Remodel Resin Rezin Rock 
 
FEATURES — Rezin Rock Mold-Filling Epoxy
Fast-curing 2:1 casting epoxy built for one job: filling molds affordably
Fills Edge Mold and other silicone molds for clean, solid castings
Ready to handle in about 1 hour — no waiting the 24 hours regular countertop epoxy needs to cure
Not a countertop coating — no self-leveling additives or flow agents, on purpose
Stripped-down formula keeps it inexpensive and quick-curing
Great for chiseled, slate, live-edge, and decorative edges
 
TECHNICAL SPECS
Mix Ratio: 2:1 by volume — 2 parts Part A Resin to 1 part Part B Hardener
Pour Limits: up to 1/2" thick, 1-1/2" wide, 8 feet long per single pour (stay within this to avoid a damaging exotherm)
Cure Time: Ready to go in about 1 hour — versus roughly 24 hours for regular countertop epoxy
Intended Use: Filling Edge Mold and other silicone molds — not for countertop or self-leveling applications
How Many Edges You Get Out of One Rezin Rock Kit
One 1.5-gallon (192 oz) Rezin Rock kit gets you:
Chiseled Edge (48 oz each): up to 4 edges
Slate Edge (32 oz each): up to 6 edges
Mixing profiles from the same kit? Just add up the ounces per edge style and divide into your 192 oz.
 
FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
Rezin Rock is our fast-curing, 2:1 casting epoxy built for one job: filling molds affordably. Whether you're pouring our Edge Mold or your own silicone molds, Rezin Rock gives you clean, solid castings at a fraction of the cost of countertop epoxy.

Why Rezin Rock instead of regular countertop epoxy? Two reasons: cost and time. Regular countertop resin is priced and formulated for premium, self-leveling pours — overkill and expensive when all you're doing is filling a mold. Rezin Rock strips that out, so it costs less per pour. It also cures fast — your casting is ready to demold and handle in about 1 hour, instead of waiting the 24 hours regular resin needs to fully set up. That means faster turnaround on every edge you cast.

This is not a countertop coating. Rezin Rock skips the self-leveling additives and flow agents that make our countertop epoxies spread and feather. That's on purpose — stripping those out is what keeps it inexpensive and quick-curing, so you can knock out edges and castings without tying up your premium material or your schedule.

Stay within the pour limits — 1/2" thick, 1-1/2" wide, and 8 feet long per single pour — and your molds will hold up pour after pour.
Perfect for edges, trim, castings, and any mold fill where you need a hard, affordable, quick-curing result.
 
YOU GOT THIS.
— Mike Quist