Do I need to use a UV lamp with this resin? I have so many projects, bought this exactly resin, and it would be great to know how to use it properly to avoid waste.
UVPoxy self-levels and cures to a high-gloss finish. If you prefer a satin or low-luster finish, you could sand with high grit paper to remove the gloss finish.
I'm making a cup holder holder for a truck that is about 12" x 4-1/2" out of Baltic birch. There are vertical surfaces. Would I have to put the project on its end and then on its back to create horizontal surfaces or would I be able to brush on the UVpoxy while some surfaces are vertical?
Based on how expensive this stuff is, she probably mixed up about $150 worth of epoxy, but only ended up with about $20 worth of epoxy on that cutting board
Do I need to use a UV lamp with this resin? I have so many projects, bought this exactly resin, and it would be great to know how to use it properly to avoid waste.
Hello Anna, no, UV lamps will not work for this product. The name UVPoxy means that it has a lot of UV inhibitors. Hope that helps.
Does it need sanding after it cures?
UVPoxy self-levels and cures to a high-gloss finish. If you prefer a satin or low-luster finish, you could sand with high grit paper to remove the gloss finish.
I'm making a cup holder holder for a truck that is about 12" x 4-1/2" out of Baltic birch. There are vertical surfaces. Would I have to put the project on its end and then on its back to create horizontal surfaces or would I be able to brush on the UVpoxy while some surfaces are vertical?
How can i get Uvpoxy.... Plz tell me, I m from india
What about the dribbles hanging off the bottom edge?
Those can be scraped off after a couple hour or sanded off the next day.
Based on how expensive this stuff is, she probably mixed up about $150 worth of epoxy, but only ended up with about $20 worth of epoxy on that cutting board