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Alumilite Urethane Resin

Alumilite Urethane Resin

Alumilite Info

  • Alumilite Clear must be mixed 1:1 by weight. Off ratio mixing may produce hazy or frosted parts.
  • Crystal clear resin that is easy to use and great for a wide variety of clear casting applications.
  • Its low viscosity and 1:1 mix ratio by weight makes it extremely easy to use. Vacuum or pressure is recommended to achieve 100% bubble free castings but minimal bubbles can be achieved by slowly mixing and pouring the resin.
  • It offers superior polish-ability than other clear resins and able to achieve maximum shine in your finished parts.
  • **Shipping for Alumilite only to USA lower 48**
  • ***80lb Kits are drop shipped from Alumililte. Shipping is charged at a higher rate and refunded if shipped for less at the time shipped. Please message or call for a specific quote. Can take 2+ weeks to arrive
  • *If you would like more than 1 of the 80lb kits please contact us for shipping quote*

Alumilite Clear

  • High Impact
  • High Gloss
  • Optically Clear Casting
  • Can be Dyed or Pigmented
  • 7 Minute Work Time
  • 45-90 Minute Demold Time
  • Mix 1:1 by Weight
  • **Shipping for Alumilite only to USA lower 48**

Alumilite Clear Slow

  • High Impact
  • High Gloss
  • Optically Clear Casting
  • Can be Dyed or Pigmented
  • 12 Minute Work Time
  • 2-4 Hour Demold Time
  • Mix 1:1 by Weight
  • **Shipping for Alumilite only to USA lower 48**

How to determine volume

  • Volume Calculation: liquid volume = ( length x width x height ) x .554
  • How to determine resin needed for a rectangle or square mold (this is a good place to start, you should verify during pour and make adjustments in future) There is .554oz in 1 cubic inch of resin
  • How to determine resin needed for a rectangle or square mold (this is a good place to start, you should verify during pour and make adjustments in future) There is .554oz in 1 cubic inch of resin
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$43.55 USD
$43.55 USD
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