1. Choose one or more colours to use in your construction.
2. Add a few drops to component A (resin). Always add colorant into the resin prior to the hardener so that you will have plenty of time to adjust the desired shade.
3. As a general rule 2 to 3 drops of colorant per 50gr of resin will produce the desired intensity of colour.
4. Mix thoroughly with a clean stir stick or tongue depressor until the colorant is completely homogenized, with special attention to the bottom and the walls of the container.
5. Add component B (hardener) and mix well.
6. The mixture is ready to use.

REMARKS

• Too much colorant will inhibit the cure of the resin.
• If you are using LIQUID GLASS in multiple layers always mark down the amount of colorant added each time (in drops or use a precision scale) so that you can recolor the same shade in the following layers.
• By adding extra colorant you can darken the colour. It is therefore better to start from lighter tones.
• Œ§he colour will look darker in the cup than in the casting, due to the depth of the container. Stir well to blend.
• All SWAN COLOUR LIQUID GLASS colorants can be mixed with each other. You can experiment and create your own shade.

CLEANING

Remove as much paint as possible from brushes and rollers before cleaning. Clean all equipment immediately after use with nitro solvent.