Resin Art

Resin art is mixing two-part epoxy resin and pouring it over a surface or into a mold. Once cured, it's hard, glossy, and clear (or colored, if you tinted it). You can embed objects in the pour or layer colors for depth.

The two-part resin requires precise mixing. Off ratios cure tacky or stay liquid. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles, or use a heat gun to pop them after pouring.

Ventilation matters. Most resins off-gas while curing and shouldn't be done in a small room without airflow. Many people set up in a garage, basement, or covered porch.