What You’ll Need

• Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula: Ideal for cleaning grease, silicone, and resin residues from your pots and tools.
• Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% – 1000ml Bottle for Epoxy Resin Projects & DIY: Helps dissolve uncured resin and prepares surfaces for the next use.
• Coloured Microfibre Cloths – Pack of 10 Multi-Coloured Cleaning Cloths: For gentle, lint-free cleaning without scratching your pots.
• Protective gloves: To protect your skin from sticky or irritating resin residues.
• Disposable wooden sticks or plastic spatulas: Useful for scraping off thick or cured resin remains.
• Warm water and mild soap: For basic cleaning and rinsing after using degreasers or alcohol.

Essential Tools for a Sparkling Clean Pot

High-quality cleaning products and soft, lint-free cloths are crucial for preserving the finish of your resin pots. Choose a trusted degreaser or isopropyl alcohol and pair them with gentle microfibre cloths for excellent results on every cleaning task.

Step 1: Remove Excess Uncured Resin Immediately

For the easiest cleaning experience, always clean pots before resin cures. As soon as you have finished pouring or mixing, use a spatula or mixing stick to scrape out as much remaining resin as possible. Wipe the inside with a paper towel or microfibre cloth while the resin is still tacky. Early action minimises stubborn build-up and lessens the amount of cleaner required later.

Step 2: Apply a Suitable Cleaning Agent

If there is residual uncured resin, use appropriate cleaning agents for residue type. For general epoxy residues and greasy contaminants, the Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula is 100% natural and removes resin, adhesives, and oils without damaging the container. Apply a small amount to a cloth and wipe thoroughly. If the resin is more stubborn or sticky, particularly on plastic or glass pots, Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% is highly effective at dissolving remaining residue. Ventilate the area well and keep away from open flames when using alcohol.

Step 3: Clean and Wipe Down with Microfibre Cloths

After applying your chosen cleaning agent, use a Coloured Microfibre Cloth to wipe the surface and remove both the cleaning product and dissolved resin from the interior of the pot. Microfibre is preferred because it is gentle, reusable, and won’t scratch plastic or metal pots. Rinse the pot with warm water and mild soap to ensure all residues are gone, then dry thoroughly before your next use.

Step 4: Remove Fully Cured Resin (If Needed)

If you have left resin to fully cure in a flexible pot such as those in the Mixing Buckets Kit for Epoxy Resin Art – Easy Clean Flexible Design, simply flex or squeeze the sides. The cured resin should peel away cleanly thanks to the flexible material. For rigid containers, tapping or gently knocking the pot can help loosen cured remnants, but do not use abrasive tools or harsh chemicals as these may scratch or weaken the pot. If small residues remain, repeat the cleaning process with degreaser or alcohol, then wipe down again.

Keep Your Resin Equipment in Top Condition

Routine cleaning saves you time and frustration in the long run. Flexible pots make cured resin removal a breeze, while the right cleaning agent prevents build-up and contamination. Invest in suitable products to support every stage of your resin art or craft.