Art Resin Epoxy
Proudly Made and Shipped in The USA
Upstart Epoxy Highlights
- Proudly Made in the USA
- USA Phone Support (844) 247-3444
- 90 Day Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Speedy 3-4 Day Shipping
- 10,000+ Happy Customers
Why Switch? Upstart Art Resin Epoxy Offers Everything They Do... Plus More!
- 35 Minute Working Time! (special Art Resin epoxy)
- Crystal Clear
- Easy 1:1 Ratio
- U.V. Resistant & Non-Yellowing
- High Gloss
- Water-Resistant Coating
- Self Leveling
- Consistent Viscosity
- Food Safe (Complies with FDA Standards)
- No VOC's
- Low Odor
The Best Art Resin Epoxy
The best art resin epoxy yet, the Upstart Epoxy Art Resin reimagines the traditional art resin epoxy experience with ultra-premium ingredients engineered for phenomenal results.
Beginner and Expert Friendly!
- Decide what you want you to create.
- Measure the surface and use our beginner-friendly Coverage Calculator to find out how much Upstart Epoxy you need.
- Place Your Order and follow our easy step-by-step Epoxy tutorial.
Upstart Epoxy makes it as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Easy Shipping & Returns
Fast 2-4 day shipping from our warehouse in Wisconsin, USA. Every art resin epoxy resin order includes our 90-day satisfaction return policy.
How Much Upstart Epoxy Do I Need?
Upstart Epoxy epoxy calculator will help you determine how much epoxy resin is needed to build your next project!
Measuring our epoxy can be a tricky thing. We get asked all the time “how much epoxy do I need?” And that changes depending on each and every project.
By understanding your measurements before you even open your bottles is crucial. Once you open your bottles, you have under an hour to mix and pour before your epoxy starts to harden.
But don’t worry, we’ve put together an epoxy calculator that will help you understand exactly what you need, for whatever project you’re working on.
How much epoxy do I need?
The simple answer: Measure the length, width, and depth of your project in inches. Then put those numbers into the resin calculator above.
How much epoxy resin do I need for a river table?
By using our epoxy resin calculator, you can identify the correct amount of deep-pour epoxy resin for your river table project.
First have your tape measure ready, you will need to find the length of the pour, the width of the pour, as well as the depth of your pour - take all of these measurements in inches.
Once you have those three measurements, add them into our resin calculator, and then you’ll have that magic number!
One last tip while using the river table epoxy calculator above, always round up and give yourself extra epoxy to work with.
How much epoxy do I need for a seal coat?
Upstart Epoxy’s formula is FDA Food Safe, UV resistant, and water resistant, which makes it the number one choice when sealing up and putting a finish on any project.
But understanding how much tabletop resin you need depends on how large your surface is. In inches, take the length, width, and the depth of your pour (when you’re sealing a tabletop this is generally 1/8in).
Take those measurements and plug them into the calculator above. From there you’ll have the answer to the million dollar question “how much resin do I need?”
Tips and tricks to save some epoxy
It’s always better to err on the side of having 20% more epoxy than your project needs. That doesn’t mean you have to use it all. We’ve put together a few tips to help you control your epoxy use, now that you know exactly how much epoxy you need from the epoxy calculator.
- Use a mold for your project: When working with a project like a river table, it is crucial that you seal all of your edges so that no epoxy goes to waste.
- Wait to pour until you’re ready: Make sure that you have confirmed your measurements and used the epoxy calculator before your pour. This will ensure you don’t spend your working time with the epoxy measuring, you’ll be able to go right into your pour.
- Scrape the sides of your cup when mixing: The last thing you want is to ruin a whole batch of epoxy. Scrape the sides of your cup while mixing to ensure that you don’t waste epoxy, and that you get the exact amount the epoxy calculator directed.
