hours depending on mould size and thickness.
How do I get rid of bubbles in the resin? Apply gentle heat with a heat gun and pop bubbles with a toothpick. For larger or more detailed pours, a vacuum chamber gives the cleanest result.
Will the resin turn yellow over time? Like most resins, it can yellow with age and UV exposure. Tint it with colour pigment, or use it against a coloured background to reduce visible yellowing over time.
What's the shelf life? 2 years unopened, 6 months once opened. Buy the size that matches how many projects you're planning.
What else do I need to get started? Mixing cups, stir sticks, gloves, a silicone mould, and (optionally) a heat gun for bubbles and pigment for colour. See our Resin Starter Bundle.
How to Use
- Protect your work area with freezer paper, wax paper, or a silicone mat.
- Stir the resin can well before measuring.
- Measure resin and hardener separately at a 2:1 ratio (by weight), using a scale for best precision.
- Combine both parts in a third container and stir for 1–2 minutes.
- Add colour pigment, thermochromic pigment, or glow-in-the-dark powder if desired (optional).
- Apply release agent to your mould before pouring.
- Pour slowly to minimise bubbles.
- Remove any remaining bubbles with a heat gun and toothpick, or a vacuum chamber.
- Let cure for 24–48 hours depending on mould size.
Always test on a small batch before starting your main project.
Storage
- Keep between 10 °C and 30 °C, away from direct sunlight.
- Seal both bottles tightly after every use. The hardener especially absorbs moisture from the air. Moisture changes the reaction and can leave the finish soft, cloudy, or uneven.
- Use within 6 months of purchase for best results.
Safety
- Work in a well-ventilated space when mixing.
- May irritate sensitive skin. Wear protective gloves and keep resin and hardener off skin.
- If it gets in your eyes, rinse with clean running water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.
- Keep away from children and pets.
New to resin? Here's what else you'll need: Mixing cups & stir sticks · Nitrile gloves · Silicone mould · Heat gun (for bubbles) · Mica powder or pigment
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