Do Larger Resin Packs Offer Better Value?

How Resin Pack Size Influences Price

In most cases, larger resin packs come with a reduced cost per litre when compared to smaller options. This saving makes them the preferred choice for substantial projects, such as deep-pour tables or multi-item casting. However, factor in how much you realistically need, as resin does have a shelf life—unused portions may expire over time.

For example, “Icrystal” – Clear Epoxy Resin – Odourless Formula is available in several pack sizes. The largest variant offers the lowest unit price, ideal for frequent makers or large-scale work.

Buying Guidance: Choosing the Right Pack Size

Before opting for the biggest resin pack, estimate your project’s volume requirements and consider any future plans. A bulk purchase is wise if you’re confident you’ll use all the resin before its expiry. For occasional crafting, a smaller size may help minimise waste and keep your materials fresh.

• Check the manufacturer’s recommended storage times.
• Plan projects in batches to streamline usage.
• Factor in how resin is affected by temperature and humidity over time.

When Going Large Matters

Large pack sizes are especially beneficial when tackling big pieces, such as river tables using deep pour resins like “Epoxytable 10-Ten”, or when running a busy creative workshop. For smaller, detailed jobs, such as jewellery with “Liquidissima” epoxy, a smaller container may be more practical.