Crystal clear resin for makers
Resin, molds, colours and starter kits for coasters, jewellery, keepsakes and gifts. Formulated by our chemist in Belfast, made in the same factory as our pro coatings.
- Formulated by our chemist in Belfast
- Made in the U.K., Ireland & Spain
- Two resins, zero guesswork
- Gloves and a guide in every kit
What are you making?
Five ranges, each with its own colour, so you always know where you are in the shop.
Open the box, start pouring
The right resin, molds and colours for one kind of project, plus gloves and a printed guide.
Which resin, and how much?
Depth decides which resin you need. The calculator tells you how much to buy.
Pick a project or set the depth
Depth is how thick a single pour is. Thin pours want Crystal Coat; thick pours want Deep Pour.
Measure your mold
Filled in with an example: eight 10 cm round coasters. Change anything.
Based on about 1.1 g of resin per ml, plus 10% for cups and spills.
Everything for your next pour
Choose a size to see its price, or open Details for the full product information.
Design a coaster in three taps
Choose a slot, then a colour, and the coaster re-pours in real time. Colour-shift swatches shimmer like the real powders.
Six projects to start with
Each one links to a free step-by-step guide. Tap a product name to see it.
Six steps to a glass-clear pour
The same steps for every project. Only the resin and the mold change.
Measure
Weigh Part A and Part B on a digital scale at the ratio on the label.
Mix
Stir slowly for 3 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom.
Colour
Split into cups and add mica, pigment or dye. A little goes a long way.
Pour
Pour into a level mold in a room at 20–25 °C.
Pop
Sweep the heat gun a few centimetres above the surface to pop bubbles.
Cure
Cover from dust and leave it alone. Demould when hard.
Made with Infi-Crafts
Share your pours on Instagram with #InfiCrafts and we may feature them here.
Same chemistry, pro scale
Infi-Crafts comes from the Infinity Effects factory. When you're ready for countertops, floors and walls, the pro range and training are one click away.
Good to know before you pour
Quick answers for your first pour. Figures are provisional until our technical data sheets are published.
Which resin do I need?
Crystal Coat Poly for anything up to 6 mm per layer: coasters, jewellery, keyrings, trays and coating art. Deep Pour Poly for pours from 1 to 5 cm: flower blocks, spheres, dice, chess pieces and clocks. Not sure? Use the Resin Lab above.
How do I measure and mix?
Weigh both parts on a digital scale using the ratio on the label, then stir slowly for 3 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom. Pour into a second cup and stir again for a perfect mix.
What temperature should my room be?
Between 20 and 25 °C. Cold resin is thick and holds bubbles, so stand sealed bottles in warm water for 10 minutes before mixing.
How do I get rid of bubbles?
Warm the resin first, stir slowly, then sweep a heat gun a few centimetres above the fresh pour. Deep Pour Poly releases most bubbles on its own as it cures.
Can I use pieces with food?
Don't use resin pieces as chopping boards or for hot food. Serving trays are for dry, wrapped or decorative use unless the product label states it meets food-contact rules.
Is resin safe to use at home?
Yes, with care. Wear nitrile gloves, work in a ventilated room, keep pets and children away, and read the safety data sheet before you start. Not a toy, adult use only.
When can I demould and use my piece?
Crystal Coat Poly is touch dry in about 24 hours and fully cured in about 72. Deep Pour Poly demoulds in 48–72 hours and fully cures in about 7 days.
Will it go yellow?
Any clear resin can yellow with years of strong sunlight. Keep pieces out of direct sun. UV-resistance figures will be added once testing is complete.
New colours, molds and guides, monthly
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