AK Interactive Standing Water Diorama Effects AK8231

Name: AK Interactive Standing Water Diorama Effects AK8231
Brand: AK Interactive
SKU: AK8231
Price: 29.65 AUD
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Acrylic

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Product overview

AK8231 casts still, stagnant water with a murky olive-green appearance already present in the resin. The 180 ml set contains 120 ml resin and 60 ml hardener, combined at 2:1 before pouring into an enclosed, crack-free area of the diorama. AK recommends no more than 5 cm thickness. Curing commonly takes about 24 hours, but the actual period varies with pour depth and room temperature.

The coloured epoxy is described as low odour
Stir until both components are thoroughly combined, but avoid agitation that would trap air bubbles
Two dosing syringes and a printed instruction guide are supplied

Notes · Q & A

What is the difference between texture pastes, water effects and resin waters?

Texture pastes are spreadable acrylic products for building ground, snow and similar surfaces in thin or thick layers. Acrylic water effects are self-levelling liquids, while resin waters are two-part epoxies that require resin and hardener to be mixed at a 2:1 ratio.

How thick a layer can I apply?

Ground and snow pastes may be applied in thin or thick layers; crackle textures need a thin layer, with its thickness affecting the crack size. Keep Still Water to 1–2 mm per layer and Puddles to no more than 3 mm, building greater depth through repeated layers.

How long do these textures take to dry?

AK quotes 24 hours for ground textures and resin water, and 2–4 hours for Snow Sprinkles, with drying affected by the amount applied and the ambient temperature. Crackle textures have no stated time, although AK says a hairdryer can speed the process.

Can I thin these products, and what should I use?

The acrylic textures can be diluted with water or acrylic thinner to improve their flow. Two-part resin waters are not thinned with water; mix the resin and hardener at the stated 2:1 ratio.

Can I paint or add pigments after the texture has dried?

The suitable method depends on the product. Still Water can be tinted with acrylic paint, while dry corrosion and ground textures can take pigments to adjust their colour and surface variation.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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