50 Clear Plastic Graduated Cups & 50 Wooden Mixing Sticks

Resin Mixing:
Use the plastic measuring cups to accurately measure out the resin and hardener in the correct ratios. This ensures a proper cure and prevents issues like stickiness or tackiness in the finished resin pieces.
The disposable nature of the cups makes cleanup quick and easy, as you can simply discard them after use without worrying about cleaning up sticky resin residue.
Color Mixing:
Measure out smaller amounts of resin to mix with different pigments or dyes for color experimentation. The graduated markings on the measuring cups allow for precise measurement of small quantities of resin.
Use the wooden mixing sticks to blend the resin and pigment thoroughly, ensuring even distribution of color throughout the mixture. The smooth surface of the sticks makes them ideal for stirring resin without introducing air bubbles.
Resin Casting:
Pour the mixed resin into molds for casting various resin projects, such as jewelry, coasters, or art pieces. The disposable measuring cups can be used as pouring vessels, helping to control the flow of resin into the molds.
The wooden mixing sticks can be used to help release any air bubbles trapped in the resin mixture by gently stirring or tapping the molds. This ensures that the finished resin pieces have a smooth surface and clear appearance.
Resin Layering:
Create multi-layered resin projects by pouring successive layers of resin into molds. The graduated markings on the measuring cups allow for precise measurement of each layer, ensuring uniform thickness and depth.
Use the wooden mixing sticks to carefully pour and manipulate the resin layers, creating unique effects such as swirls or gradients. The pointed end of the sticks can be used to create intricate patterns or designs in the resin layers.
Embedding Objects:
Embed small objects, such as beads, flowers, or charms, into resin projects. Use the measuring cups to pour a thin layer of resin into the mold, then arrange the objects on top before pouring additional resin to cover them.
Use the wooden mixing sticks to position and adjust the embedded objects within the resin, ensuring they are evenly distributed and properly submerged. The flat end of the sticks can be used to gently press the objects into the resin to prevent them from floating or shifting.
Mold Release:
Apply mold release agent to resin molds before pouring in the resin to prevent sticking and facilitate easy removal of the cured resin pieces. Use the wooden mixing sticks to spread the release agent evenly across the surface of the mold, ensuring complete coverage.