Roman Numeral Wall Clock Mould | 12 Inch | Pack of 1 - Resin Clock

Cast your own resin wall clock face with this Roman numeral wall clock mould. It makes a round face 12 Inch (30.5cm) across with Roman numerals I to XII and a centre hole for a clock movement. The white silicone flexes away from the cured face, so the numbers come out crisp.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Resin artists adding clocks to their range
• Home decor sellers
• Gift makers for housewarmings and weddings

Perfect for

• Wall clocks for living rooms and kitchens
• Personalised gift clocks with photos or names
• Ocean, marble or floral pour clocks
• Clocks to sell at craft fairs

Compatibility

Works with: epoxy resin, with any standard clock movement and hands that fit the centre hole.

Pairs well with: mica powder, alcohol ink, gold flakes and pressed flowers.

Not suitable for: UV resin as the main pour, as UV light cures only thin layers.

How to Use

1. Set the mould on a level surface and keep the centre pin clean.
2. Brush a thin coat of coloured resin into the numbers first if you want them to stand out.
3. Pour the main layer slowly over the face to the rim.
4. Let the resin cure fully, then peel the mould away and fit the movement through the centre hole.

Before You Buy

• Resin, hardener, pigments and tools are sold separately.
• The clock movement and hands are not included.
• We state no food grade rating for this mould, so use it for resin, wax and craft work.
• The 10 Inch mould has the same Roman design; the Arabic numbers moulds come in 10 Inch and 12 Inch too.

You will Need

• epoxy resin and hardener
• clock movements
• clock hands

You may also like

• clock and letter moulds
• mica powder
• gold flakes and foil

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the clock face this mould makes?
It makes a round clock face 12 Inch (30.5cm) across.

How is this one different from the other wall clock moulds?
This one is 12 Inch with Roman numerals I to XII. The 10 Inch version is 10 Inch across, and the Arabic numbers moulds come in the same two sizes.

Will a standard clock movement fit?
Yes. The mould leaves a centre hole for the movement shaft; check the shaft length against the thickness of your cured face.

Should I use epoxy resin or UV resin for a clock?
Use epoxy resin for the face, as it cures through a full pour. UV resin cures only thin layers under a lamp, so keep it for small touch ups.