Counter Culture DIY Nice N Thick Epoxy Resin Thickener, 8 oz, Increase Viscosity Powder Additive for 3D Liquid Effects, Tumblers Keychains Earrings

The media could not be loaded. Worked perfectly so easy to use!! I recommend to all. Only issue was shipping, I had to have it delivered to my nieces house in Michigan because the company wouldn’t ship it Alaska!!

I use epoxy to coat free-form items and this thickener works great to keep the epoxy from sliding off. I used too much at first which caused bubbles to be entrapped and thickened too quickly. Less is more.

I love this! It works perfectly to thicken my resin for drips on my tumblers! You do need to use quite a bit at a time so I would recommend getting the larger size (more product for your dollar anyway). Definitely recommend!

So much easier than waiting forever for resin to thicken up. It can be used several ways from the drops people like to use to the way to 3D 9

Although the instructions try to make the product sound very easy to use, any type of mixing guidance would be very helpful. I bought 2oz to thicken approximately 12 oz of mixed epoxy resin. I slowly added small amounts until all 2oz of thickener were used. Me being a first time user of thickener and only five larger epoxy projects of experience assumed 2oz should be enough for 12oz of mixed epoxy. After all, why would anyone ever use less than 12oz of epoxy at a time, so why would they sell it in 2oz containers! Well, after panicked google search midsts mixing for any guidance I learned smaller amounts are used for some crafts/jewelry. Unfortunately, Counter Culture’s site offered no more guidance then”add until desired thickness”.Ultimately, I used all 2oz and saw no additional thickness in my mixed epoxy. Any type of actual While the instructions try to make the product sound very easy to use any type of mixing guidance would be very helpful. I bought 2oz to thicken approximately 12 oz of mixed epoxy resin. I slowly added small amounts until all 2oz of thickener were used. Me being a first time user of thickener and only five larger epoxy projects of experience assumed 2oz should be enough for 12oz of mixed epoxy. After all, why would anyone ever use less than 12oz of epoxy at a time, so why would they sell it in 2oz containers! Well, after a panicked google search midsts mixing for some guidance I learned smaller amounts are used for some crafts/jewelry. Unfortunately, Counter Culture’s site offered no more guidance then”add until desired thickness”.Ultimately, I used all 2oz and saw no additional thickness in my mixed epoxy. Any type of actual guidance regarding how much to add would have been very helpful, and could have been the difference of an effective product instead of no benefit and a total waste of money.For the benefit of all first time users I sure hope the manufacture reads this and adds a little guidance to the instructions. regarding how much to add would have been very helpful, and could have been the difference of an effective product instead of no benefit and a total waste of money.For the benefit of all first time users I sure hope the manufacture reads this and adds a little guidance to the instructions.

The media could not be loaded. There’s no way this measures 2oz no matter how you measure it volume or weight. I paid $10 for less than a tablespoon of this! I don’t care if it’s going to cost me more to send it back, it’s the principal for me. I do not believe for a second Counter Culture would send this so I am questioning whether or not this is the actual company selling their stuff through Amazon. Do NOT waste your money. Order from CCDIY’s real website.Also as someone who’s been playing in post for 4 years (only small projects) if you don’t need a bunch of this stuff just use corn starch. I’m not sure the chemical makeup of CCDIY thickener but I do know that at this price I could’ve bought at least 2 boxes of cornstarch and been done with my project.

As described

I bought this product for the purpose of making drips. They say add a little. but you really needed ALOT of this, probably 2-3 teaspoons of this for it to thicken the way it was supposed to.