ClearWater Epoxy Super Fast -Fast Transparent Resin

ClearWater Epoxi Super Fast is an ultra-fast-curing clear epoxy resin designed for artistic projects, jewellery and thin-layer applications where time matters. With just 15 minutes of working time and full cure in 1-2 hours, it is the ideal choice when you need quick results without sacrificing optical clarity or UV resistance.

Technical specifications

What it is used for

ClearWater Super Fast is designed for thin castings and projects where waiting time is a critical factor. Its self-levelling finish and high transparency make it particularly useful for decorative and artistic projects requiring optical clarity. Note that the recommended maximum layer thickness is 2 mm; for thicker layers or deeper water effects, refer to other resins in the ClearWater range.

• Jewellery and small pieces: gems, pendants, rings, inlays
• Liquid art and fluid art on canvas or board
• Coasters, trays and thin-layer decorative objects
• Encapsulation of dried flowers, insects or small objects
• Glossy top coat over decorated surfaces
• Bonding and sealing of metals and small-format electronic components
• Filling silicone moulds for figures and decorative pieces

How to use it

1. Prepare the environment: work in a ventilated space, at a temperature between 20-25 °C and with controlled humidity (avoid very humid environments). Protect the work surface.
2. Measure the components: use graduated containers and mix at a ratio of 100A:100B by volume. A precision scale is also valid if you follow the weight ratio indicated by the manufacturer.
3. Mix: stir slowly and continuously for at least 2-3 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom of the container thoroughly. Avoid beating vigorously to prevent incorporating bubbles.
4. Pour into the mould or onto the surface: apply the mixture to the silicone mould or prepared surface. The finish is self-levelling; manual levelling is not necessary.
5. Remove bubbles: pass a soft flame torch or a heat gun at approximately 15-20 cm distance for a few seconds. Surface bubbles will disappear.
6. Allow to cure: do not move the piece for at least 1-2 hours. At lower temperatures curing may take longer.
7. Demould: once cured, demould carefully. If using a rigid mould, apply Release agent 34D beforehand to facilitate removal.

Usage tips

Temperature and bubbles

Ambient temperature directly affects viscosity and the appearance of bubbles. If working below 20 °C, slightly pre-warm component A (base resin) by submerging it in warm water for a few minutes before mixing. This reduces viscosity and facilitates degassing. When using the torch, apply heat in quick passes: excess heat can cause yellowing or deformation in very thin layers.

Pigmentation and additives

If you want to colour the resin, add epoxy-specific pigments to component A before mixing with B. The usual amount is between 2 and 5% of the total weight of the mixture. Do not use water-based pigments, as they can affect curing. For metallic or pearlescent effects, mix the pigment powder into component A and blend thoroughly before adding the hardener.

Multiple layers and thickness

The recommended maximum layer thickness is 2 mm. If you need greater depth (for example, to encapsulate bulky objects), apply successive layers waiting for each one to cure completely before pouring the next. This prevents excessive heating (exothermic reaction) that could cause internal bubbles, deformation or breakage of the piece. For deeper applications, consider other resins in the range with a longer working time.

Frequently asked questions