What You’ll Need

• Nitrile Gloves – 50 Pairs (100 Pieces) – for prevention during handling
• “Art Soap” – Handmade Soap Base 1kg – for gentle cleansing
• Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula – for tackling more persistent residues
• Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% – 1000ml Bottle for Epoxy Resin Projects & DIY – for stubborn spots (use with caution)

Essential Safety Supplies for Resin Removal

Nitrile gloves are the first line of defence against epoxy resin, while mild soap and skin-friendly degreasers are essential for gentle removal. Keep these products near your workspace for quick access whenever you handle resin projects.

Step 1: Wear Protective Gloves to Prevent Contact

Prevention is the best defence. Always wear high-quality nitrile gloves while working with epoxy resin. This simple barrier drastically reduces the likelihood of skin contact and limits absorption of uncured resin, which can cause irritation or allergies over time. If gloves are punctured or torn, replace them immediately.

Step 2: Act Promptly After Contact

If you notice epoxy resin on your skin, address it as soon as possible. The longer resin sits, the more challenging it becomes to remove. Start by wiping away excess resin gently with a dry paper towel or cloth, taking care not to spread the residue further. Avoid using solvents straight away; prompt but gentle action is key at this stage.

Step 3: Use Gentle, Skin-Friendly Cleaners

After removing any excess resin, clean the affected area with warm water and mild soap. A handmade option like “Art Soap” – Handmade Soap Base 1kg can provide effective yet gentle cleansing. Work the lather thoroughly over the skin, and rinse with plenty of water. Do not use abrasive cleaning pads or aggressive rubbing, as these may irritate the skin further.

Step 4: Remove Stubborn Residues with a Degreaser

For patches of resin that persist after washing, a natural degreaser offers a balanced approach. Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula is formulated to clear away resin residues without compromising your skin’s health. Apply a small amount to the area, rub gently, then wash away with water and soap. Always follow with a rinse to remove any trace of cleaning agents.

Caring for Skin After Epoxy Contact

Thorough aftercare maintains skin health. Moisturise your hands after cleaning, and choose dermatologically tested products to soothe and protect against possible irritation or dryness following resin exposure.