If you want to buy resin online in India, you have probably run into the same problem every new resin artist faces. Too many product names, unclear ratios, and no easy way to tell which supplies actually work together. This guide clears that up using EPOKE's own Art Resin range, so you know exactly what to buy and why.

Why EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 Is a Strong Starting Point

EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 is a two part system. You mix three parts resin with one part hardener by weight, not volume. A 30g resin to 10g hardener mix is a common starting point.

This ratio gives you a longer working time than faster curing formulas. That extra time matters when you are pouring a large canvas or building detailed layers.

The cured finish is high gloss and self levelling. You get a clear, glass like surface without brush marks or uneven patches. EPOKE Art Resin is made in India by Fortune Chemie, so the formula is built for Indian humidity and temperature swings, not conditions from another part of the world.

Key Takeaways:

  • EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 uses a 3 to 1 ratio by weight, giving a longer working window

  • The finish is self levelling, high gloss, and UV stabilised against yellowing

  • Five kit sizes cover everyone from first time users to full time studios

  • Pigments, moulds, and accessories are sold separately and pair directly with this resin

What You Can Make With This Resin Art Supply

EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 works across most resin art projects:

  • Canvas art: Lacing technique, Dutch pour, or flip cup pours all spread evenly with this formula
  • Geode and ocean art: The longer open time gives you room to build layers and details before the pour sets
  • Jewellery and small castings: Pendants, earrings, and rings cure clear and hold detail
  • Coasters and trays: A hard cure holds up to daily handling
  • Wood coating and encapsulation: Press flowers, embed objects, or coat wood surfaces with a bubble free result when mixed correctly

Choosing the Right Resin Kit Size

Buying too much or too little resin wastes money either way. EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 comes in five sizes:

Kit

Weight

Price

Best For

Starter Kit

300g

Rs. 600

First pours, small practice pieces

Hobby Kit v.2.0

1200g

Rs. 1,480

Weekend artists, medium canvases

Handy Pro Kit

4kg

Rs. 4,940

Active artists, larger projects

Handy Pro Kit

8kg

Rs. 8,000

Studio artists, frequent pours

Professional Kit

28kg

Rs. 23,500

Full time studios, bulk orders

The 300g kit gives enough resin for two or three small pours, so it is a low risk way to test the formula before you commit to a bigger size. If you are unsure how much resin your project needs, use the free Resin Calculator on the EPOKE site before you order.

Resin Pigments Online: What to Pair With Your Resin

Colour is where most beginners get stuck. EPOKE sells pigment pastes, metallic gels, super chrome flakes, and glitter that are built to work with Art Resin 3:1 without interfering with the cure.

A few things to keep in mind when buying resin pigments online:

  • Opaque pigments give solid, flat colour
  • Translucent pigments let light pass through for a glass like effect
  • Metallic gels add shimmer and depth
  • Mini pigment kits, are a practical way to try several colours before buying full size pastes

Skip water based paints and oil based colours. They interfere with the resin cure and can leave a tacky or uneven finish.

Silicone Moulds for Resin: Getting Your Shape Right

Your resin and pigment choices only get you halfway. The mould shapes the final piece. EPOKE stocks a wide range of silicone moulds for resin, including coaster moulds, agate trays, jewellery moulds, keychain moulds, and seasonal designs.

When picking a mould, look for:

  • A smooth interior for a clean, glossy release
  • Flexible silicone that will not crack your finished piece on removal
  • A size that matches your project, whether that is a coaster, a tray, or a small pendant

If you plan to make your own custom shapes, EPOKE also sells mould making silicone at a 1 to 1 ratio, so you can cast moulds from your own objects.

What Else You Need Before Your First Pour

The resin kit gives you the resin and hardener in the correct ratio. Everything else needs to be arranged separately:

  1. A weighing scale for accurate measuring
  2. Nitrile gloves, not latex
  3. Plastic or silicone mixing cups and sticks
  4. An EPOKE drip sheet to protect your work surface
  5. A heat gun or torch to clear surface bubbles after pouring
  6. Pigment pastes for colour

Having these ready before you mix saves you from a rushed, messy first pour.

Buying Resin Supplies in Bangalore: Local Store or Online Order

If you are based in Bangalore, you have two convenient options for buying resin supplies: visiting a local store or ordering online.

Shopping at a local store allows you to see the resin, pigments, and moulds in person before purchasing. You can also get guidance on choosing the right products for your project and pick up your supplies without waiting for delivery. This can be especially useful if you are trying a new resin product or need materials quickly.

Online ordering gives you the convenience of browsing the full EPOKE range from home, including resin kits, pigment pastes, and moulds. You can compare products, check available options, and have your supplies delivered directly to your home or studio.

For Bangalore-based resin artists and hobbyists, both options can work well. Visit the EPOKE local store if you want to see products in person or need supplies quickly, or order online when you prefer the convenience of shopping from home.

Final Thoughts

Good resin art starts with the right resin, the right pigment, and a mould built for the job. EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 is formulated in India for Indian conditions, cures clear without yellowing, and comes in a kit size for every stage of your resin art work, from a first small pour to full studio production.

FAQs

1. Where can I buy epoxy resin online in India?

EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 is available online in five sizes, from a 300g Starter Kit at Rs. 600 up to a 28kg Professional Kit, so you can order the exact amount your project needs and have it delivered anywhere in India.

2. What is the difference between casting resin and coating (art) resin?

Casting resin is thicker and built for deep pours and moulded objects. EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 is a coating and casting formula, self levelling and high gloss, suited to canvas art, coasters, trays, and jewellery and  casting work with a single pour thickness of 20mm at 25 degrees Celsius 

3. Are resin pigments and mica powders safe to use, and do they affect curing?

EPOKE's pigment pastes, metallic gels, and mica based colours are made to work with EPOKE Art Resin 3:1 without affecting the cure when used in the right amount. Water based paints and oil based colours should be avoided, since they interfere with curing.

4. Where can I find good silicone moulds for resin art in Bangalore?

You can find a wide range of silicone moulds for resin art at EPOKE’s local store in Bangalore. Choose from coaster, agate tray, jewellery, keychain, and other mould designs. You can also browse EPOKE’s collection online and order resin art supplies for delivery across Bangalore and India.

5. Is it cheaper to buy resin art supplies locally in Bangalore or order online?

Ordering online often works out cheaper and more convenient, since you get the full range of resin sizes, pigment colours, and mould designs in one place, along with delivery, instead of relying on limited local stock.