FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Epoxy resin is a two-part thermosetting polymer (resin + hardener) that, when mixed, cures into a hard, durable, and glossy finish. It is widely used for coatings, adhesives, art, and crafts.
Common uses include:
Art & Crafts (resin paintings, jewelry, coasters)
Woodworking (tabletop coatings, river tables)
Flooring (garage floors, industrial coatings)
Adhesives (strong bonding for metals and plastics)
Marine & Automotive (waterproofing, repairs)
Epoxy resin has better adhesion, chemical resistance, and less shrinkage than polyester resin. Polyester resin is cheaper but more brittle and emits strong fumes.
Uncured epoxy can cause skin irritation and respiratory issues. Always work in a well-ventilated area, wear gloves, and use a mask (especially when sanding).
Yes, but choose a UV-resistant epoxy to prevent yellowing, or apply a UV-protective topcoat.