A UV blocker protects your epoxy artwork against UV radiation and prevents yellowing due to sunlight.
Epoxy is a hard plastic and will yellow over time due to UV radiation. Especially if your epoxy artwork comes into direct contact with sunlight . You can prevent yellowing by using a UV blocker. If you pour transparently (without color), a UV blocker is essential.
Please note: a UV blocker can crystallise due to temperature changes. This is completely normal. Has your bottle become hard? You can make the product liquid again by placing the bottle with the cap closed in a bowl of warm water for half an hour.
UV blocker for epoxy
This UV blocker is of high quality . Therefore you only need to add 1% UV blocker per 100 grams of mixed epoxy. Thanks to the free 5 ml syringe supplied, this is very easy. Stir the UV blocker through the epoxy mixture for 3-5 minutes. It is therefore economical and easy to use.
Benefits of UV Blocker
- Prevents yellowing and keeps your creation beautiful
- Only 1 gram needed for 100 grams of epoxy
- 25 grams of UV blocker is sufficient for 2.5 kilos of epoxy
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Best possible UV resistance
- Suitable for all types of epoxy & polyester
- Supplied with free 5ml syringe for convenient dosing
- Supplied with information flyer about the working method
Best UV resistance
Almost all epoxy resins are not resistant to long-term exposure to UV light, despite the fact that it is often said that an epoxy is UV-resistant. The epoxy resins of itsOkay are well UV-resistant compared to other types of epoxy. For optimal protection against yellowing in the long term, we recommend the use of a UV blocker.
The UV Blocker from itsOkay has been extensively tested by artists and epoxy experts. This formula came out on top of the test and offers you the highest quality guaranteed. Enjoy your creation for a long time without it turning yellow.
Buy UV Stabilizer for epoxy
Are you looking for a high quality UV stabilizer for epoxy ? Then order this high quality UV stabilizer. When you pour epoxy in combination with dyes, a UV blocker is not necessary. But if you are going to use epoxy for transparent applications, we always recommend adding a UV blocker. This UV stabilizer is specially designed to protect epoxy resins against yellowing by UV light radiation. Use a UV blocker for transparent applications for the best long-term result.
