$79.00 – $189.00
Art Pro has been called the best epoxy resin for art with its low viscosity, 1:1 mix ratio, long 60 minute working time and improved UV resistance. It was developed with the input of dozens of makers, artists and woodworkers who wanted the best resin for art yet still could serve as a functional piece.
Art Pro is an easy to use, low viscosity system art epoxy that provides an extended working time that allows users to create beautiful, high gloss pieces of art resin. For use with pigment powders, alcohol ink and acrylic paints to create a wide range of stunning resin art.
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Safety Data Sheets & Technical Data
It would depend on the size of the mold, Artpro isn't a casting resin so you would need to multiple shallow pours to reach the desired thickness. You can work in a well ventilated space or wear a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) approved respirator equipped with an organic vapors cartridge. Art Pro is fine for incidental food contact, like dropping and picking up, but we do not recommend using any epoxy on surfaces that will have direct continuous food contact. We would recommend using Tabletop Pro which rated at 124F . Art Pro has a Heat Deflection Temperature of 110F which is fine for cold beverages but anything hot could leave an indentation ie. cup ring. If you do get heat indents from warm objects you can use a heat gun to warm the area and smooth out the dent. General rule of thumb with any brand of room temperature epoxy, if it is hot enough to burn you, it can leave and indent on the epoxy!
Questions and answers of the customers
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What type of mask do I need to wear when I work with Art Pro? Will a KN95 or surgical mask do? answer now
Asked by on September 17, 2020 11:42 pm
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Is it safe to use the Art Pro Epoxy on cheeseboards? answer now
Asked by on September 16, 2020 2:00 pm
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After the last sanding can you use polyurethane as the final finish coat? answer now
Asked by on September 12, 2020 8:49 am
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Hello! Yes, you can use polyurethane as the final finish coat after sanding. If the project is going outdoors we recommend using a high-quality marine grade spar varnish with UV protection or 2-part Urethane like Bristol Finish. Typically 4-6 coats will suffice. Although ArtPro has UV stabilizers, all epoxy resin will degrade in direct continuous exposure to sunlight. The urethanes will add additional protection and prolong the life of your project!
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Could I use Art Pro to make drink coasters or would it be better to use Table Top? answer now
Asked by on September 4, 2020 8:40 am
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Hailey Nolin –
This is my go-to for my top coat finish! I love how I can take my time with it since it’s working time is extended, and I also love that is UV resistant! Highly recommend ArtPro if you’re a resin artist.
Roberto Juan NieveCimaMontana –
Beauteous indeed! Enough working time to secure colorants’ designs, yet curing quickly enough so it can gently handle the small designed boards the next day. I have historically used it on my entire kitchen counter tops, and it is a beauty, but surely did not handle it until the topped flood coat and let that cure for a few days.