Liquid Epoxy Resin

Liquid epoxy resin is the starting point for most resin crafts. Its fluid consistency makes it easy to pour, spread, and shape, giving makers the freedom to create everything from jewelry and coasters to larger art pieces.  

Liquid Epoxy Resin: Flexible for Creativity 

Because it begins as a true liquid, this resin flows into molds, coats surfaces evenly, and captures fine details. Once cured, it becomes a clear, solid surface that brings your designs to life.  

• Pours smoothly into molds and forms  
• Captures small details with precision  
• Cures to a clear, solid finish  

Try new shapes and projects with our Resin Molds.  

Reliable Performance for Every Project  

Liquid epoxy resin is built to handle a wide range of applications, from delicate jewelry to functional home décor. It cures consistently and bonds strongly to many materials.  

• Works on wood, glass, clay, and metal  
• Suitable for both thin coats and deep pours  
• Bonds securely for lasting results  

Want to make wearable art? Explore our Resin Jewelry Kit.  

Safer and Smoother to Work With  

Our liquid epoxy resin is designed with makers in mind. It mixes cleanly, produces fewer bubbles, and has a lower odor compared to many alternatives.  

• Straightforward 1:1 mix ratio  
• Low odor for a better workspace  
• Reduced bubbles for clearer results  

Keep your space comfortable and safe with a VOC Air Filter.  

FAQs: Liquid Epoxy Resin  

What are liquid epoxy resins?

Liquid epoxy resins are two-part systems made of resin and hardener. When combined, they cure into a strong, clear, and durable solid.  

What is the use of liquid epoxy?

Liquid epoxy is used for pouring, coating, sealing, and casting. It’s popular for resin art, jewelry, and protective finishes on surfaces.  

Is liquid epoxy waterproof?

Cured liquid epoxy is water-resistant and protects against spills and moisture. It’s not fully waterproof for constant submersion.  

Is epoxy resin stronger than glue?

Yes, epoxy resin creates a stronger bond than most glues. Once cured, it resists impact, heat, and wear better than standard adhesives.