OceanCote 1:1 Epoxy Resin

OceanCote Ideal For Ocean Resin Art

There are many ways to incorporate OceanCote epoxy resin into your ocean artwork. In order to make ocean art with resin, you can pour it over an object or image that appeals to you. If the resin is poured onto glass or wood panelling, it creates a glossy and colourful finish that will last for many years. Ocean resin art is most commonly created by creating cells and lacing effects in resin using resin flow art techniques. OceanCote was designed for ocean scaping and special effects for epoxy resin ocean art, this artistry epoxy resin is ideal for sea foam or cell effects. There is nothing like this on the market, OceanCote is very thick in viscosity there is no need to wait for cell and seafoam effects just mix and pour. OceanCote Epoxy Resin System is designed specifically for warmer climates. You won't have to wait for it to thicken to pour. With the extended pot life of 80mins this makes it ideal for hotter climates without sacrificing its gloss and very short pot life. This system is thick by nature, so you can be assured of a more luxurious look with a lush high depth finish. So if you're a seasoned DIY resin art enthusiast looking for the perfect resin system or a professional artisan in need of high-quality materials for your next ocean resin art project, OceanCote epoxy resin system from Just Resin has got you covered. Experience the beauty and performance of our unique epoxy ocean art formula today.

Make Resin Ocean Art With OceanCote

Looking for the perfect product to create stunning epoxy resin ocean art? Look no further than OceanCote from Just Resin. This high viscosity epoxy resin is specifically designed for coating and creative applications, with an easy-to-measure 1:1 ratio that makes it a breeze to work with. But what really sets this product apart is its outstanding HALS UV stability, ensuring your artwork will stay vibrant and beautiful for years to come. No matter if you're looking to achieve lacing or cell effects, OceanCote delivers incredible results every time, whether applied by pouring, brushing on or rolling onto substrates like Art Boards, MDF, acrylic sheet, concrete and metal. And when it comes to colour options - the sky's the limit! With tinting available using Just Resin Pigment Pastes, Powders, Glitters and Inks - you can customise your ocean piece in any way imaginable! Simply mix equal parts by volume (eg 100mls : 100mls) for three minutes until combined while scraping sides/bottom of vessel before applying over desired surface area with ease. Open time of approximately 80mins at 25 degrees Celsius. For best results allow a full cure at seven days but keep in mind that after just one day (24 hours) your creation can be touched carefully as curing continues afterward yielding more durability so don't hesitate to start creating breathtaking pieces with our innovative Australian made products today.

How Is OceanCote Different From DiamondCote?

A high viscosity product, OceanCote is thicker than our original DiamondCote.

OceanCote is great for lacing and cell effects, however DiamondCote has greater air release properties, due to the viscosity difference. OceanCote has a longer pot life of approx. 80 min, given this, it does have a longer cure time. This can be especially beneficial for larger or more intricate projects that require additional time for pouring and manipulating the resin. One advantage that both OceanCote and DiamondCote share is their UV resistance. Both products are specifically formulated to resist yellowing caused by exposure to sunlight, ensuring your finished project maintains its vibrant colours over time. Although both are coating epoxy resins, OceanCote is not suitable for resin table pours and doming on timber and clay surfaces.

Australian Made Resin For Epoxy Ocean Art

If you are looking for an ocean resin epoxy resin that is both beautiful and durable for resin ocean art, then OceanCote is the perfect choice. This high-quality epoxy resin is formulated to resist yellowing, fading, and chipping, making it ideal for a variety of applications but specifically ocean resin art. No matter if you are using it to create stunning works of ocean art or to protect your resin art investment from the elements, OceanCote is the perfect solution. OceanCote is a coating resin that was designed by artists to be used in the art world to create stunning ocean-themed pieces. The ocean resin is known for its thick viscosity, which allows for the creation of beautiful cells and sea-foam effects. Designed for use in all climates OceanCote excels in summer and hot climates, as it will not thin out in high temperatures. This makes it the perfect choice for creating ocean art where the thick viscosity of OceanCote creates a more lush and depth-filled finish on your ocean resin artwork, making it truly stand out from the crowd. This epoxy ocean resin is also great for outstanding effects that have no equal. It can also be used to coat wood, metal, and even concrete surfaces. OceanCote can provide a waterproof seal that will keep your art looking like new for years to come.

A Thick High Viscosity Slow Cure Resin 

If you're looking for an epoxy resin system that is already thick and doesn't require you to mix and wait for 30 mins to thicken, or what professionals prefer to keep secret, OceanCote is the perfect choice.

OceanCote epoxy resin is a thick, high viscosity epoxy resin that is perfect for creating stunning ocean effects. The glossy finish of this resin captures the light to create depth and amazing effects like no other product, which make it perfect for coastal decor. 

One of the key benefits of OceanCote epoxy resin besides its high viscosity, is the way it’s manufactured this product will give you new and outstanding effects you wouldn't think possible. Making it a hit with seasoned professionals, As we all know epoxy resin systems are not cheap so if you are a beginner and want to look like a pro then OceanCote is ideal for you. If you are looking for an epoxy resin that is thick and high in viscosity, then OceanCote is the perfect product for you. This epoxy resin has a thick consistency that makes it ideal for creating a variety of different art projects. If you are looking to create high depth ocean art or next level effects, OceanCote can help you achieve your vision.

So if you are in need of a thick, high viscosity slow cure resin, look no further than OceanCote!

How To Use OceanCote?

OceanCote epoxy resin is a two-part mixture that produces a clear and hard coating. It's widely used in ocean art, so it's ideal for those without much experience working with resins. The mixing process is also fast and easy, needing only resin and hardener before application. To achieve the best finish, ensure the surface is clean and then leave the project undisturbed in order to keep it level during curing. Once fully cured after 24 hours, the glossy result will be incredibly strong and durable. It can also be used on a variety of materials, such as wood, canvas, paper, metal and more. This makes it possible to create different types of ocean art with epoxy resin. Examples include creating abstract designs with stones or shells in the resin mixture or using pigments to produce an ombre effect across a piece. You could even use glitter flakes for a sparkly finish. The possibilities are endless! In addition to protecting surfaces from wear and tear, the clear finish produced by OceanCote will bring out the beauty of whatever material you decide to work with.

Why Would I Use A High Viscosity Resin like OceanCote?

High viscosity resins are often used in resin art projects because they have a number of advantages over low viscosity resins. High viscosity resins don’t flow as much and are a lot slower poured, so they can be used to create thicker layers and achieve a more three-dimensional look. They also normally cure more slowly, so you have more time to work with them before they harden. There are many reasons why you might want to use a high viscosity resin in your resin art projects. For one, it can help to create a more even and consistent texture throughout your piece. Additionally, high viscosity resins tend to be less likely to run or drip, making them ideal for working on high depth multi layered artworks. And finally, because they have a thicker consistency, they can be easier to control when pouring and working with their low viscosity counterparts.

How To Make Ocean Resin Art?

Ocean resin art has become a popular trend in the world of DIY crafts. This unique form of art involves creating beautiful and mesmerising designs using layers of resin, pigments, and other materials to mimic the look of ocean waves or sea creatures. If you're interested in trying your hand at making ocean resin art, here is a step-by-step guide to help you get started.

1. Gather your materials: To make ocean resin art, you will need epoxy resin (usually sold as two parts - a resin and hardener), mixing cups and sticks, silicone moulds or trays, various pigments or dyes (such as mica powder or alcohol ink), glitter, shells or other decorative elements.
2. Prepare your workspace: Resin can be messy so it's important to have a well-ventilated area with plenty of space for your artwork to cure without being disturbed. Cover your work surface with plastic sheets or wax paper to protect it from any spills.
3. Mix the resin: Follow the instructions on your epoxy resin kit to mix the resin and hardener in the correct ratio. Make sure to stir the mixture thoroughly until it is completely clear with no streaks.
4. Add colour: This is where you can get creative! Add a few drops of your chosen pigment or dye into the resin and mix well. You can experiment with different colours to create an ocean-like effect, such as blues for water and greens for seaweed or algae.
5. Pour the first layer: Pour a thin layer of coloured resin into your mould or tray, making sure it covers the bottom evenly. Use a heat gun or blowtorch to remove any air bubbles that may have formed on the surface.
6. Create texture: Before pouring your next layer, you can add various elements like glitter, shells, or sand onto the wet resin to create texture and depth in your artwork.
7. Pour subsequent layers: Continue adding layers of coloured resin and decorative elements until you are happy with how it looks - just be sure to let each layer cure before pouring another one on top (usually 24 hours).
8. Remove from mould/tray: Once all layers have cured, carefully remove your artwork from its mould/tray by gently flexing them away from each other at their edges; this should release your piece without any issues. If you used a silicone mould, it should easily pop out once flexed enough.
9. Finish: Once removed from the mould, use sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges and imperfections on the back or sides of your artwork. You can also add additional resin layers to cover up any blemishes or unevenness in the surface.
10. Display: Your resin art is now ready to be displayed! Whether it's hanging on a wall, sitting on a shelf, or being used as a functional piece like a coaster or tray - your unique creation will surely catch everyone's eye.

There are endless possibilities when it comes to creating resin art - you can mix different colours and elements, experiment with pouring techniques, and even incorporate objects such as dried flowers or photos into your pieces. The beauty of this medium is that no two pieces will ever be exactly alike, making each one truly one-of-a-kind. So don't be afraid to let your creativity flow and see where it takes you! With some practice and patience, you'll soon become a master at creating stunning resin artworks that will bring joy and colour into anyone's life.

How To Get Lacing Effects In Resin?

To achieve a lacing effect, you can either use a heat gun or simply blow through a straw onto the resin surface. This will create small bubbles and cause the colours to swirl and blend together, creating beautiful patterns that resemble ocean waves or clouds. You can also use other tools such as toothpicks or skewers to drag through the resin and create intricate designs. It's important to remember that less is more when it comes to achieving the perfect lacing effect. Too much blowing or manipulation of the resin can result in muddy colours and an overall messy look. It's best to start with small movements and gradually build up until you are satisfied with the pattern. Experimenting with different colour combinations and techniques can lead to stunning results in your resin art piece. Don't be afraid to try new things and let your creativity flow! And if at first you don't succeed, don't give up – practice makes perfect when it comes to mastering lacing effects in resin. For more detail on how to get lacing effects in resin, head over to our blog making ocean art lacing and cells in resin.