MEASURING
With gloves on, pour equal amounts of resin and hardener into a mixing cup. And then pouring the mixture into another clean mixing
cup to make sure you are mixing it well.
TIP - Mix up a little more than you think you'll need because you want to completely cover your work in one shot and not have to mix more later.
MIXING
Stir really well for at least 3 minutes. Scrape the sides and the bottom to make sure you're being thorough (unmixed material will
leave you with sticky spots that just won't cure). Once you put the resin and hardener together, you'll have about 40 minutes of
working time before the resin thickens and cures.
POURING
After making sure your piece is level, go ahead and pour Orangegg over your work. Don't be scared! It'll start to level on its
own, and you can spread it around into place. Let the resin run over the edges and then just use a brush to tidy it up. You'll
notice bubbles will begin to rise to the surface. Many of these will pop on their own, but you can also pop them by torch.
TIP - Wooden panels work best for large pieces rather than canvas because they won't sag under the weight of the resin.
WAIT Orangegg needs to sit for several hours in a dust-free space while it cures. In about 8 hours it will be tacky but you
will be able to pour a second coat if necessary. In about 12 hours it will be dry to the touch, and within 24 hours it will be 95%
cured. It will be fully cured within 72 hours.CLEAN UP - To reuse your mixing tools, wipe them down with a paper towel before the
resin dries.