Resin troubleshooting guides

If you've worked with resin before, you already know how much the little details matter. Resin isn't hard - measure, mix, pour & spread - but a little prep and some smart habits can help you avoid common issues and get better results, every time. We've gathered our most dependable, tried-and-tru... see more

ArtResin's blog is here to support resin artists and crafters at every stage, from first pours to more advanced projects. It's a place to find answers and practical tips you can use in your work.  As we step into 2026, we're looking back at the top 10 most-visited blogs on our website from the past ... see more

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

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

  When resin cures in cold or humid conditions, it can develop a greasy or waxy condition on the surface known as amine blush.  The term "amine blush" refers to the reaction between the amines in the hardener and moisture in the air.  Amine blush not only dulls resin's glossy finish but can also pre... see more