Roman Acrylic Clock Numbers With Sticks (Silver)

Give your handmade resin clocks a clean, classic look with these Silver Acrylic Roman Numeral Clock Numbers with Sticks. Each set includes laser-cut acrylic Roman numerals (I through XII) with small positioning sticks, making it easy to place them precisely on resin clock faces, wooden clock bases, or any flat craft surface.

Designed for Indian hobbyists and small resin art businesses, these silver-finish numerals add a polished, professional touch without extra painting or finishing work. They sit flush and secure once embedded in resin or fixed with adhesive — ideal for both poured resin clock projects and decorative wall pieces.

• Classic Roman numeral style — full set of I to XII for a complete clock face
• Silver acrylic finish — pre-finished, no painting needed; reflects light beautifully in clear resin
• Positioning sticks included — small pegs help you place and hold each numeral accurately before resin cures
• Compatible with epoxy and UV resin — safe to embed in most clear casting resins used for clock projects
• Lightweight and thin profile — sits flat inside resin molds without creating air-trap gaps
• Works beyond resin — use with air-dry clay, plaster, wooden bases, or adhesive on wall clocks
• Beginner-friendly — no special tools required; just place, pour, and cure

What's Included

1 set of acrylic Roman numeral clock numbers (I–XII) in silver finish with positioning sticks.

How to Use

Arrange the numerals around your clock mold or base using the positioning sticks to hold them in place. Pour your epoxy or UV resin carefully over the face, ensuring numerals stay flat. Once fully cured, insert your clock movement mechanism through the centre hole. For non-resin surfaces, use a strong craft adhesive or epoxy glue to fix the numerals in position.

Safety Tips

Always work with resin in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves when handling uncured epoxy or UV resin. These acrylic pieces have small parts — keep away from children under 3 years. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight exposure on finished pieces to maintain the silver finish over time.