Why Choose Us:

Aorun is one of the biggest Titanium DioxideSuppliers.Have been in this field more than 15 years.
Aorun passed ISO 9001ISO 14001IS 50001 And FSSC 22000.
Aorun have two method to produce titanium dioxide ,Sulfate process and ChlorideProcess.
In collaboration with technical services, market and sales teams under the close cooperation relationship between us and our customers..

FAQ:

Q: Could you supply the epoxy resin kit samples for we test?

A: Yes, no problem, pls contact us with our workable for samples.
Q: What’s the best way to mix this epoxy resin art kit casting resin?
A: You’ll want to make sure that you have 1 parts base resin and 1 part curing agent measured precisely, by weight. Pour each into your mixing bucket, and we recommend using a paddle mixer to mix for at least 6-8 minutes or until it is fully mixed. Don’t worry about any bubbles in the mixture, they will all work themselves out about 40 minutes.
Q: How long does it take to cure, and what temperatures can I pour the epoxy resin casting resin in?
A: Our optimum environment temperature range is 25° - 100°C (in a clean, temperature controlled environment. In that temperature range, it will begin to gel in 90-120 minutes, and cure rock hard within 12-48 hours.Temperatures under 25°C will slow the curing process even more. Above 85°C, it will begin to accelerate curing. By the way, we also have high temperature epoxy resin, it can be used on 280°C temperature.
Q: Can I use this casting resin on furniture meant for the outdoors?
A: Our casting resin will not to change yellow, if you want to work outdoors, pay attention to the outdoor temperature because it affects the touch dry time and curing time.
Q: How much mica or pigment can I use?
A: We suggest only using epoxy resin color pigments (like our Supercolor Liquid Pigments), mica pigment powder, alcohol inks and dyes. With that said, 12% is the limit of color that can be added before the curing process is affected. Remember, the higher percent of color you add, the less chance of a perfect cure. If you go too high, your project will not cure. Our limit for Liquid Glass is 12%, which is more than enough to create an opaque finish, but also allows for a smaller percent to achieve a translucent finish.