Black Urethane Casting Resin

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Black Casting Resin FAQ’s:

How do I use my black casting resin?

AeroMarine’s black casting resin is easy to use, and you can mix-and-pour from the comfort of your own home. First, you’ll need to create a silicone mold for whichever object you want to cast. When your mold is ready, spray in the urethane mold release and let it sit for a few minutes. Mix Part A and Part B of your casting resin. Mix each component at a 1:1 ratio and only mix in a clean, plastic container.

Pour your casting resin into your mold and wait for it to harden. Black Casting resin typically takes between 3 and 5 minutes to cure, but it may take longer depending on how much casting resin you poured. Your casting resin may not cure properly if the room temperature if 50 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Avoid mixing your casting resin on rainy days or in humid environments because moisture will adversely affect the curing process.

Why might I need a black casting resin?

Black casting resin is a great product to use for creating solid black prototype pieces, the cured product will become extremely durable when it hardens, depending on the thickness of the part.

Black, in particular, is terrific because it can easily fit any style of décor or fashion. Use black casting resin to create a beautiful finish on furniture appliques, finials, and decorative items. Part prototypes are also best made in black.

What other colored casting resin does AeroMarine offer?

AeroMarine offers white casting resin in addition to black. We also have casting resin colorant available  in white, black, yellow, red, and blue so you can mix up a variety of colors. Adding colorant is easy—just mix it with the Part B component before you add Part A. You can also add white colorant to brighten the color. Keep in mind with a white base you will get more muted colors.

We also have bronze powder available so you can create cold casts. Our bronze powder is made from real bronze so you can create resin casts that are authentically coated by the  metal to achieve a patina like real cast bronze pieces with less weight.