Gray Lane Clear Acrylic Water for Floral Arrangements

I used it for my project. Easy instructions. I left my vase with flowers in the cabinet for 3 days, so it wouldn't be disturbed. And it looks perfectly

Looks like water. I was able to do it and make it look good even though I had never done this before. I had no bubbles.

This was the best one I found that doesn’t require heating or a mess. Kind of expensive cause you need to use it all once you mix it

The Gray Lane clear acrylic water epoxy is a 2 part resin. It is, however, less easy to work with than any other resin I have used. Today my daughter and I took out 4 types of resin to work on several projects. This is marked on the bottles as a 2 part epoxy resin, as the others were, but this is much more liquid (less viscous,) does not become tacky quickly and hardens a good deal slower than the others. It made it a good deal more difficult to get layered color (though if I had known that it took so long to become tacky, or thicker, I could have waited and done separate pours.It is marketed to be used as imitation water, in a flower arrangement, or model train lasndscape. It may excel in thos areas, but we used it in other applications: models, jewelry, casting. We also used some of the other resins so we could do a side by side comparison *when they are dry). I know that the other resins dry clear, though one has yellowed with age. I have not seen one yet that doesn't. I will come back to revise my rating if this stays clear longer than the others, but it will take at least 6 months to know that (and I will revise as appropriate if it does better than the others).It is less easy to use in casting, particularly if you want to layer, or float things in the medium. In fact, it was so much thinner that the mica we used instead dissolved creating a pearlestent sheen, instead of a shiny mica finish. It was not what we were loooking for, but is an effect we can use now that we know it does that.

Mixed one package and all seemed good. Set aside for 72 hours, and it still hasn't hardened. Had ordered another box right after mixing first package, since it was so easy to use. Will return second package.

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Made my own floral piece in a candle holder for our outside wall I was attempting to match my Harvest wreath on the front door. The wind kept blowing the leaves out even though they were in rocks to hold. I purchased the Acrylic Water and it worked beautifully. I will be replacing the Harvest floral piece with my own Christmas floral piece and will be using the Acrylic Water with the extra candle holders that I have. Now I can use them every year. One box of the the Acrylic Water was enough for the five candle holders, even had left over for one more candle holder to make if needed..

Out of all the fake water I’ve bought this works best, and I love that I don’t have to use it all at once. Just be careful to use the same exact amount from each bottle. I was a hair short on measuring enough hardener so it dried a bit tacky, but easy to fix, I simply added a very thin layer mixed with sufficient hardener this time.