EPOXY RESIN · INDIA
Choose resin by what you’re making.
Casting, coating, art or a river table — tell us the job and we’ll point you to the right epoxy resin.
FIND YOUR RESIN
Four resins. Four clear jobs.
Start with what you’re making. Prime Art is the thick, high-viscosity option when you want more control.
Haksons Prime Art
Haksons High Gloss
Haksons Prime Cast
RESIN PIGMENTS
Choose your pigment.
Mica, opaque, translucent or fluorescent.
RESIN MOULDS
Trays & dishes.
Useful tray and dish moulds for resin casting.
STARTER KIT
Your first resin coaster kit.
Resin, pigments and a coaster mould together in one beginner-friendly kit. Makes 4+ coasters.
FROM THE BOHRIALI WORKSHOP
Watch. Learn. Make.
Useful places to start — whether you’re choosing a resin, fixing a pour or making something new.
WHAT ARE YOU MAKING?
Start with the job.
Pick the closest match. We’ll take you straight to the resin we’d use.
COMPARE THE SYSTEMS
Still comparing? Here’s the difference.
Use this only if you want the technical comparison. Prime Art is the thickest, control-first option in this range.
| Resin | Ultra Clear | Prime Art | High Gloss | Prime Cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Clear casting, larger moulds, wood + resin | Artwork, small moulds, controlled pours | Thin glossy surface coats | Everyday silicone-mould casting |
| Mix ratio | 3:1 | 2:1 | 2:1 | 3:1 |
| Viscosity | Flows easily | THICK / high viscosity | Self-levelling coating | Casting viscosity |
| Think of it as | Clear casting | More control | Glossy top coat | Everyday value |
LEARN BEFORE YOU POUR
A little confidence goes a long way.
You do not need a chemistry lesson. You just need the right material and a clear first step.
Explore resin projects
See finished pieces and the materials behind them.
Explore projects → 02 LEARN STEP BY STEPLearn with BohriAli
Courses for makers who want a more guided way to learn.
Explore courses → 03 WATCH FIRSTWatch. Learn. Make.
Use the practical videos on this page before your first pour.
Go to videos →EPOXY RESIN, EXPLAINED
Still unsure? Start here.
Short answers to the questions that usually stop someone from choosing resin confidently.
Which epoxy resin should I buy?
Start with the job. Choose Ultra Clear for clear casting and wood + resin, Prime Art when you want a thick high-viscosity resin with more control, High Gloss for a thin glossy top coat, and Prime Cast for everyday mould casting.
Is Prime Art a thick resin?
Yes. Haksons Prime Art is the thick, high-viscosity resin in this range. That extra body gives you more control in artwork, geodes, small moulds and colour-heavy pours.
Which resin should I use for a river table?
For a clear wood-and-resin project, start with Haksons Ultra Clear. Always follow the recommended pour depth and working instructions for the size of your project.
Which resin should I use for a glossy coating?
Use Haksons High Gloss when you want a thin, smooth, self-levelling glossy surface coat. Prime Art is thicker and is better when you want more control rather than a thin top coat.
Can I use one resin for everything?
Sometimes, but you usually compromise on flow, control or finish. Choosing the resin for the job gives you a more predictable result.
What can I colour epoxy resin with?
Use resin-compatible opaque pigments, transparent colour, pearl or mica pigments, and fluorescent powders depending on the effect you want.
MADE TO MAKE
Material is only the beginning.
We sell resin, but the goal is what you make with it — from your first coaster to a full-size river table.
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