JDiction ResinCrete, 1000G Water-Based Eco-Friendly Formula, 20-30 Minutes Demold Fast Curing Eco Casting for Beginners, Mineral Casting Powder, Easy Mix for DIY Home Art

I am enjoying this product because it seems less like I am making landfill. It feels like cement. It acts like cement. One thing I have done that I haven't seen in any reviews is adding aggregate. I add 100% sand and still have a beautiful piece. You can easily stretch this product with sand. I guess it's still plastic of sorts but so much less awful. It works for items for outside in my garden. I will try a step when I have saved $ for a mold. I love the durability. Absolutely ROCK hard. I also had very good luck with cheap mica powders. Don't waste your good dyes. Also, cream paste dyes work really well. Just keep adding!!

Edit: 12/2/25 The company reached out to me and offered another chance with their product, I accepted. They obviously stand by their product and wish their customers to be satisfied. Very nice. I read so much about this and seen so many videos... Sadly the 10 to 3 mixing ratio is just not going to give you a lot for what they charge.... It mixes fine and the consistency is nice, but unless you're making very small ceramic jewelry or other little trinkets, there are other eco powders out there was lower mixing ratios that you can get more out of. Also no matter how much color you put in, you can get nothing more than just a pastel because of the density of the white coloring... There's no transparency like resin... The good news is that it doesn't have the toxicity of resin but that's probably just about it.

Worth the price. Love the texture and the way it looks when it dries up. It's very durable.

I kept seeing these influencers using this on YouTube and telling us how great Eco Resin is, so I bought this to try out. I works really well for larger pours in place of epoxy resin and the demold time is by far shorter, but what you end up with is a casting that is somewhat similar to Plaster of Paris, although it is a lot more durable and much harder. Once it is completely set, I find it hard to do any modifications. for example, I made several small skull castings that I wanted to make into pendants to hand out for Halloween. I found that it was almost impossible to drill a hole into it to screw in an eyelet and when I could, I ran the risk of snapping off the eyelet due to the friction and hardness of the product. So, pretty much it's a pour and use product that does not allow much other than painting after casting.

Don't forget to buy the molding material for this too