Quick Water for Silks Two-Part Simulated Water Kit 12 Ounce

I've used this for three arrangement, and have been consistently disappointed by the tiny bubbles that I am unable to get rid of. I have at all times been super careful about mixing VERY slowly and pouring carefully along dowels to try and avoid bubbles. Yet each time, the arrangement has developed more tiny bubbles over the first few days after I pour it. I don't know if this is because I am pouring over stones in each case, but I find it disappointing to follow all directions carefully and not get clear resin water for my arrangements.I am attaching photos of my latest arrangement of sunflowers. One shows the tiny bubbles that seemed to multiply in the first few days.

this makes fake flowers look so much more real, i love this stuff. easy to use too, just mix the contents of the two bottles together and stir slowly. I was worried because mine had bubbles in it despite how slowly I stirred it, but after it was poured into the vase and set, the bubbles disappeared and it looks exactly like water in the vase. This was only enough mixture for me to use in two small vases because I wanted a realistic looking amount of 'water' in them. My only complaint is that it seems too expensive, I wish you either got more for what you paid for, or that it cost less money to buy.

From beginners to professional use (and I am a beginner so I bought 3 different brands to try)--This is the BEST quick water product available and easiest to use!! Mix the two bottles together, no heating necessary, and you're ready to rock. Two thumbs way up!! VERY easy to clean up if/when spillage occurs!Don't bother yourself with the heat up products. They'll do little more than waste your time and likely frustrate you. Not to mention ruin a pan...!!

It does look like water and set up was easy enough. I bought some realistic flowers and wanted to make my own arrangement with the fake water. They look good but wish it had more "water" in it, but I didn't want to spend any more money on it by buying 2 of these right now. It's gonna have to do. Makes 1 1/2 cups.

I was a little nervous at first because I read so much about the different kinds, this is really easy to use - but make sure you follow the directions and stir 8 to 10 minutes (not the 5 they recommend) to get rid of all the bubbles. It takes a few days to really set up but you can move your piece after about 8 hours without fear of it falling over - I'm getting more of this my first ones came out so nice I can't wait to do more!

I thought I was buying the best quality of this type of product. This was my first time using simulated water. I read the directions a couple times before I began and followed the steps with care to avoid the possibility of bubbles in the finished results. The product has now cured for 20 hours. There are many tiny, pin sized bubbles in the 'water" and the surface is a bit tacky. From a distance the bubbles aren't too noticeable but overall the bubbles give it a bit of cloudy appearance. I used all of each of the two bottles so the proportion was mixed correctly. I wouldn't but this product again.

Worked great. Had a 4 x 4 x4 vase. Took it all so kind of expensive

I was using this product to make dozens of small vases with artificial flowers as keepsakes for an event. It was a cute idea, and the product worked very well, but I was shocked at how expensive it was -- even tho I was using very small vases. I had to buy several boxes to complete my project, and that broke my budget.

Great product

great!