Most versatile
Vajra Art Epoxy (2:1)
Best for: Art panels, trays, coasters & moulds
- Ratio
- 2 : 1
- Single pour
- Up to 20 mm
- Pot life
- 40–45 min
- De-mould
- 12 hrs
Professional epoxy for resin artists
Pour something brilliant.
Crystal-clear art epoxy, deep-pour table resin and vivid metallic colours from Vajra, made for glass-like finishes on your first pour and your hundredth.
- 100% VOC free
- UV resistant
- ASTM D-4236
- 100% VOC free
- UV resistance
- Glass-like clarity
- Conforms to ASTM D-4236
- Low-odour formulas
- Deep pours up to 64 mm
- Secure checkout
Find your resin
Three formulas. Every kind of pour.
From a thin glossy coat to a 64 mm river table pour, there's a Vajra epoxy for the job. Compare them and pick your size.
Most versatile
Low odour
Vajra Art Epoxy (3:1)
Best for: Thin coats, cells & fine detailing
- Ratio
- 3 : 1
- Single pour
- Up to 10 mm
- Pot life
- 40 min
- Full cure
- 24 hrs
Deep pour
Vajra Table Craft (3:1) Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Best for: River tables, castings & thick pours
- Ratio
- 3 : 1
- Single pour
- Up to 64 mm
- Exotherm
- Ultra-low heat
- Solids
- 100%
Inspiration
What will you make next?
Each project needs a different resin. Here's where to start.
Colour collection
Colour that glows in resin
Shop 21 coloursMetallic pastes & mica powders
Highly pigmented and ultra-fine, for veins, lacing and shimmering highlights.
Mica Powder (20g)
From Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Nile Blue (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Light Grey(25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Oxford Blue (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Beige (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment - Dark Green (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Signal Red (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Opaque Pigment -Signal White(25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Pigment-Black (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Metallic Paste - Temple Gold (20gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Metallic Paste - Silver Grey (25gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
Metallic Paste - S.F. Silver (20gm)
Rs. 110.00
Rs. 125.00
The Vajra standard
Made to be trusted on every pour.
Resin is unforgiving. So we formulate for the things that matter in the studio: clarity, workability and a finish that lasts.
100% VOC free
Low odour, so working indoors is far more pleasant.
UV resistance
Formulated to help your pieces stay crystal clear for longer.
Bubble-releasing
A watery, self-levelling flow lets trapped air rise out before it sets.
ASTM D-4236
Our art epoxy conforms to the standard for labelling art materials.
How it works
From two bottles to a masterpiece
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01
Measure & mix
Combine resin and hardener in the exact ratio on the pack (2:1 or 3:1). Stir slowly for 3–5 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom.
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02
Colour & pour
Fold in metallic paste, mica powder or pigment, then pour within the pot life. Work at 20–25°C for the best flow.
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03
Cure & reveal
Cover from dust and leave it to set. Art Epoxy 2:1 de-moulds in 12 hours, Art Epoxy 3:1 fully cures in 24.
FAQ
Good questions, clear answers.
Not sure which resin or colour to start with? These are the questions artists ask us most.
Which epoxy should I choose: 2:1, 3:1 or Table Craft?
Art Epoxy 2:1 is the all-rounder for art panels, trays and moulds, with pours up to 20 mm and de-moulding in 12 hours. Art Epoxy 3:1 has a watery, low-odour flow for thin coats and detail work up to 10 mm. For river tables and thick castings, Table Craft 3:1 handles single pours up to 64 mm with ultra-low heat.
What temperature should I work at?
Our pour depths and pot life are based on an ideal room temperature of 20–25°C. In hotter conditions resin sets faster, so mix smaller batches and pour promptly.
How much pigment do I add to resin?
With Vajra opaque pigments, use between 1% and 10% of the resin's weight. Less gives a translucent tint, more gives full opacity. Metallic pastes and mica powders are highly pigmented, so start with a small amount and build up.
Why does the mixing ratio matter so much?
Resin and hardener react chemically. Measure exactly as printed on the pack and mix thoroughly, or the piece may stay soft or tacky. Our packs come pre-portioned in the correct ratio.
How do I avoid bubbles?
Stir slowly rather than whipping, pour in a thin steady stream, and pass a heat gun or torch briefly over the surface after pouring. Our bubble-releasing formulas do the rest.
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