Unlike metal casting, liquid resin casting captures significantly more details such as threads, and surface finishes such as textures or high-gloss, can be achieved straight from the mold without secondary operations. Material properties such as hardness, density, impact strength, temperature and chemical resistance, thermal conductivity, abrasion resistance, lubricity and dielectric strength can be varied dramatically, to accommodate various part requirements. Design elements such as undercuts, which can add significant cost if "side action" is required with injection mold tooling, are easily handled when silicon molds are used with Liquid Resin casting. Parts can be produced in colors, water-clear or translucent. Tooling for the process is comparable in cost to metal sand casting, but far less expensive than injection molding or metal die-casting.

Among its most important advantages, 
Liquid Resin Casting offers:

The process is an excellent method for making prototype parts (often in days or weeks rather than months), and subsequently for producing short-to-medium production runs - from the tens to the low thousands annually. The Artist especially will find them in tune to His (or Her) special needs with exacting duplication of their artistic efforts. Extreme care is taken throughout the entire process to ensure a piece that is ready for the artist to finish to their satisfaction. It is quite a labor intensive process, from the mold making to the final finishing before shipment.