Your solution should look fairly homogenous after mixing (there will be a lot of bubbles in it at this point). Since it's pretty viscous, make sure to scrape the sides and reach all the places where unmixed resin could hide. Pour an equal amount of Part A and Part B into your graduated measuring cup- the ratio of Part A to Part B is 1:1 with this particular brand of resin. Divide that total number of ounces in half, and that'll be how much you measure out of both Part A and B of the resin.ĭon your safety equipment.
1 fluid ounce is 1.8in^3 (~29.6 cm^3 for those of you not using Freedom Units). Take that desired thickness number and multiply by the area of your piece to get the total volume needed per layer.I usually do around 1/8" thick layers at most. Think about how many layers you would like in your piece, and divide your container's depth by that number to get your desired thickness.If you want to be accurate about how thick your layer will be, you should first calculate how much resin you should prepare per layer.
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