What's the difference between Jesmonite AC730 and Jesmonite AC100?

What's the difference between Jesmonite AC730 and Jesmonite AC100?

Learn the key differences between Jesmonite AC100 and AC730 series. Both are incredible materials with very different processes and finishes.
March 22, 2023
How To: Avoid Spot Marks On Your Jesmonite Creations

How To: Avoid Spot Marks On Your Jesmonite Creations

Everything you need to know about how to avoid spotting on Jesmonite surfaces.
September 30, 2021
How To: Make Jesmonite Terrazzo Chips

How To: Make Jesmonite Terrazzo Chips

Weigh out Jesmonite AC100 liquid and Base, always add the liquid first and then the base. AC100 ratio is 2.5:1 (2.5 Base to 1 part liquid.) Mix well until smooth and free from lumps
September 21, 2021
HOW TO: Make a bowl from Jesmonite

HOW TO: Make a bowl from Jesmonite

Jesmonite is a unique chameleon like product which is an environmentally conscious alternative to traditional building materials or resin bases products. Just one of the many amazing products you can make from Jesmonite.

September 21, 2021
MAYKERS and their MAYKU

MAYKERS and their MAYKU

Have you heard about the amazing FormBox made by Mayku? It’s a machine which allows you to take your own 3D design and make a mould within seconds, allowing you to then create your masterpiece from a range of materials, including, of course, Jesmonite!

Mayku is a London based firm and it’s FormBox is growing in popularity all the time. It now boasts more than 7,500 customers in 74 countries and is used by people across all industries from chocolatiers to NASA engineers.

September 21, 2021
Jesmonite sculptures get new lease of life from the circus to the classroom

Jesmonite sculptures get new lease of life from the circus to the classroom

We always say Jesmonite is a durable product, but this just proves it.

Sculptures of circus performers made of Jesmonite more than 20 years ago are to get a new lease of life at a school for autistic children.

The sculptures, made by artists Chris Rutter and Evelyn Bennett in 1999, were exhibited at the De La Warr Pavillion in Bexhill and toured to various galleries in the south of England before being put into storage.

September 21, 2021