epoxyresinThe independent resin reference
John Morris
John Morris oversees EpoxyResin.app’s product research, source-led guides and practical project tools. Read the editorial approach and limitations.
Editorial role
John Morris is the named author and editorial lead for EpoxyResin.app. His work here is organizing product documentation, comparing practical constraints and making project-planning information easier to use. The aim is to help a reader understand why a formula may be a candidate for a particular project and which conditions still need checking.
The site’s catalog brings together 12 formulas and 41 kit options, alongside guides, comparisons and six planning tools. John’s editorial role connects those resources so readers can move from an application question to the relevant specifications, quantity calculations and exact package choices.
What the research covers
Research starts with formula identity. Similar names, matching brands and different bottle sizes do not establish that two products share the same mixing instructions. Product coverage therefore distinguishes the resin system from the quantity sold, then records the documented measurement basis, pour restrictions, working conditions and limitations.
Manufacturer instructions, technical data sheets and safety data sheets provide the main evidence for operating constraints. A useful comparison keeps conditions beside the numbers: a working time or depth allowance needs the context supplied by its source. Retailer links help identify kit options; they do not independently establish that a use is supported.
How to interpret the byline
A John Morris byline identifies editorial responsibility for the page. It does not mean every listed resin has been personally tested. The site does not claim a chemical-safety qualification for John or that he can certify a finished object for food contact. Product-specific decisions still require the current documentation for the resin and hardener being used.
The distinction also applies to tools. Volume, coverage, mixing and cost results are planning calculations based on the inputs and stated assumptions. They cannot establish compatibility, an allowable batch size or complete cure. Read the relevant product limitations alongside a calculation.
Corrections and transparency
For a correction, include the page URL, exact formula name and a link to the manufacturer document that supports your concern. For a tool issue, include the values and units entered. Affiliate relationships are described separately so readers can understand how commercial links support the publication.