A better pour starts with a better plan.

Project pathway

Epoxy Resin for Art, Coasters & Jewelry Projects

Match a formula to thin artwork coatings or small molds, and plan mixing quantity and finishing time.

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Distinguish a thin art coating from a molded piece.

  1. Identify whether you are coating artwork or filling a coaster or jewelry mold, then measure its area or cavity volume.
  2. Match the formula to that application, intended layer depth and complete pour volume rather than the broad craft label.
  3. Check batch limits, workshop temperature, pigment instructions and the schedule for demolding and finishing.
  4. Add the quantities for the pieces you plan to make, then compare kit sizes and current offers without treating the total as one allowed batch.

Your planning bench

Measure. Match. Make a sample.

Make a small test using the same artwork surface or mold, pigments and release method. Check color and surface behavior before risking the finished piece, while retaining all documented application limits.

The project guide

Formula candidates to investigate

Read all application conditions. A listing here is a starting point, not confirmation that every project shape or batch size is suitable.

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TotalBoat TableTop — 1 gallon kit
1 gallon kit · Paid link

Ready to compare a kit?

TotalBoat TableTop: check the selected 1 gallon kit, included components and current offer. Read the formula limits before choosing it for your project.

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