When planning an epoxy resin project, one of the most important practical considerations is the cost per litre. Whether you are preparing to cast a river table, finish a worktop, or take on a creative resin art piece, understanding price differences between resin types helps you budget accurately and choose a product that delivers the finish you want. On this page, you will find a comparison of leading epoxy resins, their typical prices per litre, and essential points to guide your selection.

Overview: Comparing Epoxy Resin Costs and Key Features

The cost per litre of epoxy resin depends on its intended use, clarity, maximum pour thickness, and included features such as UV stability and scratch resistance. Some resins are specifically engineered for deep pours and large tabletops, while others are more suitable for jewellery, craft, or thin coatings. Below, you’ll find an outline of what to expect when comparing resins for projects of varying scale and complexity.

Entry-level clear epoxy resins, ideal for small castings or art, typically start around £8.95 per litre and include mixing accessories. Advanced formulations for deeper pours or extreme clarity may range upwards, exceeding £35 per litre for specialised products. Larger volumes often allow for better value per litre, especially for deep pour projects.

Visual Comparison of Epoxy Resins

Browse real-life finished resin projects to compare clarity, thickness, and finish effects possible with each resin option. Photos showcase cast furniture, jewellery, and large art pieces for direct inspiration.

“Trasparente” – For Detailed Casting and Table Finishes

“Trasparente” – Multipurpose Clear Epoxy Resin for Casting – Up to 2cm is a versatile, ultra-clear resin perfect for casting up to 2cm thick. With a price range from £8.95 up to £397.95 per kit, it is suitable for a wide range of projects—art, embeds, jewellery, and woodworking. Not only does it provide an Ultra-clear formula and High scratch resistance, but it also includes an Integrated UV filter with a 10-year warranty against yellowing. Each kit comes with Includes mixing sticks, gloves, and instructions for simplicity, making it popular for both beginners and professionals.
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“Icrystal” – For Odourless Clarity and Surface Coating

“Icrystal” – Clear Epoxy Resin – Odourless Formula – Up to 1.5cm delivers a Crystal clear with perfect transparency and Odourless and easy to use experience, starting from £12.45 per kit. The price reflects its advanced properties, including High scratch resistance, a Contains UV filter with 10-year protection, and 1,5сm layer per application per pour. Its 2:1 mixing ratio simplifies preparation, making it a great go-to for furniture coating, clear embeds, and tabletop finishes.
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“EpoxyTable 5-Five” – Deep Pour Resin for Large Projects

If you need to cast up to 5cm thick, “EpoxyTable 5-Five” – Deep Pour Epoxy Resin for Tables and Large Projects – Up to 5cm is engineered for the job. Its price ranges from £17.95 to £1,154.95 per kit, suitable for professional-grade tabletops, counters, and artistic river tables. Features include Low exothermic reaction for safety with thick pours, Strong UV filters, Highly mechanical resistant surface for toughness, and Bubbles free formula. Trusted by thousands of professionals.
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“Epoxytable 10-Ten” – For Super Deep Pours

For the most demanding projects, “Epoxytable 10-Ten” – Deep Pour Epoxy Resin for Tables, Up to 10cm Casting supports pours up to 10cm. Costing from £35.95 per kit, it’s specifically designed for river tables, resin slabs, and large artistic castings. Key points are Formulated for casting thicknesses up to 10 cm, Non-yellowing with strong UV filters for 5 years, Low viscosity for clear results, and Heat resistant up to 70°C. Ideal when both depth and clarity are critical.

Choosing the Right Resin: Price and Project Considerations

When comparing the cost of resin per litre, always factor in your required pour thickness, level of clarity, UV stability needs, and if accessories or pigments are included. In general, larger projects and deep pours require resins with delayed curing and exceptional thermal stability, which can increase the cost per litre but deliver the assurance and quality needed for ambitious workloads. For small crafts or thin coatings, resins with a lower cost per litre may be sufficient, while specialised tasks like river tables or large decorative casts justify investment in high-performance deep pour variants.

Tips for Budgeting Your Resin Project

Accurately measure your mould or table dimensions before ordering to minimise waste and select the correct resin kit size. Remember, deep pour resins are essential for thick castings to avoid overheating or imperfections, which can lead to additional costs if corrections are needed.