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Correct storage of resin and adhesives after your repair work is essential to preserve their performance and ensure they’re safe for future use. Here’s how to maximise their shelf life and maintain quality results.
Key Storage Principles
Resins and adhesives should always be kept in their original containers with the lids or caps sealed tightly. Exposure to air can accelerate degradation and may even cause some products to begin curing. A cool, dry location—away from direct sunlight and heat sources—will help slow down any unwanted chemical changes.
- Store products upright to avoid leaks and spills.
- Keep away from radiators, windowsills, or sheds exposed to drastic temperatures.
- Label containers with the date opened for easy inventory management.


Practical Tips for Prolonged Shelf Life
Before resealing, check that container rims and threads are clean to prevent them sticking or allowing air in. With two-part products like the FixExpress – Two-Component Epoxy Glue 500g, ensure the two components are kept separate and only mix what you need for each repair. Unused portions should never be returned to the original packaging.
- Consider storing sensitive adhesives in a sealed plastic bag or airtight box for an extra barrier against humidity.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
When Proper Storage Matters Most
If you undertake repairs infrequently or use larger kits such as the Resin Fibreglass Repair Kit, correct storage is vital to avoid wasting unused product between sessions. This also ensures that adhesives will cure as expected when you return to new projects.

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