NAKED FUSION Epoxy Resin for Deep Pour Casting - Crystal Clear Formula with 2 Inch Thickness

bmillsbmills: I liked this deep pour resin from Naked Fusion. I poured a large egg mold 3 1/2 inches deep and had no issues with flash curing. It did take longer to cure, which is normal for deep pour resins. I had no bubbles. I am happy with it and will purchase again. Don't judge the attached picure lol. I added to much pink and am still perfecting my flower/resin techingue :) I also poured a matte heart mold that was only about 1 1/2 inches, that turned out nicely. It was from a mold I made of my solid crystal heart. Its beautiful & the deep pour worked flawlessly.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

Angela BAngela B: I avoided trying deep pouring for a long time, mostly just because I was nervous, and now that seems silly. Deep pour resin is absolutely bubble-free and doesn’t end up in a warped, swirled, flash-cured mess if you pour it over a couple inches. I’ve been using Naked Fusion’s 1:1 epoxy for almost a year now and still can’t say enough about their quality and dedicated customer service. The clarity and heat stability far exceeds other well-known brands I have tried. I also can only use zero VOCs resins in my indoor studio. So of course, I had no reason to try anything else for my deep pours.

This is even easier to use than regular 1:1 resins, though there are some downsides. The major one is that if you’re doing small deep pours (as shown), you’re gonna wait three days before even hoping it’s safe to demold. It also seems to have minor shrinkage, based on how I have to top off my sphere ornaments when they’re cured with standard resin before demolding. Deep pour resins also can discolor organic inclusions; due to their slow cure rate and low viscosity they resaturate dried florals. Better results can be achieved by pre-coating colorful flowers with regular 1:1...

United States on Nov 15, 2022

Jeremy: I did not use this resin for a deep pour. I know that it says deep pour on the bottle but my purpose this time (beach wave coasters) did not require more than a few thin layers and I already had this resin on hand. It has both pros and cons in my opinion, and I suggest using as deep pour only and use a different brand for thin coat applications.

PROS:
most all of the bubbles went away on their own. Within a couple minutes of mixing part A and part B, which was a 2 to 1 ratio, very few bubbles remained. After using the mini torch and allowing to dry, I was pretty happy with the nearly perfect glossy finish, which can be hard to achieve.

This resin is less sticky than others I have worked with. The stickiness of resin can be really annoying, even when using gloves, and this one was easier to clean up drips in my opinion.

CONS:
Took way longer to dry than any other resin brand I have used. Most are dry to the touch between 12 and 24 hrs to gently handle or add another coat, and won’t leave fingerprints after 48 hrs or so. This resin dried SLOWLY for 3 days at least. I wasn’t sure if it was going to cure right, but it finally did. I would use only for...

United States on Dec 27, 2021

Bella ArtBella Art: I am an experienced resin artist and have been using Naked Fusion's Artist Resin for many of my are projects. I have done resin art and small layer casting, but I have not had experience with deep pours or deep casting objects. I wanted to try deep pour in a pyramid sand see if I could pour the full depth of the pyramid in one pour so it would be quicker than pouring in layers. It worked great! I poured 2 clear pyramids with no pigment. Each in one pour only and there was no smell which made me happy. It was easy to stir and easy to pour. It took some adjusting to get used to the curing time because it took longer to cure, but it came out so clear it was worth the time. I had to be patient and wait to demold. It
definitely tasks longer to cure but the clarity is amazing and I did not have to pour several layers. Just pour and let it be. One pyramid I added some ice crystals and the other one I tried to pour just clear un-tinted resign. I did torch a little when I first poured. I had no issues with bubbles because they released while the pyramids were curing. There were a couple of scratches in my mold that showed in the pyramid which I will sand out but they really came out...

United States on Apr 19, 2020