FAQs

Yes, we offer free shipping on all orders. Not only is it free, but it is also fast. Because we have multiple shipping warehouses across Canada, delivery typically takes 1-2 business days. Note: PO Boxes can take slightly longer.

Once fully cured, all of our epoxy resin products are heat-resistant up to about 60 °C / 140 °F. This means you can put your hot coffee cup on the cured epoxy. If exposed to higher heat—up to 500 °F—the product will soften (but will harden again once it cools). If you need higher heat resistance, we recommend a final rolled-on coat of our Polyaspartic after a light sand (~180-220 grit).

By volume : 1 : 1 (e.g., 200 ml A + 200 ml B) By weight : 100 : 85 (e.g., 300 g A + 255 g B) Mix for about 4-5 minutes, scraping the sides of the cup. Once mixed, you have ~20 minutes of working time. Prepare your project in advance so you can pour immediately, and do NOT scrape the cup when pouring to avoid unmixed residue.

By volume : 1 : 1 (e.g., 200 ml A + 200 ml B) By weight : 100 : 90 (e.g., 300 g A + 270 g B) Mix for about 4-5 minutes, scraping the sides. Working time is ~40 minutes. Prepare everything beforehand and avoid scraping the cup while pouring.

By volume : 2 : 1 (e.g., 500 ml A + 250 ml B) By weight : 100 : 45 (e.g., 500 g A + 225 g B) Mix 4-5 minutes. Working time is ~1 hour. Prepare project in advance and do not scrape the cup while pouring.

• Table Top epoxy : max 1/4" (self-levels to 1/8") • Art & Craft epoxy : max 1/2" • Deep Pour 2" epoxy : max 2" • Deep Pour 4" epoxy : max 4" Approaching the limits makes bubble release harder and increases risk of overheating.

Keep the epoxy and workspace around 22-24 °C (72-75 °F). Higher temps are OK if you pour well below the maximum depth—it will cure faster.

We do not have distributors. All orders must be placed on our website.

Once cured, the product simply becomes an inert plastic which is food-safe. However, it is not for projects that are subject to being cut by items like knives, forks, etc. It should also not be used for liquids nor hot contents. Epoxy is more suitable for items like charcuterie boards, cheese boards, etc.

We sell directly to consumers—no distributors or retail mark-ups—and run multiple efficient warehouses.

Use the volume calculator at the top of MagicResin.ca. Enter your project dimensions (minus any objects or wood slabs) to see the recommended amount.

Absolutely. Mica-powder pigments, alcohol inks, and dyes all work well. Add colours gradually until you reach the desired opacity to avoid curing issues.

About 1 year unopened and 6 months once opened (before noticeable yellowing of the hardener). Even after that, the resin will still cure.

Scroll to the middle of our home page for a detailed comparison chart of every product.

Yes. They contain advanced UV stabilisers and HALS, greatly slowing yellowing. Nevertheless, avoid prolonged direct sunlight for maximum longevity.

Yes! Many DIYers and professional shops use our Deep Pour epoxy lines for river tables.

This is crystallisation and is harmless. Place the bottle in hot water (just a few inches deep) for 30-60 minutes, keeping the water hot and shaking occasionally. The crystals will dissolve; let the resin return to room temperature before use.