Made with fabric spray paint and fabric markers!

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Currently clutching some last-minute work for an assignment, like the title suggests, I massively appreciate any advice!

Run-down:

• Time: I'll have between 10-12 hours to let this stuff cure.
• Measurements: Pretty flat "plate" with surface area of about 45x45cm (18x18 inches). I'm hoping to have it about 1cm thick (0.4 inches)
• Climate: About 24°C (75°F) and relatively dry air
• Safety: A standard 3M half-face respirator for painting; Regular kitchen gloves; Regular safety glasses (not air-tight)
• Resin: (Images of the packet in this post)

My questions:

1. Is this doable? Am I done for??
2. What maximum thickness could I probably/safely get away with for a 10h timeframe for curing?
3. I'll be casting this as the base of a shelf holding at most 7kg. Is my resin strong enough?

Thanks!! I'll let you know how it goes. 🤞

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