Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin vs Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy Resin
Buy Liquid Art Epoxy if you want a longer working time and a lower price: $20.00 at ksresin.com as of November 3, 2026. Buy Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy if you need a food-safe, high-hardness casting resin for deep pours and dice: $30.33 at eBay as of November 3, 2026. Both are 1:1 by volume and water clear, so the choice comes down to working time versus cure hardness and food safety.
Today the Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin costs $10.33 less at its best price.
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Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin
4.8$20.00at KSRESINObserved at 3:02 AM
Choose the Liquid Art Epoxy if you want 60+ minutes of working time for large tabletop pours and a lower price of $20.00 at ksresin.com as of November 3, 2026.
Pros
- Long 60+ minute working time suits big tabletop and bar counter pours.
- Lowest price of the pair at $20.00 for a 1-gallon kit.
- No VOC, low odor, made in the US.
- Large review base: 4.8 of 5 from 1,286 ratings.
Cons
- Cured hardness and food safety are not stated.
- Viscosity is listed two ways (2700 cP and 4600 cP), so check before buying.
What separates them
| Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin | Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy Resin | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $20.00 at ksresin.com as of November 3, 2026 | $30.33 at eBay as of November 3, 2026 |
| Working time | 60+ minutes | 40 minutes |
| Full cure | 12-18 hours dry time | 72 hours |
| Cured hardness | Not stated | 80+ Shore D |
| Food safety | Not stated | Food-safe when fully cured, FDA 21 CFR 175.300 |
| Pigment compatibility | General-purpose; no tested colorant line | Formulated and tested with Art 'N Glow glow powders, pearl pigments and mica |
| Viscosity | Medium, 2700 cP listed (4600 cP also listed) | Low to medium |
| Ratings |
Price history
$190.00$18.28
- Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin: lowest $20.00 on Nov 3 at ksresin.com.
- Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy Resin: lowest $18.28 on Nov 3.
Prices at every store
Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin
- KSRESINNew
In stockReturn policy
$20.00Observed at 3:02 AM
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- WoodArtSupplyCheck price at WoodArtSupply
Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy Resin
- eBayNew
In stockSold by lanpong
$30.33Free shippingObserved at 12:34 AM - ellen j goodsNew
In stock
$24.99+ $8.95 shippingObserved at 11:57 PM - WalmartNew
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$26.99+ $6.99 shippingObserved at 11:57 PM - AlumiliteNew
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$26.99+ $9.00 shippingObserved at 11:57 PM
Also available at
- AmazonCheck price at Amazon
- Art 'N GlowCheck price at Art 'N Glow
- The Home DepotCheck price at The Home Depot
Specs compared
| Spec | Liquid Art Epoxy - Medium Thickness Artist Resin | Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy Resin |
|---|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 1:1 Mixing Ratio by Volume | 1:1 |
| Working time | 60+ Minute Working Time | — |
| Dry time | 12-18 Hours | — |
| Mixed viscosity | 2700 cP | — |
| Finish | High Gloss Finish | — |
| UV resistance | Industry Leading UV Resistance | — |
| VOC content | No VOC | — |
| Clarity | Ultra-Clear | — |
| Origin | Made in the US | — |
| Material | Epoxy Resin | — |
| Paint Type |
Questions and answers
- Which is better for tabletop pours?
- Liquid Art, for its 60+ minute working time and faster 12-18 hour dry. Clear Casting works too but gives you 40 minutes before it starts to set.
- Which is better for resin dice and molds?
- Clear Casting and Coating. Its 80+ Shore D hardness and self-degassing formula suit small, detailed casts, and it demolds in about 24 hours.
- Is the Clear Casting resin worth the extra $10.33?
- Yes if you need food safety, high hardness or tested pigment compatibility. If you just need clear gloss on a tabletop, Liquid Art covers it for less.
- Which lasts longer once cured?
- Both are UV-resistant and resist yellowing. Clear Casting states 80+ Shore D hardness and heat resistance to 200°F, so it holds up better to wear and heat.
- Can I use glow powder in Liquid Art?
- It is a general-purpose clear epoxy, so glow powder should mix in, but only Clear Casting states it was tested with glow powders and mica.
- Do both mix 1:1?
- Yes. Both are two-part kits mixed 1:1 by volume, so measuring is the same for either.
