"Are you looking for the right equipment to achieve smooth, even epoxy resin pours without unwanted bubbles or cloudy areas? Explore our collection of resin art tools and accessories, selected to simplify every stage of the process and help you improve both your DIY and professional resin projects.
Accurate measuring and mixing are essential for proper curing and a flawless final finish. Use suitable measuring tools and mixers to follow the recommended resin-to-hardener ratio as precisely as possible. This helps prevent common issues such as uneven curing or a sticky surface.
Pair your measuring and mixing equipment with durable silicone moulds that allow for easy demoulding and produce a smooth, even finish. Our collection also includes useful supplies and accessories, such as protective gloves for safer handling and suitable heat tools for removing air bubbles from the resin surface.
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FAQ
What resin art tools and accessories do I need to get started?
A basic starter kit should include accurate measuring tools, such as precision scales or graduated mixing cups, protective gloves, mixing sticks, silicone moulds and a small handheld torch for removing surface bubbles after pouring.
How can I prevent bubbles when mixing epoxy resin?
Use smooth mixing tools and stir the resin and hardener slowly for at least three to five minutes. After pouring the mixture into the moulds, allow it to rest for a few minutes. Then use a suitable heat tool approximately 15 centimetres above the surface to release any trapped air bubbles.
How should I clean measuring tools after using epoxy resin?
Do not use water. Wipe away any excess resin from the tools and lids with absorbent paper while it is still liquid. Then use isopropyl alcohol or acetone to remove any remaining residue.
When using solvents, work in a well-ventilated area and follow the product’s safety instructions. If the resin has already cured inside flexible plastic or silicone measuring cups, gently press or bend the sides so that the hardened material releases and can be peeled away."
