Culture Cast Casting Resin

Culture Cast – Deep Pour Casting Resin for Art, Molds, and Flower Preservation

Culture Cast from Counter Culture DIY is a professional-grade casting resin engineered for deep pours, thick molds, and botanical keepsakes. This slower-curing epoxy casting resin gives bubbles time to rise and release, delivering clear, strong castings with a smooth, glass-like finish. Culture Cast is the go-to deep pour resin for resin for flower preservation and professional casting artists, trusted by the CCDIY community for reliable clarity and strength.

Designed for depth and durability, Culture Cast mixes easily by volume, is VOC-free and low odor, and maintains clarity and structural integrity in layers up to two inches when used as directed. If you are searching for a proven casting resin for art that balances working time, clarity, and durability, this formula delivers consistent results without a complicated workflow.

Why Makers Love Culture Cast

Culture Cast supports larger, thicker projects with excellent clarity and control. It levels beautifully and cures to a high-gloss surface that can be sanded and polished. The slow cure helps reduce heat in thick sections and supports consistent results across large or detailed castings. Its UV-resistant formula helps protect the clarity and vibrancy of your finished pieces, keeping your work looking its best.

For floral preservation, Culture Cast provides extended open time and clean transparency, so you can embed delicate blooms with care. The controlled viscosity helps suspend petals and botanicals evenly, while the slow cure supports color retention and crisp detail—ideal for bridal bouquets, memorial keepsakes, and botanical art blocks.

Available Sizes

• 32 oz Kit – 16 oz Part A + 16 oz Part B
• 1 Gallon Kit – ½ gal Part A + ½ gal Part B
• 2 Gallon Kit – 1 gal Part A + 1 gal Part B
• 4 Gallon Kit – 2 gal Part A + 2 gal Part B

Each kit is proportioned for reliable 1:1 mixing and predictable curing.

Best Uses

This deep pour resin is designed for thick castings and projects that benefit from longer working time and minimal exotherm. It performs beautifully for:

• Flower preservation and botanical keepsakes
• Deep molds and embedded objects
• River tables, wood inlays, and furniture castings
• Layered resin artwork and large pour blocks
• Functional décor and sculptural castings

Need a faster recoat or a glossy surface finish after a deep pour? Use Artist Resin as a high-gloss topcoat. For production speed on surface layers, see Fast Set Epoxy.

Pro Tips

Mix equal parts of Part A and Part B by volume. Stir slowly for 3–5 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom of your cup to ensure a complete blend. Pour in layers up to 2 inches thick, allowing each layer to set before adding the next. Work at room temperature for best flow and clarity, and avoid mixing less than 2 oz total to maintain the proper chemical ratio.

Plan accurately with our Resin Calculator. Seal porous surfaces with Quick Coat to reduce trapped air before a deep pour. Explore pigments, tools, and accessories in Casting Resin Supplies to complete your setup.

Working Time and Cure

• Working Time: approximately 60–90 minutes at 75°F (24°C)
• Recoat Window Between Layers: about 8–10 hours
• Full Cure: approximately 72 hours at room temperature
• Recommended Maximum Pour Depth: up to 2 inches per layer

This slow-curing cast resin supports large volumes with reduced heat, excellent clarity, and minimal shrinkage for professional results.

Why Choose Counter Culture DIY

Since 2019, CCDIY has developed artist-tested resins for real-world projects—from coating resins like Artist Resin to rapid surface solutions like Fast Set Epoxy and deep-pour solutions like Culture Cast. Each formula is designed for clarity, consistency, and ease of use, so you can focus on the creative work and deliver professional results.

When your project calls for depth, detail, and dependable performance, choose Culture Cast Epoxy Casting Resin. It provides the time, transparency, and strength makers rely on for flower preservation, embedded art, and large-scale castings.

For independent guidance on resin safety and best practices, visit the EPA Safer Choice Program.