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Brea Reese Mix2Mold Ceramic Resin White Powder 1Lb Bag

Name: Brea Reese Mix2Mold Ceramic Resin White Powder 1Lb Bag
Brand: Brea Reese
SKU: A7137026
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Brea Reese Mix2Mold Ceramic Resin Powder feels like a clean white canvas for at home casting. Finely milled and bright, it reads as ceramic rather than plastic. When water is added, it activates into a smooth, self leveling mix that dries to a matte, kiln fired look without heat. In about 60 minutes trays, candle holders, and planters begin to take shape with effortless polish.

Mixing is simple: measure, whisk with water, and pour into any silicone or resin mold, then cure. The powder is non toxic, odorless, and VOC free, and once cured it is food contact safe, expanding possibilities to a range of decorative pieces. The self leveling formula minimizes texture lines and the pigment stays bright white; you can tailor with Liquid Color for marble effects or add Terrazzo for color pops. Each 1 lb bag yields enough material for up to 60 small molds, and at 26.99 it brings creative casting within reach.

In the craft world, Mix2Mold nails that approachable, fast turn around without sacrificing finish, making it easy to experiment from trays to planters and beyond.

Materials / Fabrication

1 lb (500 g) white ceramic resin powder
Non-toxic, odorless, VOC-free formulation
Water-activated, cures in 60 minutes
Self-leveling for smooth, even finishes
Food contact safe once cured
Highly pigmented white color
Compatible with silicone molds, chocolate molds, and resin molds
Can be mixed with Brea Reese Liquid Color for marble effects
Can be mixed with Terrazzo for color accents
Designed for trays, candle holders, planters and other small to medium size molds
No heat or kiln required for curing
Includes enough powder for up to 60 small molds
Three simple steps to use: measure, mix with water, and mold

Recommended Care

Use in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves and a dust mask when handling dry powder
Keep powder dry and tightly sealed when not in use to prevent moisture absorption
Clean tools and molds with warm soapy water after use; do not use solvents
Allow cured pieces to cool completely before handling; avoid abrupt temperature changes
After curing, wash items intended for food contact before use

Fit Notes

The powder cures in about 60 minutes with no heat or kiln required.
Simply add water to mix and achieve a self-leveling, smooth finish.
Food contact safe once cured, making it suitable for a variety of projects.
Compatible with silicone molds, chocolate molds, and resin molds for casting.

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About Brea Reese

Brea Reese is an arts and crafts brand under Momenta, Inc. That turns DIY art into approachable, hands-on experiences. The line centers on fine art made easy, offering craft paint kits, painting supplies, and creative accessories designed to spark imagination without the guesswork. Categories span ready-to-use paint kits, art supplies, and project sets that blend color, texture, and technique for finished pieces you’re proud to display. With a focus on clarity, quality pigments, and playful palettes, Brea Reese invites crafters of all levels to explore techniques from watercolor to mixed media at home. It’s a modern, approachable brand built for creative moments and everyday making.