ArtResin Epoxy Resin - 10 gallon (37.8 L)

ArtResin's 10 gal kit covers up to 320 sq ft.

To determine exactly how much resin you need for your project, please visit our Resin Calculator.

ArtResin's 10 gal kit is the ultimate choice for professional aritsts, studios, and workshops. Designed for large-scale projects and high-volume use, it offers exceptional value and convenience.

Each kit includes a spigot for easy, mess-free dispensing, allowing precise control when measuring the resin and hardener.

The 10 gal kit covers up to 320 sq ft, making it ideal for large pours, multiple art pieces, or ongoing production work.

For large resin pours, preparation and the right tools make all the difference. You'll need:

• A large clear measuring pail with graduated lines for accuracy and a larger pail for mixing - OR - a scale for if you prefer to weigh the resin at a ratio of 100 parts resin to 84 parts hardener
• A large stir stick or a drill with a silicone mixing attachment. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles and scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing container as you would for smaller pours.
• A propane torch is essential for removing bubbles over a large surface
• Spreading tools will help distribute the resin evenly.
• Plan ahead with a dust cover - either a board propped over stands or a wood frame covered in heavy-duty plastic.
• Finally, don't go it alone: having a friend to help pour, spread, and torch makes the process smoother, faster, and more enjoyable.

ArtResin is dry to the touch within 24 hours and reaches its full cure in 72 hours.

For best results, allow the resin to cure in a warm and dry environment, ideally between 75-85°F (24-30°C) and 50-80% humidity. It's important to maintain stable temperatures during the first 24 hours to avoid dimples in the resin surface.

To learn more, see our blog: What's The Cure Time Of ArtResin Epoxy Resin?

Yes, once fully cured, ArtResin can be safely used as a food contact surface.

ArtResin has been rigorously tested by a third party for leaching and migration across global standards and passed every test: when used as directed, cured ArtResin is inert and will not transfer any substances into food. 

Please note: Once you add colorants or other additives to your ArtResin mixture, it is no longer be considered food safe. However, applying a final topcoat of clear ArtResin will restore its food-safe status.

To see our test results, please visit our blog: ArtResin Passes Food Safety Tests.

Store your resin upright in a cool, dark place that's not prone to temperature or humidity swings. Unopened bottles have a shelf life of about 12 months from the date of manufacture. Once opened, we recommend using the product within 6 months for best results. (You can find the date of manufacture on ArtResins' labels).

Before using, allow the resin and hardener to come to room temperature to ensure an easy mix, smooth pour, and crystal clear results.