You can paint over cured epoxy with acrylic (latex) paint, epoxy paint, or polyurethane, but only after you sand the glossy surface dull, clean off the dust, and prime it. Skip that prep and the paint peels within weeks. Acrylic latex is the easiest and most forgiving choice for most floors and resin projects; two-part … Read more
If you have ever worked with epoxy, then you know that fisheye is a common problem. This occurs when the resin and hardener do not mix properly, causing small bubbles to form in the curing material. These bubbles create a distortion or “fish-eye” effect. In this blog post, we will discuss how to remove fish … Read more
There are a lot of different types of resin on the market these days, and many crafters are wondering if they can use their favorite nail polish top coat on it. The answer is…maybe! It depends on the type of resin that you are using and the brand of nail polish top coat. In this … Read more
Epoxy resin is a great way to protect and seal surfaces, but what happens if you want to add a layer of clear coat? Can you do that, or will the two products clash? In this blog post, we will explore the answer to that question and give you some tips on how to get … Read more
Epoxy is a very popular material for many DIY projects. It is strong, durable, and can be used to create a variety of finishes. In this blog post, we will answer the question: can you apply epoxy with a brush? The short answer is yes – but it’s not always recommended. Keep reading to learn … Read more
Yes, you can paint over epoxy. Scuff it, clean it, prime it with a Bonding Primer, and the new coat will bond. Why paint struggles to stick to epoxy Epoxy cures into a hard, dense coating. So the job is mechanical. You are not melting the old finish or reactivating it. You are cutting a … Read more
If you have just finished a project that involved epoxy and now the fumes are making you sick, you’re not alone. Many people experience headaches, nausea, and other unpleasant symptoms after being exposed to epoxy fumes. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for getting rid of those fumes and returning your home … Read more
Do you love working with resin but hate the fact that glitter always seems to sink to the bottom? Well, you’re not alone. This is a common problem for many people who work with this material. But don’t worry – we have a solution! In this blog post, we will discuss some tips and tricks … Read more
If you’ve ever had an epoxy floor or countertop, you know that it’s incredibly durable and scratch-resistant. But even the toughest surfaces can get scratched eventually. If this happens to your epoxy surface, don’t worry – there is a way to fix it! In this blog post, we will discuss how to buff scratches out … Read more
People often ask this question, and the answer is yes – you can mix oil paint with epoxy resin. However, it is important to note that not all oil paints will work well with epoxy resin. In fact, some paints will cause the epoxy resin to become cloudy or brittle. So, before you begin mixing … Read more
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