Artist Resin Medium Viscosity
Artist Resin Medium Viscosity - 8oz is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Artist Resin Medium Viscosity
Description
Description
Just Right Resin – Medium Viscosity Epoxy
Not too thick. Not too thin. Just Right.
Our Just Right Resin is the perfect balance between thin-pour flexibility and thick, doming control. Designed with makers in mind, this medium-viscosity formula gives you smooth coverage, excellent self-leveling, and a durable, glass-like finish — without the hassle of drips or uneven curing.
✨ Why Makers Love It
Balanced Formula – Pours easier than thick resins, with more control than thin ones.
Crystal-Clear Finish – Enhances color vibrancy and cures with a high-gloss shine.
UV Resistant – Protects your projects from yellowing and fading over time.
Durable & Heat Resistant – Holds up to daily use with a strong, scratch-resistant surface.
Safe for Indoor Use – VOC-free and low odor for a better creative experience.
Generous Working Time – 30–45 minutes of open time so you can work without stress.
Reliable Cure – Hard, glass-like surface in 24 hours.
📦 Size Options
32 oz Kit – (1) 16 oz Part A + (1) 16 oz Part B
1 Gallon Kit – (1) ½ gal Part A + (1) ½ gal Part B
2 Gallon Kit – (1) 1 gal Part A + (1) 1 gal Part B
🎨 Best Uses
Tumblers & drinkware
Doming small projects & jewelry
Artwork & acrylic pours
Coasters, trays, and other home décor
Projects needing smooth, even coats without excess running
🛠 Pro Tips
Always mix equal parts A + B (by volume).
Mix at least 2 oz total to ensure proper curing.
Works best in a room-temperature environment.
👉 With the perfect balance of flow and control, Just Right Resin lives up to its name. It’s the go-to choice for makers who want professional results without compromise.
Art Resin FAQ
Art Resin FAQ
What is the difference between art resin and epoxy resin?
Art resin is a type of epoxy that is formulated for use by artists. It is usually clear, contains UV inhibitors, and is made to easily release bubbles. It can be used with colorants and additives to create beautiful patterns and designs.
What is art resin used for?
Art resin is usually used for projects like casting flower bouquets, filling molds, coating cups or pins, as well as making river tables.
What is the best art resin for beginners?
Our Artist Resin Medium Viscosity is a great place to start if you're new to the epoxy world. It can be used in molds, on tumblers, coating tables or countertops, as well as canvas artwork.
Does art resin scratch easily?
Some epoxy that lacks in quality may not cure properly, causing it to be susceptible to scratching.
Purchasing a quality art resin, such as our Artist Resin, can prevent scratches, yellowing, and improper curing.
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This is probably the best epoxy I’ve ever used. I love that it is thinner and very easy to work with. I never see bubbles with it either once it’s on the tumbler.
This is my favorite epoxy to use for my layers with Milky Way and covering my glitter. Easy to mix and use.
Love this resin. I live in a cooler area and the medium viscosity resin work well with only a minimum of warming up. Also like that fact that it will take up to 500 degrees for my coaster and trivets.
This came as expected
I've used the medium viscosity resin from ccdiy for a few years and never had any issues with it. However, in the last 2 batches, I've noticed that the viscosity is much lower, resulting in a thinner resin. This has affected my Ocean pours because I have to wait a full hour for it to thicken up enough to make my waves. I have reached out to customer service on multiple occasions and was assured that the formula hasn't changed. I don't see how that is possible because the resin is much runnier than before. I continue to use it only because it's food safe.
