The Epoxy Resin Store blog, Tips & Tutorials

Our SuperGloss Epoxy Resin is great for seal coats and glossy top coating finishes (thin 1/8" - 1/4" thick). If you need thicker pours 1...

Sealing wood surfaces comes in two stages. First: Apply the seal coat to the wood. This is a small batch of epoxy to simply seal the pores and ...

As the temperature starts to lower for most of North America, we sometimes forget the epoxy resin needs to be working in a warm-weather environment...

Bubbles are common. A simple way to eradicate them is by using a heat source like a heat gun or a small torch. Lighter = No (You will burn your fin...

Here are some helpful Tips for Cleaning up Epoxy Resin. We add some tips our friends on Instagram shared with us too! @monicabarnesart ...

Epoxy Resin Diamonds are a _______ best friend! This is a great video by one of our long time friends Myriam. She has some great video content w...

Various projects require a temporary installation of an epoxy dam. One way to create it is by using a flexible plastic strip that won’t sti...

This is a great question. The resin turning milky or crystallizing is a common occurrence with resin. This typically occurs more frequently when subjected to either weather below 50 degrees, stored on concrete, or stored on metal surfaces.

Mixing paints and acrylics with epoxy is not recommended. Here’s why... resin is a byproduct of oil. So acrylic-based, water-based and even some oddly blended oil-based pigments don’t mix well. They can get clumpy and even leave a weird film on the finished product.

What is the shelf life of your epoxy resin products? All solvent-free epoxies have essentially unlimited shelf lives so long as they are stored in...