Casting Resin Epoxy

Many types of epoxy can be cast. Epoxy can be colored beautifully and filled with many different materials. The fillers make epoxy heavier or lighter, stronger and harder, or more flexible.

For example, filled epoxies are often used for climbing holds, DIY bowling balls, and many other impact-resistant products.

Clear Epoxy

Clear epoxy or clear resin is used for encapsulating or casting objects and cherished memories. With clear epoxy resin, you can cast large, clear blocks, create bright objects, and create beautiful river tables.

Embed electronics or create beautiful lighting effects. Crystal-clear epoxy resin is ideal for optical solutions.

Kneadable Epoxy

Kneadable epoxy is used for sculpting, filling, sealing, and repairing. There are various epoxy pastes for sculpting, such as the Aves Epoxie range.

In addition, there is a lightweight, kneadable epoxy that is quite strong after curing. Finally, there are filled, kneadable epoxy pastes that are very strong after curing.

Laminating Epoxy

Epoxy is a perfect resin for laminating. Combined with carbon fiber, aramid fiber, or fiberglass fiber, epoxy creates unparalleled laminate strength.

These laminates are also highly resistant to many chemicals and moisture. Ideal for laminating boats and reservoirs, sporting goods, and furniture.

Where can I dispose of my epoxy residue?

You can treat cured epoxy as regular waste. Any uncured material or packaging should be disposed of at a recycling center.

What is the best temperature to process epoxy?

Epoxy is best processed between 18 and 25°C. For larger quantities, we recommend lower temperatures. At higher temperatures, the processing time is very short.

Is Epoxy Dangerous or Harmful?

Liquid epoxy is definitely harmful. Always wear impermeable gloves, safety goggles, and work in a well-ventilated area. Don't work in your bedroom!

Is Epoxy Food Safe?

Many epoxy resins are generally food-safe for dry food at room temperature. However, you must have this tested by authorized agencies.

Why does my epoxy have an orange peel or wavy surface?

Surface imperfections in epoxy are caused by temperature fluctuations. Do not expose epoxy to sunlight, avoid drafts, and ensure the room remains approximately the same temperature throughout the entire curing process.

Why is my casting cloudy or hazy?

This could be due to two things: The mold and/or the original was matte, or there's amino blush. Amino blush is easily removed with soapy water and lukewarm water using a cloth.