• Understanding Epoxy Resin: The Heart of Your Art

What is Epoxy Resin?

Epoxy resin is a two-part polymer system, comprising a resin (Part A) and a hardener (Part B). When these two components are mixed together in a precise ratio, a chemical reaction occurs, causing the liquid mixture to cure and harden into a durable, crystal-clear, and glossy solid. This transformative process makes epoxy resin an ideal medium for a wide array of artistic and functional applications, offering incredible depth, brilliant clarity, and exceptional longevity.

Resin (Part A) Description

Our premium art resin (Part A) is specially formulated for artists. It is a viscous, clear liquid designed to offer:

• Crystal Clarity: Ensures your colors and embedded elements shine through with unparalleled brilliance.
• Low Viscosity: Allows for smooth pouring and easy self-leveling, minimizing surface imperfections.
• UV Resistance: Helps to protect your artwork from yellowing over time due to UV exposure, maintaining its pristine appearance.
• Minimal Odor: Developed with artist comfort in mind, our resin produces significantly less odor compared to industrial-grade resins.
• Excellent Adhesion: Bonds beautifully to various substrates like wood, canvas, metal, and more.

Hardener (Part B) Description

The hardener (Part B) is the crucial catalyst that initiates the curing process when mixed with the resin. Our carefully balanced hardener ensures:

• Optimal Curing: Guarantees a strong, durable, and hard finish, resistant to scratches and impacts.
• Bubble Release: Aids in the natural release of air bubbles, contributing to a flawless, glass-like finish.
• Accurate Mixing Ratio: Designed to work perfectly with our resin for consistent, reliable results every time. (e.g., “Mix Part A and Part B in a 1:1 by volume ratio for optimal performance.”)
• Extended Work Time (Pot Life): Provides sufficient time for you to mix, color, and pour your resin before it begins to set.

Safety Note: Always refer to the specific safety data sheet (SDS) for our products and follow recommended precautions, including wearing gloves, eye protection, and working in a well-ventilated area.