A lot of resins on the market claim to be good for coasters, however, they usually mean for mugs that are not filled with 'straight from the kettle' water. When you look into it, most epoxy resins on the market will have a similar heat resistance to our resins.Alumilite ResinThe manufacturer of Alum …

Epoxy resins either have a mix ratio of 1:1 or 2:1, epoxies with a 1:1 ratio do get warmer as the exothermic reaction is faster and stronger which in turn creates more heat.We would recommend having a look at our Alumilite Amazing Deep Pour and our Ecopoxy Flowcast:These are both 2:1 resins and are …

To help prevent bubbles in your resin pour the bottles of resin can be warmed before mixing, this should be done with hot water NOT boiling water. If the resin is heated too much it can start to cure before the bubbles have reached the surface.If you experience surface bubbles once poured you can tr …

Yes! Ecopoxy is a more environmentally friendly version of some of our other epoxies. Here is a video that exlpains the eco properties of Ecopoxy: …

We don't see why this wouldn't work however there are a couple of things we'd like to point out:1. Some people have reported the colours in the Pink and Purple range disappearing once resin was poured onto them, this however was subject the the age of the piece.2. You will need to ensure that the pi …

Do you have any bottles of yellowed epoxy resin sat at home or in your workshop waiting to be used? No need to fret! There are a couple of uses for resin that has yellowed in the bottle:Coating colourful paintingsMaking alcohol ink coastersTinting it to make flow artApplying it over woodArt Resin ha …