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Proudly Canadian Owned & Operated Since 1994
Proudly Canadian Owned & Operated Since 1994
PERFECT FOR COATING
Up to ⅛" per LayerWATER CLEAR
Cures with Water-like TransparencyRESISTS YELLOWING
Contains UV StabilizersCREATE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
Customizable with PigmentsUV Resistant Coating Epoxy
UVPoxy® is a high-performance, two-component, water-clear epoxy system designed for tabletops, wood finishing, and fluid art. It has been specifically designed to resist yellowing caused by the sun and other UV sources. It is self-leveling and can quickly be built up in 3.2mm (1/8") layers. Use UVPoxy by itself for a water-clear finish or add our Liquid, Metallic, or Glitter pigments to create custom colors and effects.
Times are based on a 1.6mm (1/16”) thick coating. Individual project times may vary depending on coating thickness, ambient temperature, and humidity.
Coating Thickness: Up to 3.2mm (1/8”) per coat. Apply multiple coats for a thicker finish.
Mix Ratio by VOLUME (A:B): 1:1
Mix Ratio by MASS (A:B): 1.2:1
Working Time: 30-40 Minutes
Tacky to Touch: 4-10 Hours
Set to Touch: 10 Hours
Full Cure: 48 Hours
Working Temperature: Resin, workpiece, and workspace temperatures should be 20-25°C (68-77°F).
Storage Temperature: 15-25°C (59-77°F)
Clean Up: Isopropyl/denatured alcohol or warm soapy water
In a clean, dry container combine (by volume) 1 part resin with 1 part hardener and mix thoroughly for 2-3 minutes. Add Liquid, Metallic, or Glitter pigments as desired and mix until evenly dispersed.
Working area should be clean, dry, and free of dust. Settling dust can cause blemishes on the glossy surface. Pour UVPoxy onto the prepared surface and spread evenly. Use of a V-notched spreader is recommended to achieve a uniform finish at the desired thickness. A light pass with a torch can help release bubbles at, or near, the surface. UVPoxy can be applied up to 3.2mm thick (1/8”) per coat, using as many layers as needed to achieve the desired thickness. For best adhesion between layers, wait until the first layer is tacky to touch to apply another layer. If the first layer is already fully set to touch, sand with 220 grit sandpaper and wipe down before applying another layer. Recommended for indoor applications only.
