Low Viscosity for Excellent Flow into Complex Moulds

Why Low Viscosity Matters for Intricate Casts

Low viscosity resins spread smoothly and evenly, reaching every tiny nook of your silicone mould. This is essential for jewellery, miniatures, or detailed art where sharp definition is key. High viscosity resins may trap air or miss subtle details, while low viscosity formulas like Liquidissima Epoxy Resin offer a water-clear, bubble-minimising finish ideal for complicated shapes.

Practical Tips for Pouring Resin into Silicone Moulds

• Prepare your mould: Ensure moulds are clean and level before pouring.
• Pour slowly: Steady, gradual pouring reduces air bubbles and lets the resin naturally fill tight spaces.
• Use appropriate tools: Small spatulas or sticks can help guide the resin into deep or narrow mould sections.
• Tap and tilt: Gently tap or flex the mould after pouring to release trapped air and ensure full coverage.

When This Matters Most

Opting for a low viscosity resin is especially important when your project features delicate elements such as jewellery, decorative coasters, or highly detailed models. In these cases, resin that flows into minute areas ensures sharp results and fewer surface flaws.