Epoxy Resin

Unmatched protective strength for every surface you apply it to. This epoxy resin creates a hard, glass-like barrier that shields wood, concrete, countertops, and decorative pieces from scratches, moisture, stains, and daily wear, so your surfaces stay pristine and pristine-looking for years instead of fading or dulling within months like cheaper coatings often do, making it an investment that genuinely pays for itself over time rather than a short-term fix you’ll need to redo next season.

Backed by a full money-back guarantee, no fine print. We stand firmly behind every batch we sell, and if for any reason you’re not completely satisfied with the finish, the clarity, the working time, or the overall performance of this resin, we’ll refund your purchase in full without complicated conditions, return hoops, or delays, because we’d rather earn your trust than lock you into a purchase you’re unhappy with.

The cheapest option on the market without cutting corners on quality. We’ve streamlined our supply chain and cut out unnecessary middlemen and packaging costs so you get a premium two-part epoxy system at a price point that beats every comparable product we’ve come across, letting hobbyists and professionals alike stretch their budget further on larger or more ambitious projects instead of rationing expensive resin drop by drop.

The most effective formula available for a truly professional result. Our resin cures to a harder, more scratch-resistant, and more UV-stable finish than standard hardware-store epoxies, thanks to a carefully refined resin-to-hardener ratio and chemistry that minimizes bubbling, yellowing, cloudiness, and soft spots, giving you consistently superior results pour after pour, even if you’re relatively new to working with epoxy.

Guaranteed 24-hour delivery, every single time. Whatever the size of your order, from a small kit to a bulk order for a large flooring job, we guarantee it arrives within 24 hours, so you can plan your project around your own schedule instead of losing days waiting on a slow supplier or juggling a project timeline around unpredictable shipping windows.

Outstanding coverage that stretches your budget further. One kilogram of this resin covers up to 1 m², meaning even large tabletops, river tables, flooring sections, or bar counters can be finished with just a few litres, which translates directly into real savings when you’re buying in bulk for bigger jobs, and means less waste and fewer reorders mid-project.

A crystal-clear, high-gloss finish that elevates any project. The cured resin dries perfectly transparent with a deep, glass-like shine that enhances natural wood grain, embedded objects like flowers or photographs, and any pigments or dyes you mix in, giving your finished piece a professional, showroom-quality look that makes it look far more expensive than it actually was to produce.

A self-leveling formula that saves you time and effort. The resin flows and levels itself naturally as it cures, filling in small dips, imperfections, and uneven spots without you needing to fight it with a squeegee or spend hours sanding and polishing afterward, which means less physical labor and a smoother end result even for first-time users.

Remarkably versatile across countless applications. Use it for river tables, kitchen and bathroom countertops, jewelry making, coasters, resin art, charcuterie boards, flooring, bar tops, or even garage floor coatings — this single product adapts to almost any epoxy project you have in mind, so you don’t need to buy a different specialty resin for every new idea.

Low odor and genuinely easy to work with, even for beginners. Unlike many industrial-grade epoxies that require a respirator and heavy ventilation, our formula has a notably mild smell and a comfortably long working time, giving hobbyists and professionals alike enough time to pour, mix in color pigments, embed objects, and remove air bubbles calmly before the resin begins to set.

Exceptional long-term durability you can count on. Once fully cured, the resin resists yellowing from UV exposure, resists chipping from impacts, and holds up well against moderate heat far better than cheaper alternatives on the market, so your investment continues to look good, glossy, and structurally sound long after the project is finished and in daily use.

A trusted choice for both hobbyists and professionals. Whether you’re a weekend DIYer pouring your first coaster set or a professional contractor finishing dozens of countertops a month, this resin’s consistency and predictable curing behavior make it easy to achieve reliable results at any scale, batch after batch, without unpleasant surprises.

Instructions

• Work in a well-ventilated area with a stable ambient temperature between 20°C and 25°C, since temperature has a direct effect on curing time, bubble formation, and final clarity of the finish.
• Make sure your work surface is level, as even a slight tilt will cause the self-leveling resin to pool unevenly and create thin or thick spots once cured.
• Prepare your surface beforehand by sanding it smooth, removing all dust with a tack cloth, and sealing porous materials like wood with a thin seal coat to prevent air bubbles from rising up out of the material during the main pour.
• Calculate the quantity you need based on the surface area of your project, using the coverage guide of 1 kg per m², so you can order the right amount and avoid running short mid-pour.
• Measure the resin and hardener in a 2:1 ratio by volume, using clean, dry measuring cups or a scale for greater precision, and avoid guessing quantities since an incorrect ratio can prevent the resin from curing properly.
• Pour the measured resin and hardener into a clean mixing container and stir slowly and thoroughly for at least 3 to 5 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom of the container repeatedly to ensure full incorporation and avoid soft, uncured patches.
• Once mixed, transfer the resin into a second clean container and stir again briefly, since residue clinging to the sides of the original mixing container is often not fully blended and can cause tacky spots if poured directly.
• Let the mixed resin rest for 2 to 3 minutes after transferring to allow larger air bubbles introduced during mixing to rise naturally to the surface before you begin pouring.
• If adding pigments, dyes, or mica powders, mix them in during this resting stage in small increments, stirring gently to avoid introducing excessive new air bubbles into the mixture.
• Pour the resin slowly and evenly over your prepared surface, working from the center outward in a steady stream so it spreads naturally and evenly rather than pooling unpredictably in one spot.
• For vertical surfaces or edges, apply a thin seal coat first, let it firm up for a few hours, then pour your main coat to prevent unsightly drips and uneven edges.
• Use a heat gun or small torch held 15 to 20 cm away from the surface, passing briefly and evenly over the resin, to help release any remaining trapped air bubbles that rise to the top after pouring.
• Avoid overheating any single spot with the torch or heat gun, since prolonged direct heat can scorch the resin surface or cause uneven curing in that area.
• Apply in layers no thicker than 3 to 5 mm per pour if you need a deeper build-up for river tables or thick castings, allowing each layer to reach a tacky, semi-cured state, usually after 4 to 6 hours, before adding the next layer.
• Between layers, lightly sand the surface if it has fully cured rather than just reached a tacky state, to help the next layer bond properly and avoid visible seams in the finished piece.
• Keep the piece covered with a dust cover, box, or plastic sheeting propped above the surface for at least 24 hours after the final pour to protect it from dust, insects, and airborne debris while it cures and levels.
• Avoid touching, moving, or disturbing the piece during the first 24 hours, since even small vibrations or contact can leave permanent marks or fingerprints in the still-soft resin.
• Allow a full cure time of 48 to 72 hours before light handling such as moving the piece carefully, and up to 7 days before placing heavy objects on it or exposing the surface to regular daily use.
• For surfaces that will see heavy use, such as kitchen countertops or bar tops, wait the full 7-day cure period before exposing the resin to hot dishes, sharp utensils, or cleaning chemicals.
• Clean tools, mixing containers, and any drips immediately after use with isopropyl alcohol or acetone before the resin has a chance to harden, since cured resin is extremely difficult to remove from tools and surfaces.
• Wear nitrile gloves and safety glasses throughout the mixing and pouring process, and avoid direct skin contact with uncured resin, as it can cause irritation or sensitization with repeated exposure.
• Store any unused resin and hardener separately in their original, tightly sealed containers, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures, to preserve their shelf life and effectiveness for future projects.
• Check the manufacturing date before use if the resin has been stored for an extended period, and always perform a small test pour on a scrap surface if you’re uncertain about the condition or curing behavior of older stock.