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Can You Sand Epoxy Resin? If you work with epoxy resin, at some point you'll likely need to sand a cured resin surface. It may be necessary for a few reasons: You’re adding a second or multiple coats of fresh resin. You’re removing surface imperfections like dust, dimples, or bubbles. You need to... see more

When you’re working with resin, preparation is key:  you don't want to be midway through a project only to find you're missing a tool or that you’re short on resin. You’ll have to stop, wasting precious time, and it can really impact your final result. I know I've been there! Every minute counts whe... see more

ArtResin is best known as a glossy topcoat you pour over flat artwork—but what if your piece isn’t flat? What if it has a round or uneven surface, or something with multiple sides, like a cube? Good news: you can resin non-flat objects—it just takes a slightly different approach. Today I’m going to ... see more

The best way to protect your wet resined art as it cures is with a dust cover. Placing a dust cover over your piece will help keep it clean and dust-free while the resin cures. Make sure to have the dust cover nearby as you work. Once you’ve finished torching, you can cover your freshly resined piec... see more

Clear epoxy resin is a versatile, durable material favored for its glossy, sleek look. It's used across a wide range of applications from art to manufacturing, but its ease of use and gorgeous finish make it especially popular with both professional and hobby artists. In this guide, we'll explore cl... see more