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Epoxy resin calculator
Optimize your creative projects with our epoxy resin calculator! Our intuitive tool provides you with accurate calculations, helping you purchase the right amount of materials for your project and manage your budget more effectively. Integrate it into your workflow and highlight your professionalism in the world of art and decoration.
Is it possible to color epoxy resin?
Yes, epoxy resin can be colored. Coloring is done using powdered pigments, liquid colorants, and glitters.
On our website, you can find the necessary pigments, colorants, and glitters for this purpose.
How should epoxy resin be stored?
- Store in a room with room temperature to avoid crystallization.
- Do not store in direct sunlight.
- Do not store resin and hardener mixed together.
- Store in the original bottles/tubes.
On what surfaces can I use epoxy resin?
Epoxy resin is a versatile material that can be used on glass, ceramics, wood, metal, polymer clay, and any other surfaces.
Epoxy resin can be used to create various coatings, including a high-gloss finish, which is ideal for countertops, floors, and jewelry.
Can we add live flowers and others into the resin?
It is not recommended because the organism is full of oxygen and bubbles will form; also, darkening or yellowing may occur due to the organism’s decay. It is better if decorations are herbarium (dried flowers, dried insects).
Other decorations can also be added – glitter, pigment, glass elements, and many more.
How much color should be added to epoxy resin to tint it?
The amount of color (pigments, liquid colorants, or glitters) depends on how saturated you want the color to be.
We recommend starting with a smaller amount, mixing well, and adding more if you want the color to be more saturated.
What is the technology of working with epoxy resin?
Preliminary preparation is very important for a good final result. The work area must be clean, the product characteristics must be known, safety conditions and instructions must be followed before starting work. Usually, poor results are related to improper mixing of the two components (resin and hardener).
It is important to follow the ratios of the two components (resin and hardener) specified by the manufacturer.
Also, the resin must be used immediately after mixing because the resin curing process is irreversible after adding the hardener.
