Amazing Floral Preservation Resin

No Heat! 🔥

• This is not epoxy resin, so do not use torches, heat guns, or warm-water baths.
• Heat can cause bubbling, speed up curing, or damage your florals.
• If bubbles appear, do not use heat to remove them.
• Use a toothpick or small stick to gently tease bubbles away from petals or the surface.
• As a polyaspartic resin, it naturally cures clear and smooth without heat.

Bubble Management 🫧

• Dunk your florals before pouring: Submerge each flower in a small cup of mixed resin first, then lift and place it into the mold. This “dunk coat” helps push out trapped air and can reduce bubbles. However, it isn’t a guaranteed solution for every flower some blooms naturally trap air due to their shape or petal structure.
• Pre-seal fragile blooms (optional): A light mist of floral sealant or clear spray helps reduce micro bubbles in thin or airy petals.

Layering 📏

• Pour your next layer 3–6 hours after the previous layer during the ideal gel stage.
• Waiting too long (letting a layer fully cure) makes layer lines more visible, especially in deep floral blocks.
• Pouring layers closer together minimizes visible seams.
• Helps prevent micro bubbles from being trapped between pours.

How to Use

1. Use fully dried, sealed florals only – moisture can cause cloudiness or rapid curing.
2. Mix 1:1 by volume (A:B) – stir slowly and gently to avoid introducing air.
3. Pour in thin layers (¼"–½") – let each layer rest 3–6 hours before the next.
4. Do not use heat tools – allow bubbles to rise naturally and pop with a toothpick.
5. Cure at room temperature (65–75°F) – demold after 24 hours; full cure in 7 days.

6. Optional: Use a pressure pot for complex or large floral arrangements to minimize trapped air. 

✅ 1:1 easy mix ratio– simple to measure and mix for consistent, predictable results.
✅ Formulated for floral encapsulation– low-exotherm chemistry protects delicate petals from scorching or discoloration.
✅ Crystal-clear, UV-stable finish– the cured piece stays bright and non-yellowing, keeping flowers vivid for years.
✅ Fast working + curing cycle– 15–20 minute work time, layers ready in 3–6 hours, demold in ~24 hours.
🚫 No torch or heat required–new technology eliminates air pockets inside the block, releasing bubbles before they form. This product is not an epoxy and behaves very differently from one.

1. Can I use fresh flowers in this resin?

🌸 Nope! Only use fully dried, sealed florals. Any moisture can cause cloudiness, bubbling, or rapid curing — dry and seal them first for crystal-clear results.

2. How do I mix the resin properly?

🌀 Mix 1:1 by volume (A:B). Stir slowly and gently in one direction to keep bubbles out. Let the mix rest for 3–4 minutes before pouring so tiny bubbles can rise.

3. How should I pour for the best results?

🌿 Pour in thin layers about ¼"–½" thick. Give each layer 3–6 hours before adding the next to prevent trapped bubbles or heat buildup.

4. Can I use a torch or heat gun to remove bubbles?

🚫🔥 No heat tools! This resin isn’t an epoxy — heat can damage your florals or cause the resin to cure too fast. Let bubbles rise on their own and pop gently with a toothpick.

5. What temperature should I work in?

🌡️ Room temperature is key! Keep your workspace between 65–75°F (21–27°C) for best clarity and working time.

6. How long does it take to cure?

⏳ Demold after 24 hours, but give it 7 full days to reach complete hardness and clarity. Patience = perfection.

7. Should I use a pressure pot?

💨 Optional, but helpful! A pressure pot can reduce trapped air when working with larger or more detailed floral pieces, but it’s not required for great results.

Floral Preservation Resin Safety Data Sheet

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