"ECO" Resin casting powder - Magic pour 

These came out great Wendy. You did a great job. The reason the rose gold colour pour cured so quickly is due the the try being very porous and the water got sucked into the tray, making the new pour dry up quicker. You could add a little extra water to try to get it to flow a bit better. Another thing that I noticed it Lets Resin have made a mistake on the ratio that they have put on the packaging. If it is 100 powder to 30 water then this is a 10 - 3 ratio. Might be worth mentioning this to them so not to confuse new user's who try it out. Any sorry for long comment. I enjoy watching you video's and love the outcome every time xx

Very cool Wendy

Shared. Wow, this stuff is cool! It kind of looks ceramic. Thanks for showing us 💜💙🤍

Wendy WOW!!! May I just congratulate you on your film-making skills yet again ❤ You are absolutely 💯 nailing it sweetheart. It is such a pleasure to watch your tutorials. Always very informative, a few giggles but always a lesson, your positive attitude and those editing skills are seriously blowing socks off. Thank you for all the effort you put in for your viewers. Much love your Aussie fan ❤😊

I love how all of those came out! So beautiful! ❤❤❤😊

I would definitely love to try it. I make beautiful crafts well done, and you did a good job

I love this product. I got the big bucket 😂. For coloring you should try Colourarte purley pigments. Very very pigmented pure color. I used 2 drops each in my magic resin pours. The color was still light but I only put 2 drops. Love this idea too.

Congratulations on being an ambassador that’s really great and I look forward to seeing you do loads more. Do you know when it will be on general sale for us because it’s not on let’s resin or Amazon at the moment?

May have to give that a go it looks fab Wendy 👍🏻👍🏻

Great video Wendy! I love this stuff, as well as Resincrete. I found that most (if not all) of these "crete" compounds have a similar ratio of 10:3, or close to that. I've used Aquacast too, and on the Aquacast website, there is a calculator where you can put in the exact volume of your mold and the calculator will instantly tell you how much powder and water to use. I add a few mls to the volume to account for anything I can't scrape out of my container. At least this way we always know how much to mix and don't have extra to figure out what to do with fast! The Aquacast calculator works for all or most of these compounds. I can't include the link because youtube won't print links-- but it's easy to find!

Woah😍🤩so lovely!❤

It turned out puuuurfectly; purple always does 😉💕💕💕

Can’t find this on Amazon or the Let’s Resin Wendy. Is it available yet?

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I’ll have to get some of this brand. I have a package of some brand that is beige, not very pretty. What a great idea to add the tea light molds to the tray! Which is why you have a RU-vid channel and I don’t…😅. Great tutorial. Thank you! 💜💜💜

Wow that stuff looks pretty cool I would do some gargoyles or dragons for a dollhouse. I like that speckle effect for the gargoyle or dragon body. Nice job❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Here in uk can we not get the magic powder from them yet x love the vid makes me wanna try xx

Well done for becoming an ambassador Wendy 👍 Love how these have turned out and the colours 🤩😍

Congratulations that's amazing❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

I love this video! I’ve been wanting to try this stuff so thank you so very much for this tutorial..👍😁❤️

interesting....i might have to break down and try this stuff at some point....hahahaha

Very cool tutorial. Actually just ordered this set yesterday. I’ve been sick as a puppy the past several weeks. Now playing catch up which is going to take a decade to catch up. Missed ya! 🥰😍Actually want to pour candles in molds made with the ECO. That’s the plan.

A little advice. 1st, you can add more water. It doesn't have to be so accurate. To get my measurements without getting annoyed with the math (I was an accountant for over 20 years, I hate math now😂) I use the calculator on the elichem eco pour page. It calculates 35g water to 100g powder, I believe, and I have never had any issues with curing. It's so much easier to use than you think and so much more forgiving than you expect. ❤

Wendy, you can put the paint into the powder and water mixture after it's mixed. That's how I've seen it done anyway. 😊. You get really bold colors that way.

I love this , they look so smooth! Thank you for sharing, I love your work.😊

This stuff look great, thank you for an awesome video Wendy 😊

Absolutely loving these! Lilac is so pretty & so is powder blue 😊 I don't do eco pours very often, as its all abit quick for me but might give it another whirl after seeing your lovely creations 💜 xx

Question... If you need 5.50 fill up your mols what is the calculation. with 10:3 ratio how many oz does that mke

Hi Wendy, I live in Australia and would love to try this but am not sure where I can buy it. Would you happen to know?? Thanks 😊

Love how they all turned out. Very interesting product. We're using aquacast at the minute after first buying a resincrete kit and a kilo bag of the stuff too. Aquacast is a different beast altogether with not much work time from what I've seen. Might just have to get my hands on some of this and see what it's like. Love how you moulded the tea light holders into the trinket tray. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Wendy,I haven't used magic pour but I have used JDiction s resin Crete and after watching you video they are about the same! I cast a coaster in resin crete and while it setting I dropped resin dye into it a swirled it around, the color was way darker and it didn't affect the product at all, try and see!

Have tried most of the eco pours , seems closest to aquacast with the brilliant white, finish, however is a lot more expensive. It does cure faster like resincrete. Your video as usual is brilliant. ❤❤

This stuff was delivered to my house today. I believe you are the only person who's done a review on this stuff so thank you for this! Could you use this to make a candle vessel out of it? Does it take heat well?

So Magic Pour seems to be pretty cool. I have to give it a try someday. Great experiments!!

The tea lights are really nice.❤ Would you use flameless tea lights in them?

Interesting how the pour reacts to being poured onto itself. I was thinking of how the eco pour needs a seal and wondered if the porous nature of the hardened trinket tray meant that bubbles came up from it as the eco pour set quickly? I had never seen any eco pour put on itself before this video. Really neat idea to try!

I wonder what would happen if you tried using your silicone inlays with the magic powder?

I’ve been hesitant to try any of these eco pour products, but I might be brave enough to try now

Great experiments. Those tea lights are everything!

Wow 😮😮😮😮 so cool!! I think it looks better and easier than the other Echo pours

Congrats on being an ambassador. interesting to see their eco casting powder. Well done you novice lol. Lovely work as always

What a beautiful tealight holder.

Love your videos! I have just started to use Eco pour and would love to see what you can use to decorate it with.

Wendy, where have you been? I don't see you on here very much at all anymore?

Love this…but as per…how long do we have to wait until this is available in the uk? 😊

Hi how do we order the eco pour as its not on there uk site or amazon. I so want to try it as I love what you have done with it in this video ❤

The candle holder came so pretty. I have the Let’s Resin casting powder, but I prefer the JDiction ResinCrete. I find it mixes better.

Rant mode on My biggest gripe with Lets resin is they don't stock all their range here in the UK. I went to their US site and cant find a way of shipping to the UK. I cannot see this product at all. I wanted some of their black resin but is it in the UK? No! You can't seem to get the 48 colour ink set either. I contacted them direct to ask about lack of products in the UK and was told they only have a small warehouse here in the UK. Must be the size of a shed. Rant mode off. If anyone knows different please let me know.

Eco resins arent resin they’re similar to jesmonite. I love them they’re so fun to work with.

Great review, it’s got me very curious to try it…. Is there any information about how deep you can pour it?

Can you use glitter in this?

It looks like plaster of paris

very nice love the light purple

I’m about to order me some!!

I didnsome experiments my self Wendy!! You can add the liquid color (paints, dye, etc) and mica to the powder and the color will come out darker. But I did find that if you just want to use mica, you need a crap ton!!!

Wonderful job Wendy ❤

I loved that. I haven't heard of magic pour until today. I like watching your videos. It gives me inspiration and insight to whether I want to try something. Have you tried it with regular resin?

Very cool and cute 🥰

❤ 🎉 well done Wendy 🎉 ❤

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I loved this!

I really like the results. I'm not a pastel enthusiast, but it worked really nicely. Love the 2 colors together. You could do so many designs with broken pieces. Hey, congrats, Ambassador. Thanks for sharing another great video, Wendy. Hugs from Québec Canada 😊🫂

WOW, that is really WHITE! Kudos to Let's Resin! That's exciting they have their own eco pour now. It looks sooo smooth and perfect; I bet it feels like bisque porcelain! You did a great job on everything, Wendy! Great tutorial, and thank you! 😊💕👍

Amazing resin casting powder 😍💜,Ms Wendy.Love both the creations that you made,the T-light holders look so beautiful with those pretty colors and the coaster also looks 😍 gorgeous 🤩. Thank you so much for lovely video as always 💕

Absolutely gorgeous Wendy 😍 Thank you so kindly for the wonderful review. Take great care and keep creating and smiling xoxo ❤❤❤

Wendy, your videos are always beautiful, thank you. ☺️😘💜

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That so gorgeous with u hun. U done amazing job on that love the tealight holders and that Rose colour pink beautiful ❤xx

Beautiful trays & tealights !!!! The colors came out lovely & the grainy purply (bubble) effect on the last tray gave it a beautiful texture despite the fast cure at the beginning of the pour.

Wonderful review video, Ms Wendy 😍 This kit is amazing and it's smooth bubbleless finished Products are amazing 😍💜.Love the colors too that you made,they will actually be a very beautiful decor items which anyone would be happy yo have 😍😍😍💜💜

The finished product looks very planned and carefully crafted, let's leave the process as a secret! 💜

Sorry, had a visitor in the middle of the premier! Love the results Wendy.

Oh wow that product looks amazing! 😮❤

Wonder if you could use dye?

You always manage to save your pieces. The tea lights are lovely.

I really love how they came out, thank you Wendy. X❤

So glad you did this video, I've learned alot.

I love how you show us the good and bad. These are lovely 😍

Beautiful, Wendy! I love the almost instant gratification that comes with using the different eco resins. I learned a formula for calculating how much powder and water to mix up for any mold. This is what I use for Resincrete, and it will probably work well for Magic Pour: Put the mold on your scale and zero it out. Then fill the mold to the top with water and make a note of how many grams it weighs. That’s your water fill (WF). Here goes the math! 😂 (WF * 2) * 86%= grams of powder needed; grams of powder from previous equation * 33.3% = grams of water needed. This should give you enough of the total mixture to fill the mold without having a lot left over. In order to keep from needing to do the math each time I use that mold, I write the WF, grams of powder, and grams of water on the outside of the resealable bag that I store the mold in using a Sharpie marker. I like to keep up with the water fill number in case I use a powder that has a different weight and/or mixing ratio. You may need to play with the percentage in the first equation if you’re using a heavier powder. The percentage in the 2nd equation will always be whatever the mix ratio is for the powder you’re using. Jai Catalano with UP Vibe Candles does a great job of explaining this formula on his RU-vid channel. I hope that helps and wasn’t too confusing.

I've also been having fun with eco resins whilst the weather is cold. My crafting space is in a garage, so it has been too cold for resin to cure without blooming. Fabulous stuff to keep us crafters busy