1 Quart Clear Laminating Low Viscosity Resin
Low Viscosity Epoxy Resin
$39.51 – $117.51 Select options
FLAG Resin $36.39 – $97.75

Low Viscosity Epoxy Resin

$39.51 – $117.51

Our Low Viscosity (LV) Epoxy Resin is the first resin in our MAS Epoxies 2:1 non-blushing system.  It can be paired with three different hardeners and mixed with FLAG Resin so you can customize your epoxy to your unique needs.  LV is a great laminating resin and wood epoxy product because of it’s clear color and inherent strength.

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Description

LV Low Viscosity Epoxy Resin

  • Formulated as a wood epoxy resin, but is compatible with a range of substrates
  • No messy wash downs due to non-blushing properties
  • Easily laminates large areas of fiberglass or carbon cloth when paired with Slow Hardener
  • Ideal for saturation coating because of self-leveling properties
  • Low viscosity epoxy is compatible with vacuum bagging applications
  • Excellent sealant when used without fiberglass or carbon cloth
  • Clear finish means you get the structure and finish you want with one product

Wood Epoxy Resin

Low viscosity resin has great results with any wooden project because it was originally designed for wooden boat building.  Combined with any of the non-blushing hardeners you get the benefits of beauty and strength all in one application.  LV is sent out with each Chesapeake Light Craft Kit and used by Sam Devlin in his design-build projects.  It isn’t just for boat building though, you can use Low Viscosity resin for furniture, woodworking and even wooden artwork.

Check out some of our project images to see the end results you can get when using Low Viscosity Resin.

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Safety Data Sheets & Technical Data

Low Viscosity Resin

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    Q Can I use this epoxy over oil-based enamel? answer now
    Asked by Charlotte Hodgson on September 7, 2020 12:57 pm
    Answered by the admin

    Although it's not recommended it can be done. You will need to let the enamel fully dry, if possible lightly scuff up the surface with sandpaper and then apply a seal coat or two of epoxy. Seal coats are very thing layers of epoxy that will help ensure none of the oils cause orange peel or fish eyes in the final flood coat. We do recommend doing a small scale test to see how it reacts before taking on a large scale one. 

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