Solid Cast 606 | Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 - 4kg Kit
Solid Cast 606 | Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 - 4kg Kit
Solid Cast 606 | Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 - 4kg Kit
Solid Cast 606 | Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 - 4kg Kit

Solid Cast 606 | Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 - 4kg Kit

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The Solid Cast 606 Clear Wood Epoxy 3:1 4kg Kit is a glass like, ultra-clear epoxy coating resin for timber tops, furniture and joinery. One self levelling pour of 1–2 mm matches 50 coats of varnish, and the low viscosity resin fills knot holes and small defects so they become features.

Product details

Kit size
4kg
Mix ratio
3:1 by weight
Working time
40 minutes at 25 °C
Coating thickness
1–2 mm per pour
Cure at 20–30 °C
Approx. 24 hours
Max impact strength
After 5 days
Heat resistance
Up to 80 °C
Max block casting
Around 250 mL

Key features

Ultra Clear Finish
Low Viscosity
Self levelling
Matches 50 coats of varnish
Glass like finish
Tough surface for wood
Food Contact Safe

What's in the 4kg Kit

Part A
1 x 3kg of Part A in a 4 litre Bottle
Part B
1 x 1kg Part B in a 1 Litre Bottle
Mix ratio
3:1 by weight

Best for

Clear Top Coat
Timber
Fill Small Holes in Timber
Necklace Making
Clear Doming Resin
Key Rings
Medallions
Pendants
Bangles
Earrings
Tabletops
Trays and placemats
Metal badges

How to use Solid Cast 606

1
Weigh 3:1
Measure 3 parts A to 1 part B by weight on a scale. Do not mix by volume.
2
Mix
Mix in a straight sided, flat bottomed container with a flat, ruler shaped stick. Scrape the sides and base until the mix is crystal clear and free of streaks.
3
Pour
Pour over the timber at 1–2 mm and let it self level. Prefill knot holes and larger defects first.
4
Remove bubbles
Safely pass a propane torch flame over the surface. Repeat after 15 minutes for bubbles rising from the wood.
5
Cure
Keep between 20 °C and 30 °C. A thin layer cures in about 24 hours, with maximum impact strength after 5 days.
Mix by weight, not volume. About 40 minutes working time at 25 °C. Do not let the temperature drop below 20 °C while curing.

FAQs

What is the mix ratio for Solid Cast 606?+
3 parts A to 1 part B by weight, measured on a scale. Do not mix by volume.
What is the working time?+
About 40 minutes at 25 °C.
How thick can I coat timber?+
The resin's surface tension allows a 1–2 mm coating without run off. One poured coat gives a glass like finish equal to 50 coats of varnish.
How long does it take to cure?+
A thin layer cures in about 24 hours between 20 °C and 30 °C. Maximum impact strength is reached after 5 days. Do not let the temperature drop below 20 °C.
How do I remove bubbles?+
Safely run a propane torch flame over the surface, then repeat after 15 minutes to remove air bubbles that rise from the wood.
Can it fill knot holes and defects?+
Yes. Prefill large defects and knot holes so they become features. Defects in furniture, wood and floorboards can be filled with resin alone or mixed with sawdust or colourants.
Can I cast with Solid Cast 606?+
Yes, for chess pieces, paperweights and embedded objects such as coins, medals and shells, up to a block casting of around 250 mL in a silicone rubber mould. Small castings and thin layers can be brittle. For deep pours and river tables, use River Resin Deep Cast Epoxy.
How much heat can it handle once cured?+
Solid Cast 606 is temperature resistant up to 80 °C.
Why is my resin thick or cloudy?+
Resins and hardeners can go thick and cloudy in cold weather. Stand the closed bottles in warm water until clear and free-flowing, then dry the bottles before you open and mix them.

Safety & storage

Protection
Wear protective gloves and glasses when mixing and using. Always wear a mask when using any solvent cleaner.
Ventilation
Work in a well-ventilated area. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Over-exposure may cause sensitisation.
Storage
Always keep caps on bottles when not in use. Store at room temperature (18 °C) away from direct sunlight. Do not store on concrete floors.
Clean-up
Clean tools and surfaces with orange citrus solvent, methylated spirits or a resin cleaner. If resin gets on your skin, wipe it off and wash with soap and water. Never use solvents on skin.
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Grant Bachos

I haven’t had the chance to use it yet as the project is growing and I’ll need to get some more before I can do the poor

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Amanda Steele
Solid cast 606

Haven't used it yet as it is too cold. Used in thw past and am happy with the product