2:1 Epoxy Resins are by far the most popular resins for arts and crafters. Buy why? And which others are available? Firstly, let's have a look at what casting resins are available. 

> 2:1 Epoxy Casting Resins
> Polyester Casting Resins
> Polyurethane Casting Resins
> 1:1 Epoxy Casting Resins

With such a range available, each type of casting has their own merits and downsides. We'll take a look at each type below! 

Polyester resins consist of a resin and a small amount of catalyst. The main downside of polyester resins is the miniscule 2% catalyst addition. This is added to cure the resin, and the small percentage can often prove difficult for users to get right. Polyesters also have a strong odour. On the other side, these resins are quite cheap, and for that reason are used by some.

Pol

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'You can't learn anything from a resin bound training course!' is the mantra of the 'Keyboard Warrior Resin Experts.' Are they correct? No. Obviously experience helps and can be save time, but the most important factors involved in laying a resin bound driveway correctly are attitude, approach and understanding of the fundamentals. Overconfidence (and problems) from a section of the 'Resin Experts' is common. It's anecdotal, but I'd say the success ratio of resin bound training course graduates is higher than the traditional 'know it all' resin expert. And I don't just say this because we offer training courses. Our training courses are not a profit making venture. They're not charitable either....we make money from competent contrac

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