- Is this kit enough for a first project?
- Yes for small work like coasters, jewelry and small panels. The maker rates 32 oz at about 8 square feet of coverage, so plan larger pours around that.
- Does the torch come ready to use?
- No. The Maker's Studio torch ships without butane, so buy a can before your first pour.
- How does ArtResin compare with cheaper craft epoxy?
- ArtResin is low-odor and resists yellowing, and it cures food-safe. Budget resins often smell stronger and amber sooner, though they cost less.
- What else do I need to start?
- Butane for the torch, a level, heat-safe work surface, and molds or a canvas. The kit supplies the mixing and bubble tools.
- Is the cured resin food safe?
- ArtResin states its fully cured epoxy is food safe. Follow the mix ratio exactly and let it cure completely before contact with food.
- Can I use it for deep pours?
- It is made for thin coats. Pour in layers rather than one thick block to avoid overheating and cracking.
- Where is the 32 oz Epoxy Resin Starter Pack cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $14.99, 69% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 32 oz Epoxy Resin Starter Pack?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 134 ratings.
- Where can I buy the 32 oz Epoxy Resin Starter Pack?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including ArtResin, Apollo, Amazon, Rusted Element Design, Hobby Lobby.