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For a two layer casting, fill the mold with resin to the half way point. Then let the resin cure for about 25 minutes so that it forms a gel. You may probe the resin with a craft stick to make sure it's the right consistency, but ''do not'' use your finger for this. Doing so risks spoiling the resin.

For a two layer casting, fill the mold with resin to the half way point. Then let the resin cure for about 25 minutes so that it forms a gel. You may probe the resin with a craft stick to make sure it's the right consistency, but ''do not'' use your finger for this. Doing so risks spoiling the resin.

For a two layer casting, fill the mold with resin to the half way point. Then let the resin cure for about 25 minutes so that it forms a gel. You may probe the resin with a craft stick to make sure it's the right consistency, but do not use your finger for this. Doing so risks spoiling the resin.

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−	For a two layer casting, fill the mold with resin to the half way point. Then let the resin cure for about 25 minutes so that it forms a gel. You ~~make~~ probe the resin with a craft stick to make sure it's the right consistency, but ''do not'' use your finger for this. Doing so risks spoiling the resin.	+	For a two layer casting, fill the mold with resin to the half way point. Then let the resin cure for about 25 minutes so that it forms a gel. You may probe the resin with a craft stick to make sure it's the right consistency, but ''do not'' use your finger for this. Doing so risks spoiling the resin.