Free shipping on orders over £29,85 
Shipping Tracking! 
Google
Facebook← Back to how to make paintings with resin
Once your resin painting has finished curing, properly displaying or framing it ensures your artwork remains the focal point and maintains its vibrant finish. Here’s how to get the best from your finished resin art.
Preparing Your Resin Painting for Display
Before framing or mounting, let your resin piece cure on a flat, dust-free surface for at least 48 hours to achieve a hard, glossy finish. Handling too soon can result in surface marks or fingerprints. Prepare the back by removing any excess drips or resin overflow—carefully sand or trim these if necessary for a neater fit in frames or on mounting boards.
Framing and Mounting Options
Choose a frame that accommodates the thickness of your piece or opt for a floater-style frame for a modern look. Resin art often benefits from framing without glass, as the resin’s shine creates a natural protective layer and visual depth. If you prefer displaying art without a traditional frame, consider attaching D-rings or a sawtooth hanger directly to the back of the painting once cured.
- Float frames highlight the glossy edges of resin paintings.
- Mounting on cradled wood panels gives stability and dimension.
- For lighter panels, strong adhesive strips provide a clean, minimal display.
The “Raphael Kit” – Pour Paint & Resin Art Set with Neon Pigments and Canvas includes a sturdy canvas base that’s ready to hang or frame as you wish.
When Surface Protection Matters
Display your resin paintings away from prolonged direct sunlight to help preserve colour vibrancy long-term, as even UV-protected resins can subtly change over many years. Avoid stacking heavy objects on the glossy surface, and dust gently with a soft, dry cloth when needed.
Related products
Related guides
Presenting your resin artwork thoughtfully not only accentuates its unique shine but also elevates your creative space. For more insights on creating and showing off stunning resin paintings, visit our main guide on how to make paintings with resin.