Quantity is not a batch limit
A project can need more mixed resin than the manufacturer allows in a single container or layer. Plan separate stages where required.
Understand the quantity estimate →Your planning bench · Free tool
Split a total mixture into resin and hardener using product-specific volume or weight ratios. Unknown ratios are never guessed.
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A is resin; B is hardener. This splits a total mixture. It does not convert weight to volume or calculate how much hardener to add to resin already measured.
1 : 1 by volume
Use the ratio for your exact formula and kit revision. Never change the ratio to speed up curing.
Read this formula’s source notes →A project can need more mixed resin than the manufacturer allows in a single container or layer. Plan separate stages where required.
Understand the quantity estimate →Keep resin A and hardener B from the same compatible system. Use the specified measurement basis; grams and milliliters are not interchangeable.
Read the mixing guide →Note the actual room temperature, batch size, product revision and cure observations. Keep a backup of browser-local project notes.
Open the project journal →
TotalBoat TableTop: check the selected 1 gallon kit, included components and current offer. Read the formula limits before choosing it for your project.
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