Precautions (Please Read Carefully Before Use):

1. Curing Speed: The curing speed of the resin glue depends on the volume and temperature. A thicker adhesive layer will cure faster, as will higher temperatures. The more you mix, the shorter the working time will be, and larger seal sizes will cure more slowly.

2. Heat and Bubbles: The reaction between the resin and curing agent generates heat. A thicker glue layer produces more heat, which can cause bubbles. To avoid this, use the glue quickly and apply thin layers to ensure slower solidification.

3. Correct Proportions: The components A and B must be mixed in the correct ratio. Too much or too little of component B will affect the curing process. Be sure to mix thoroughly to avoid partial curing or uncured areas. If you're a beginner, it is recommended to use an electronic scale to measure the A and B components accurately.

4. Humidity and Curing: During the curing process, the curing agent absorbs moisture, which can lead to an oily surface layer in high humidity. To prevent this, cure the resin in a dry environment. If an oily layer forms, simply dry the surface and use sandpaper to smooth it out.

5. Crystallization in Cold Temperatures: If the temperature is too low, the A component may crystallize, forming granular lumps or freezing completely. If this happens, gently heat the component to restore its original consistency. This will not affect its performance.

6. Skin Contact: Avoid contact with skin as it may cause allergic reactions. Always wear disposable gloves when handling the resin during your DIY craft projects.