What do I do if my resin has yellowed? by Penny Reid I’ve heard mixed experiences with using yellowing resin. I have heard it won’t cure or that it will only get deeper yellow when cured. I also read the opposite -- that it gets less yellow when cured. Having some 1:1 epoxy resin with... Read more »
One of the frequently asked questions we get about buying from Resin Obsession is why there are shipping restrictions on certain items. These items are considered a ‘hazardous material’ product and must be shipped according to very stringent guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Transporation. What is different about shipping a hazardous material product?… Read more »
Resin Casting Click here --> Resin casting kit choices choices When it comes to resin casting, there are so many choices for a resin. How do you know which resin is right for you? Below is a link for an easy-to-follow chart on the specifics for resins available for purchase on Resin Obsession. There is... Read more »
Frequently asked questions about Resin Obsession Super Clear Jewelry quality resin: How do I mix super clear resin? You will need to mix 2 parts of resin (part A) to 1 part of hardener (part B). Is there a minimum of resin I have to mix? You need to mix a minimum of 10 cc... Read more »
Silicone molds FAQ Resin Obsession is excited to be working with House of Molds in Italy. We are carrying their line of clear silicone molds for casting resin jewelry and crafts. They have written an extensive FAQ on how to get the best results using their silicone molds. Read it by clicking this link: House… Read more »
Resin Obsession is pleased to add two new resins to our resin product family. Both resins, made by Eli-Chem Resins UK give artists more options when creating their resin art. –What is the minimum amount to mix? 20 grams, which is approximately 3/4 ounce. –What is the maximum amount to mix? Please mix no more… Read more »
Resin Obsession color pigments frequently asked questions Why do I have to mix this into the Part A resin before adding the Part B hardener? The Resin Obsession colorants contain epoxy resin. This epoxy requires additional hardener in order to cure properly. By adding the color to the resin first, and keeping track of your... Read more »
Is resin safe to use during pregnancy? Good question! Using resin can fun way to spend a creative afternoon. It does, however, require certain safety precautions. Here are a few things to consider when deciding whether or not to use resin while you are pregnant: Carefully review the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for the resin(s)... Read more »
How to store resin Making sure your resin is stored properly will ensure a long happy life for your resin. Here are a few suggestions on how keep your resin in its best shape for as long as possible. 1. Store upright in its original containers. Resin is sold in containers that are compatible with… Read more »
Models for Resin Molds I have had a lot of fun exploring different molding options over the last few weeks. After receiving several emails with molding questions, I thought it might be a good idea to ‘start from the beginning’ when it comes to mold making. When it comes to making a mold, regardless… Read more »
What do I do if my resin has yellowed? by Penny Reid I’ve heard mixed experiences with using yellowing resin. I have heard it won’t cure or that it will only get deeper yellow when cured. I also read the opposite -- that it gets less yellow when cured. Having some 1:1 epoxy resin with... Read more »
Resin Casting Click here --> Resin casting kit choices choices When it comes to resin casting, there are so many choices for a resin. How do you know which resin is right for you? Below is a link for an easy-to-follow chart on the specifics for resins available for purchase on Resin Obsession. There is... 
Frequently asked questions about Resin Obsession Super Clear Jewelry quality resin: How do I mix super clear resin? You will need to mix 2 parts of resin (part A) to 1 part of hardener (part B). Is there a minimum of resin I have to mix? You need to mix a minimum of 10 cc... 
Resin Obsession color pigments frequently asked questions Why do I have to mix this into the Part A resin before adding the Part B hardener? The Resin Obsession colorants contain epoxy resin. This epoxy requires additional hardener in order to cure properly. By adding the color to the resin first, and keeping track of your... 
Is resin safe to use during pregnancy? Good question! Using resin can fun way to spend a creative afternoon. It does, however, require certain safety precautions. Here are a few things to consider when deciding whether or not to use resin while you are pregnant: Carefully review the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for the resin(s)... 
