Name: Stone Coat Art Coat
Brand: Barnes Products
SKU: SC-AC
Availability: InStock

Stone Coat Art Coat

SKU: SC-AC

~~$198.00 – $616.00 (inc. gst)~~
$158.40 – $616.00 (inc. gst)

Stone Coat Art Coat Extreme Ultra Violet Resistant Epoxy

Ideal for projects with white and light-colored epoxy, as well as creating stunning epoxy artwork. Introducing Stone Coat’s Art Coat epoxy resin – industry’s most UV-resistant epoxy coating. Achieve stunning results for your DIY or professional projects with our specially formulated Art Coat. With an extended working time of over 65 minutes, it provides ample opportunity to perfect your project to your exact liking. Ideal for pristine white and light-colored epoxy finishes, Art Coat ensures long-lasting color vibrancy. Its compatibility with a wide range of epoxy color additives like Polycolor metallic powders, glitters, and liquid epoxy dyes opens up endless creative possibilities.

We recommend using Art Coat as a final coat/flood coat on applications such as coasters, countertops, serving trays, or applications that would benefit from the features listed below. Designed to withstand the demands of kitchens and bathrooms, Art Coat offers enhanced UV protection and heat resistance of up to 450°F. Explore the world of epoxy art masterpieces or elevate your space with a stunning white or light-colored epoxy countertop or shower wall project. Experience unparalleled results with StoneCoat Art Coat.

Pot Life: 45 minutes
Open Working Time: 65+ minutes
Cure Time: 20-24 hours
Ratio: 1:1

Instructions:

Achieving the best results requires combining equal volumes of part A and part B. Use a paddle mixer on a drill for 2 minutes, or extend the mixing time if manually done using a flat-bottom paint stick. Ensure a thorough mixture by scraping the sides and bottom of the container.
Applying Art Coat for a protective clear coat on canvas paintings or artwork calls for 3 ounces per square foot. Spread the blended epoxy evenly over the surface using a gloved hand. To eliminate air bubbles, consider using a propane torch or heat gun.

For a white or light-colored epoxy countertop, follow the same mixing process. Divide the blended epoxy into separate cups, then add the desired color. Fuse the colored epoxy with gloved hands or pour it back into a large mixing bucket to create instant epoxy countertops.

Remember, you’ve got this!