Tassika Eco Resin Kit for Beginners 2lbs, Terrazzo Complete Kit

Gute Anleitung und einfach zu verarbeiten. Alles was man brauch ist dabei ausser ein Gefäß zum mischen.

L'ho comprata perchè volevo provare ma non sapevo dove iniziare. Il kit è molto semplice e il prodotto in se penso che sia versatile e molto facile da usare .

Kit plus que parfait, très complet et quantité vraiment suffisante pour faire quelques modèles. J’ai trouvé la poudre de résine d’une très bonne qualité, facile à mélanger et magnifique lors du démoulage. Je recommande vivement ce kit !

El kit incluye todo lo necesario para hacer varios moldes. He probado otras resinas y de momento esta es la que más me gusta. Lo compré para mí pero me parece un regalazo para la gente que le guste las cosas de DYI.

This kit was really fun to use. The directions aren't really great. Watch you some tutorials before using. This was my first attempt at a product like this and it wasn't that difficult at all. I had lost of fun with it but the product didn't got very far. I made the trinket tray and hex coaster shown, plus 4 smaller round coasters and that was the end of the product. I experimented on the 4 coasters with alternative ways of coloring the acrylic resin/cement and can confirm that while they did all work, the included pigments are easiest. I tried acrylic paint and the color is much lighter than I would have liked. You can't really use too much paint or the item will be crumbly and using the paint made it take almost an hour to set. I tried mica powder which was laughable. The color was dull and way off. This also took longer to set and affected the texture of the finished product. Lastly, I tried alcohol inks. These do do work to color your product a solid color but you can add a few drops and swirl and that is a nice effect. just PLEASE remember to protect your lungs! Wear a mask while using the powder (powder is non toxic but should not be inhaled) and especially when working with alcohol inks as those are not meant to be inhaled. One last caution, do NOT wash any of this down your drains!!!!! You will destroy your plumbing. Let the leftovers harden in a plastic cup, crush up and throw away. I reuse the cup then and have had no problems. I also use a silicone whisk and the product can be tapped off once dry over a garbage can and reused. Save your skin and wear gloves. I didn't use the sandpaper or acetate sheet so no comments on those. All in all the kit was fun and worth the $. It would be a fun weekend project with a child or a nice gift to a crafty friend. I have since tried Jesmonite which is more expensive and harder to find and didn't find that much of a difference.