Thick Epoxy Resin

Thick epoxy resin is made for projects where regular resin just won’t cut it. If you’re pouring river tables, casting larger pieces, or want that extra depth in your art, this formula cures clear, strong, and reliable every time.  

Thick Epoxy Resin for Deep Pours  

Bigger projects need resin that can handle more volume. Thick epoxy resin lets you pour deeper layers without bubbles, cracks, or overheating—so your work comes out smooth and solid.  

• Perfect for deep pours in one layer  
• Designed to resist bubbles and heat build-up  
• Cures crystal clear for a professional look  

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Strong Enough for Everyday Use  

Resin art isn’t just about looks—it needs to last. Thick epoxy resin cures into a durable surface that stands up to daily wear while keeping its shine.  

• Hard, impact-resistant finish  
• Scratch- and wear-resistant  
• Long-lasting clarity that won’t fade  

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Reliable Curing, Even on Big Projects

When you’re working on a large piece, curing can be tricky. Thick epoxy resin gives you more working time and cures evenly, so you don’t have to worry about cracks or cloudy spots.  

• Extended working time for larger projects  
• Self-leveling for smooth, even coverage  
• Formulated to reduce curing issues  

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FAQs: Thick Epoxy Resin  

How thick can epoxy resin be?

Standard epoxy is best for thin layers, but thick epoxy resin is made for deeper pours—often up to several inches at once. Perfect for tables and castings.  

What is stronger, resin or epoxy?

Epoxy is stronger than most other resins. It bonds better, cures harder, and holds up longer, making it the better choice for functional projects.  

Does thicker epoxy take longer to cure?

Yes, thicker epoxy usually takes longer. The slower cure prevents overheating and helps your project finish clear and solid.  

Will adding more hardener make epoxy cure faster?

No, adding extra hardener throws off the balance. Stick to the correct ratio for a proper cure and the strongest results.