Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Wondering which clear epoxy resin is right for your next casting or turning project? In this side-by-side comparison, @JakeThompson puts Alumilite Water Clear and Alumilite Clear Slow to the test—pouring, curing, and turning each one to highlight the key differences in clarity, bubble release, and overall workability.
In this video, Jake demonstrates:
* Pouring behavior, viscosity, and working times
* Bubble release and surface tension during the pour
* Demold time, hardness, and ease of turning
* Side-by-side comparison of optical clarity after sanding/polishing
* Which resin works best for deep pours and turning blanks.
Jake also uses one of his custom Fun Funnel Resin Pouring Cups in this video to help separate and layer colors—check them out here:
👉 jakeblanks.com/collections/fun-funnel-resin-pouring-cups
Resins Featured in This Video:
* Alumilite Water Clear: bit.ly/4jpZmHI
* Alumilite Clear Slow: bit.ly/4kcyD2x
* Get 10% off with Jakes coupon code: Jake10
Whether you're a beginner or experienced resin artist, this demo will help you confidently choose the best resin for your next project.
💬 Got questions or want to share your own resin results? Drop a comment below—we’d love to hear from you!
👉What’s your favorite resin for deep pours or turning blanks—and why?
👉 Got a go-to tip for getting crystal-clear finishes or preventing bubbles?
👉 Have you tried both Alumilite Water Clear and Clear Slow? Which worked better for your project?
👉 Ever used a Fun Funnel for layering colors in your resin art? Tell us how it turned out!
👉 Had a casting fail before? Share your story—someone else might learn from it!
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Visit our website at: alumilite.com
If you have any questions at all about our products, who we are, ideas on how to make things, or people we should do a project with please reach out to us! For any technical help, you can call our customer service at 269-488-4000 or email them at info@alumilite.com
Wondering which clear epoxy resin is right for your next casting or turning project? In this side-by-side comparison, @JakeThompson puts Alumilite Water Clear and Alumilite Clear Slow to the test—pouring, curing, and turning each one to highlight the key differences in clarity, bubble release, and overall workability.
In this video, Jake demonstrates:
* Pouring behavior, viscosity, and working times
* Bubble release and surface tension during the pour
* Demold time, hardness, and ease of turning
* Side-by-side comparison of optical clarity after sanding/polishing
* Which resin works best for deep pours and turning blanks.
Jake also uses one of his custom Fun Funnel Resin Pouring Cups in this video to help separate and layer colors—check them out here:
👉 jakeblanks.com/collections/fun-funnel-resin-pouring-cups
Resins Featured in This Video:
* Alumilite Water Clear: bit.ly/4jpZmHI
* Alumilite Clear Slow: bit.ly/4kcyD2x
* Get 10% off with Jakes coupon code: Jake10
Whether you're a beginner or experienced resin artist, this demo will help you confidently choose the best resin for your next project.
💬 Got questions or want to share your own resin results? Drop a comment below—we’d love to hear from you!
👉What’s your favorite resin for deep pours or turning blanks—and why?
👉 Got a go-to tip for getting crystal-clear finishes or preventing bubbles?
👉 Have you tried both Alumilite Water Clear and Clear Slow? Which worked better for your project?
👉 Ever used a Fun Funnel for layering colors in your resin art? Tell us how it turned out!
👉 Had a casting fail before? Share your story—someone else might learn from it!
---------------
✨ Our Socials ✨
Facebook: facebook.com/Alumilite
Instagram: instagram.com/alumiliteco
Pinterest: pinterest.com/alumiliteco/_shop
Twitter: twitter.com/alumiliteco
TikTok: tiktok.com/@alumiliteco?
Visit our website at: alumilite.com
If you have any questions at all about our products, who we are, ideas on how to make things, or people we should do a project with please reach out to us! For any technical help, you can call our customer service at 269-488-4000 or email them at info@alumilite.com
