Free shipping on orders over £29,85 
Shipping Tracking! 
Google
Facebook← Back to Epoxy resin’s resistance to temperature and abrasion?
UV filters are an essential ingredient in advanced epoxy resins, helping keep your projects clear and vibrant for years. These specially integrated additives defend against discolouration and maintain the original transparency, even with regular exposure to sunlight or artificial light.
Why Epoxy Resins Need UV Protection
Prolonged exposure to ultraviolet light can cause traditional epoxy resin surfaces to become yellow, cloudy, or brittle over time. UV filters work by absorbing or reflecting these harmful rays, preventing damage and yellowing. As a result, the resin remains true to its original appearance, whether used in a decorative tabletop, piece of jewellery, or art panel.
Choosing Resins with Reliable UV Filters
When selecting an epoxy for artistic, furniture, or protective surface uses, prioritise products specifically formulated with integrated UV filters and a clear warranty on non-yellowing—such as Icrystal and Art Pro Deluxe. These resins offer clarity for up to a decade and are ideal for surfaces regularly exposed to light. Check the manufacturer’s documentation for expected longevity and application guidelines, especially if you are working on large or prominent surfaces.
When UV Protection Matters Most
- Tabletops, river tables, and furnishings placed in sunlight or near windows
- Decorative resin art expected to be displayed under bright lights
- Long-lasting functional items like trays, coasters, or jewellery
Related products
Related guides
Opting for epoxy products with trusted UV filters ensures your surfaces withstand the test of time, keeping them clear and unblemished. For more on protecting your work from temperature and abrasion, explore our full guide on epoxy resin’s resistance to temperature and abrasion.