LET'S RESIN Resin Casting Powders 3000g, Fast Cured Casting Resin Kit for Beginners,20~30 Minutes De-Mold, Water Activated Plaster Powder Kit for Molds, Easy Mixing & Self Leveling

Easy to use, quick to cure, fun to work with. The cured product feels strong and durable. It looks good and there was enough product to make quite a few creations!

This is amazing! Super easy to mix, get yourself a digital scale, smooth with very few bubbles. Drys very quickly! I've had no issues removing the product from its mold.Also, has a smooth finish. It paints up very well. This is my new favorite media!

I had never used this before today but I’m loving it! The natural white is just beautiful, adding small accents is so easy. Demoulding is easy and the pieces are really pretty in my opinion. I think it’s an easy, fun craft for beginners and even with the children. The product mixes well and I had no lumps. Adding color is easy as well. Clean up is a breeze!

Love the product! Have to go to their website to find more details on how to use.

I bought this to try. I went by the instructions and I was having problems with it. So instead of weighing the water and powder I just us 1 part water to 3 parts powder (put the scale away) also add the powder to the water it stirs easier. I tried different dyes/pigments. Do not use alcohol inks doesn't work, so far the best things that work are craft paint and mica powders. If you only use a little bit of color it will come out kind of pastel. I'm still trying to get more vibrant coloring. If you have a steady hand you can always pour the items without color and hand paint your projects. What ever you pour comes out nice and smooth very few if any bubbles. I recommend this product.

For those people like me who are not very patient this is the stuff for you. I am making small pots for an upcoming craft fair. It can remold in 20Minutes and cures in under 24 hours. I also make resin ones and I am not patient so these are a great medium for me. I live the almost instant gratification. You can make the water proof if you choose by applying a sealer as well. I think these turned out nice and will just get better as I go along and learn what mixes best with them. Easy mixing and just stir until smooth.

I love the product and have enjoyed working with it as a substitute to jesmonite, but color is awful in this stuff. It always bleeds into other colors and looks a complete mess. I ruined a whole 3000kg when all the colors bled together to just make a mess. I mixed for a good amount of time and color looked all blended when mixed and poured, but over time has separated and just looks awful. I'm going to try some marbling and see if it's any better. I used the jdiction resincrete colors so beware of those as well. Acrylics give an ok color, but need a lot to show up. I used the jdiction colors with actual jesmonite and with their resincrete and it worked fine so that just leads me to believe it's the base product. Just hate that I got excited about my design and used the whole container.

Love the ease of use, lack of bubbles and short curing time with Magic Pour. Love the heft and how it looks and feels like ceramic. Love that it’s a clean crisp white when cured.I’m frustrated by trying to obtain a pure back, though not terribly surprised considering that it starts as a pure white. I haven’t tried other colors yet, figuring that if I can perfect a pure black, I can figure out any other color that may be touchy. I’ll get the formula figured out eventually.But I’m also extremely frustrated by the fact that I still haven’t figured out a way to get it to bond with mica powders/flakes or gold flakes brushed into a mold. That is something that I’d never expected to be a problem, and affects how often I can use this product because of this one factor.If the mica powders/etc weren’t an issue, I’d have given it a score of 5. Videos show all the other eco-type resins pulling brushed powders out of a mold. I don’t understand why Magic Pour can’t do that. It’s a very limiting factor, as I don’t want to have to paint every model I make, and I wouldn’t get the same effect on the finished product even if I didn’t mind doing all that painting.I haven’t given up on Magic Pour just yet. It has too many positives to quit on it this early.