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What Companies

Don’t Want You to Know

www.ultraclearepoxy.com
Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1

Unraveling the Hidden Health Hazards of Epoxy


Resin from Online Marketplaces 05

CHAPTER 2

A Closer Look at Epoxy Quality and Hardness: Key Aspects to Consider 09

CHAPTER 3

Uncovering the Hidden Expenses of Bargain Epoxy Brands 12

CHAPTER 4

Unraveling the Significance of Temperature Resistance in Epoxy Resin 16

CHAPTER 5

Debunking Misleading UV Claims in the Epoxy Industry 19

CHAPTER 6

Food Safe Epoxy: Separating Fact from Fiction and


Understanding FDA Guidelines 22

CHAPTER 7

Epoxy Resin Revelations: Lessons Learned 24

Conclusion 27
Introduction:
The Ugly Truth About Epoxy Resin -
What Companies Don’t Want
You to Know

Epoxy resin, a fascinating material known for its stunning appearance and versatility, has
captivated numerous artists, DIY enthusiasts, and professionals alike. With its unparalleled
ability to protect various surfaces by creating a durable and long-lasting bond, epoxy
resin has emerged as the go-to material for bar tops, river tables, charcuterie boards, and
arts and crafts. It breathes new life into sleek modern designs and rustic, natural styles,
transforming any surface into a unique and stunning piece of art.

Yet behind the alluring facade of epoxy resin lies a sinister side that many remain grimly
unaware of—a side plagued by misinformation about health risks and safety, all circulated
by unscrupulous companies who prioritize profit over user safety.

The Ugly Truth About Epoxy


Resin - What Companies
Don’t Want You to Know is a
revelatory book that seeks to
reveal these hidden dangers
being concealed by certain
brands of epoxy resin.

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Imported from overseas
to distribute on popular
marketplaces, these brands
may contain toxic chemicals
such as bisphenol A (BPA),
a known carcinogen and
reproductive harm agent.

When working with these


potentially hazardous materials,
toxic fumes are released into the
air, posing a significant health risk
when inhaled.

Despite these perils, some companies engage in false and misleading claims, marketing
their products as safe and eco-friendly while concealing their true nature. This deception
in turn lures unsuspecting consumers into using products that may, in reality, compromise
their health and wellbeing.

In this eye-opening book, we delve into the lesser-known aspects of epoxy resin, offering
valuable insights into the potential dangers associated with certain types of epoxy resin. We
then provide practical guidance on how to select safe and reputable brands, equipping you
with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions regarding epoxy resin.

By following our tips and recommended safety measures, you’ll be able to work confidently
with epoxy resin while minimizing your exposure to harmful chemicals. Stay informed and
take the necessary precautions to protect your health as you embark on your creative
journey with epoxy resin.

Let’s begin.

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CHAPTER 1
Exposing the Hidden Health
Hazards of Epoxy Resin Sourced
from Online Marketplaces

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CHAPTER 1

Imagine this:
You’re excited about your next DIY project involving epoxy resin, unaware of the lurking
dangers that accompany this versatile material. Though all epoxy resins carry some minor
risks, the additional perils of purchasing it from online marketplaces are often overlooked.

The unsettling truth is that the safety of


these epoxy resins remains unverified upon
arrival, posing a myriad of unknown health
hazards. Users may unknowingly expose
themselves, their children, and their pets to
harmful chemicals, substandard materials,
and heightened risks of respiratory issues,
skin irritation, and burns.

The dangerous
side of epoxy resin
reveals itself through
toxic fumes emitted
during the curing
process. Inhaling
these fumes can
irritate the eyes,
nose, and throat,
even causing
severe respiratory
problems.
Consider the countless containers
filled with epoxy resin that was Symptoms such as coughing, wheezing,
manufactured overseas and chest tightness, and shortness of breath
shipped directly to warehouses of are far too common. Children and pets,
various online marketplaces. with their smaller body size and developing
respiratory systems, are especially vulnerable
to the adverse effects of these fumes.

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CHAPTER 1

Furthermore, direct contact with uncured


epoxy resin can lead to skin irritation and
burns. Hardeners present in epoxy resin
can react with skin oils, triggering a heat-
generating exothermic reaction.

Symptoms include redness, itching, and


blistering. Curious children or pets, prone
to touching or even ingesting unfamiliar
substances, may suffer the consequences
of this volatile material.

The plot thickens with the presence of hazardous chemicals in epoxy


resin, such as bisphenol A (BPA), notorious for disrupting hormones and
being linked to cancer. Children and pets, due to their rapid growth and
development, may be more susceptible to the detrimental effects of
these chemicals.

Over the past decade, the epoxy resin


industry has boomed, resulting in
overseas manufacturers flooding online
marketplaces with unregulated products.
The absence of appropriate safety
standards exposes consumers plus their
children and pets to significant risks when
using these products for personal projects.

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CHAPTER 1

Limited regulatory oversight means the quality and safety of these epoxy resins remain
unconfirmed. Without proper testing, it's impossible to determine their safety. What’s more,
there are even some companies that assert their epoxy resin is manufactured in the USA,
but the truth is that the raw materials are imported from overseas and the company only
blends them together within the US, which means they aren't completely transparent about
their product's origins.

However, amidst the chaos, some epoxy resin brands have taken the initiative to reduce or
eliminate volatile organic compounds (VOCs) released during the curing process. VOCs are
chemicals that can escape as gases from certain materials, including specific epoxy resins,
causing adverse effects on indoor air quality and human health. For instance, our UltraClear
epoxy resin is zero VOC once cured and virtually odorless, making it perfect for odor-
sensitive areas such as wineries, restaurants, kitchens, or confined spaces. This ensures
that our epoxy resin is safe for indoor use and doesn’t release harmful chemicals during the
curing process, protecting both children and pets from exposure to these toxins.

The key to ensuring a safe and satisfying experience with epoxy resin lies in choosing a
reputable brand that emphasizes safety and quality. Trustworthy brands are those which
conduct thorough testing to ensure their products adhere to the highest safety standards.

Opting for a safe, environmentally


friendly epoxy resin enables you to
access the benefits of epoxy without
compromising the well-beings of your
loved ones and pets. Arm yourself with
knowledge, seek out a reliable brand,
and let your next epoxy resin DIY
project be a risk-free adventure for the
whole family.

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CHAPTER 2
A Closer Look at Epoxy Quality
and Hardness: Key Aspects to
Consider

The Ugly Truth About Epoxy Resin - What Companies Don’t Want You to Know 9
CHAPTER 2

Epoxy has become an indispensable material within diverse industries such as arts and
crafts, home improvement, nautical, and fine art, thanks to its remarkable adhesive
properties and outstanding durability. However, not all epoxy products offer the same
caliber. To achieve impeccable results, it’s crucial to carefully evaluate the purity and
hardness of the epoxy you select for your project.

Countless budget-
friendly epoxy options
have flooded the
market, but these often
come with a hidden
cost: compromised
quality.

Many such epoxies,


imported from overseas,
fall under the class C
polymer category, reaching
a mere 75 out of 100 on
the Shore Hardness scale,
which is an industry-wide
standard for testing how
tough a polymer is. In
stark contrast, the superior
class A polymer cures at a
robust 98 Shore hardness.

Settling for substandard resins can ultimately


backfire. For instance, low-quality epoxy
resins can generate ten times more air
bubbles than their high-quality counterparts.

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CHAPTER 2

These bubbles not only mar the appearance of your finished project, making it look
unseemly and fragile, but also introduce difficult challenges during the application process.

On top of that, simply eradicating bubbles from epoxy can be an arduous, time-consuming
endeavor. Achieving an even, bubble-free finish on a large project can be an uphill battle.
That’s why opting for a high-quality epoxy resin that generates fewer bubbles is paramount.
This choice not only streamlines the application process but also helps achieve a
professional, polished project outcome.

Investing in a premium epoxy is a necessary step to ensuring a long-lasting finish for any
epoxy project. Although top-tier epoxies may come with a heftier price tag, their superior
quality and endurance will pay substantial dividends in the long run by exhibiting fewer
surface imperfections and diminishing long-term maintenance costs.

To make an informed decision, you should thoroughly research the epoxy brand and
peruse reviews from previous users. Avoid relying on product descriptions or marketing
claims, which can be misleading. Examine the photos of completed projects which use
the epoxy you’re considering to see how others have fared and glean insight into its quality
and performance. Use these reviews and images to determine whether the brand you’re
researching is as good as it claims to be.

To summarize: Be aware of epoxy’s


strengths and weaknesses. Read
product pages, but don’t rely on them
to be truthful. Research each brand
that seems credible, giving extra
attention to user reviews with project
photos or negative feedback. Finally,
make yourself a short list of potential
brands before choosing—Settling for
good can mean losing out on great.

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CHAPTER 3
Uncovering the Hidden Costs of
Bargain Epoxy Brands

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CHAPTER 3

Epoxy resin is a favored material for DIY enthusiasts due to its


remarkable durability and adaptability. Recall, however, that not all epoxy
resins exemplify these qualities. Bargain epoxy brands may appear to be
an attractive option, but they can end up draining your wallet in the long
run.

A key trait of epoxy resin is its ability to While some premium epoxy brands can
self-level, automatically spreading itself self-level to a thickness of 1/8” or more,
smoothly onto any flat surface, and this is bargain brands rarely manage more than a
another area where low-cost epoxy brands mere 1/16”. To achieve a long-lasting finish
significantly underperform. with a smooth, even surface, you’ll end up
applying two flood coats instead of one.
As a result of their cost-cutting measures,
they end up with a less pure epoxy
resin that is thinner and less viscous.
This in turn results in a poor self-leveling
rating compared to their higher-quality
counterparts.

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CHAPTER 3

The Concealed Price of Double Flood Coats


Having to apply two flood coats greatly increases the amount of time and effort
required to achieve an adequate result, while also making costly mistakes far
more likely.

Multiple flood coats means removing air bubbles twice as often, having to
mix more individual resin batches, and having to maintain a good curing
environment for far longer. A single big mistake can completely ruin your
project and leave you with a large mess that’s difficult to clean up.

Epoxy resin costs can fluctuate based on the brand and quality,
averaging between $100 and $150 per gallon. Compromising on quality
by opting for a cheaper brand to save money upfront is a common mistake
new epoxy users make. Many bargain epoxy brands market themselves as
self-leveling but fail to meet reasonable standards. Poor quality control means
some of these brands don’t self-level at all, leaving behind a sticky, bumpy
mess of a finish that’s challenging to remedy.

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CHAPTER 3

The Concealed Price of Compromised Quality


Aside from the hidden costs of using more epoxy, cheaper brands may also
suffer from inferior quality. They might use impure materials or fewer essential
additives. This has a major impact on a finished project’s durability and
lifespan. Lower quality epoxy is often more susceptible to yellowing, cracking,
or peeling over time, tarnishing the aesthetic qualities of your project.

Opting for a Premium Epoxy Brand


Bargain epoxy brands are designed to pull in unsuspecting newcomers; their
lower prices make them appealing for beginners and contractors hoping to
save money as they work with something unfamiliar. In their minds, if they
make a mistake, they’re out less than they’d be if they’d chosen the good stuff.

However, that’s a big mistake to make. Because these bargain epoxy


brands are inconsistent even in their mediocrity, it becomes difficult to gain
useful experience from working with them. The only way to develop a skillful
understanding of quality epoxy resin is to work with quality epoxy resin. Even
for a beginner who is worried about making mistakes, the only good way to
learn is to work with the actual product, rather than a poorly crafted knockoff.

When considering an epoxy brand for


your project, look at the fine details.
You should choose an epoxy brand
that guarantees at least a 1/8” self-
level trait. No premium epoxy brand
will perform below that.

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CHAPTER 4
Unraveling the Significance
of Temperature Resistance
in Epoxy Resin

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CHAPTER 4

Resistance to extreme temperature change is an important factor to consider in


construction and related trades and crafts. In the epoxy resin industry, there’s been a lot of
misinformation advertised by many disreputable brands flooding the market. They boast
impossible claims, hoping to deceive potential customers into purchasing their product.

The truth is more


practical. While
cured epoxy resin
can handle very
cold temperatures,
it has a stark
limit on high heat
temperatures.

The Reality of Heat Resistance in Epoxy Resin


Although some manufacturers assert that their epoxy can endure
temperatures as high as 500°F, such an assertion is outlandishly far from
reality. Even the best epoxy resin starts to soften and deform at significantly
lower temperatures, usually around 150°F-200°F, depending on the resin’s
composition; prolonged exposure at 145°F can also soften epoxy.

Consequently, epoxy resin is unsuitable for applications involving exposure to


such high temperatures, including ovens, stovetops, and fireplaces.

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CHAPTER 4

The Significance of Heat Resistance


While epoxy resin may not withstand super high temperatures, it’s still vital
to select a heat-resistant product. This means epoxy resin that can endure
moderate heat without degrading or compromising its structural integrity. For
instance, you might use heat-resistant epoxy on a tabletop or countertop
where hot items like coffee mugs, soup bowls, or hot plates will be placed.
Most premium epoxies will be capable of handling this level of heat.

The Repercussions of Using Heat-Sensitive


Epoxy Resin
Utilizing an epoxy resin which cannot tolerate moderate heat can result in
various issues. Significant heat exposure may begin to soften or even melt
the epoxy, damaging the project—even causing it to fail. This is of particular
concern with applications such as kitchen countertops, table tops, or
restaurant bar tops where hot food plates and beverages are regularly placed.

Selecting a high-quality epoxy resin that meets the standard for heat resistance
will help ensure your project’s resilience and longevity. Look for products that
have undergone heat resistance testing.

With epoxy resin and temperature resistance, it’s imperative to discern


reasonable from impossible. While no epoxy resin can endure extreme
temperatures like 500°F, opting for a heat-resistant product is another aspect
of choosing the right resin for your project.

Don’t jeopardize the long-term stability of your epoxy project by using


a resin that can’t take the heat.

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CHAPTER 5
Debunking Misleading UV Claims
in the Epoxy Industry

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CHAPTER 5

In addition to typical indoor applications, epoxy is also a favored material for outdoor
projects. Regrettably, many epoxy manufacturers now insist that their products are UV
resistant and will remain untarnished by yellowing over time.

The reality, however, is that


all epoxy brands will yellow
when exposed to the
elements. In this chapter,
we’ll delve into the reasons
behind epoxy yellowing
and expose the inaccuracy
of UV claims made by
epoxy companies.

Demystifying Epoxy Yellowing


To grasp why epoxy yellows, it’s vital to understand its chemical makeup. Most
epoxies are initially comprised of two distinct liquid components, a resin and
a hardener. Combining these components induces a chemical reaction, which
is what produces the iconic solid epoxy. Direct exposure to UV rays from the
sun over a long period of time will weaken the microscopic chemical bonds in
epoxy, resulting in a visual yellowing and eventual degradation.

The Truth About UV Claims


Despite this reality, many epoxy companies continue to boast that their
products are UV resistant and won’t yellow as time passes. While it’s true
that some epoxy products contain UV stabilizers, these additives only
postpone—not prevent—the inevitable yellowing process. UV stabilizers are
far from infallible and cannot provide complete protection against UV radiation.
Consequently, even the most UV-resistant epoxy will gradually yellow through
sunlight exposure.

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CHAPTER 5

Factors Affecting Epoxy Yellowing


The rate at which epoxy yellows is influenced by several factors, including UV
exposure intensity, epoxy layer thickness, and product quality. Epoxy exposed
to direct sunlight and intense UV radiation will yellow more rapidly than those
that are not. The epoxy layer’s thickness can also impact the yellowing speed;
thicker layers take longer to yellow.

Mitigating Epoxy Yellowing Outdoors


Though all epoxy will eventually yellow when exposed to the elements, there
are viable methods to minimize this effect. One approach is to apply a UV-
resistant urethane over the epoxy. These coatings are specifically designed to
protect against UV rays and can help extend your epoxy’s lifespan.

Additionally, the quality of an epoxy product can also determine how swiftly
it begins to yellow. High-quality epoxy products from trustworthy brands
frequently contain unique additives that delay yellowing. These additives shield
against UV radiation and preserve the epoxy’s appearance.

Ultimately, while some epoxy companies may claim that their products are UV
resistant and won’t yellow over time, the fact remains that all epoxy will yellow
when exposed to the elements. Although some epoxies may take longer to
yellow than others, it is inevitable for all of them.

To minimize yellowing, consider applying a UV-resistant coating and make sure


to choose a high-quality epoxy product from a reliable brand.

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CHAPTER 6
Food Safe Epoxy: Unraveling
the Truth and Decoding FDA
Guidelines

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CHAPTER 6

Despite claims made by some epoxy companies that their products are FDA approved or
adhere to FDA guidelines, no epoxy resin system currently on the market has FDA approval.

Some epoxy companies may assert that their products are FDA compliant or adhere to
FDA guidelines, but these claims are primarily marketing tactics that may not have been
verified. Such dealers are able to exploit the regulatory vacuum to make misleading claims
and deceive consumers.

It’s also crucial to consider the origin of your epoxy resin. Imported epoxy resins may not
conform to the high safety standards of U.S. regulation. For epoxy resin that is shipped
from abroad to the storage facilities of online marketplaces, regulatory agencies are given
limited oversight, making it difficult to determine product safety. Consequently, imported
epoxy resins may contain harmful chemicals or be of inferior quality, increasing the risk of
respiratory hazards, skin irritation, and burns. This is especially concerning if the epoxy
deteriorates over time, releasing detrimental chemicals that can contaminate food.

An absence of oversight is a serious issue, as it becomes nearly impossible to know


whether a product you’re purchasing has undergone appropriate safety testing. Without
proper evaluation, determining the safety of epoxy resin use is left to indirect methods that
most consumers won’t even be aware of.

To summarize: No epoxy resin currently holds FDA


approval. Claims by any epoxy company that their
products are FDA compliant or meet FDA guidelines
are mainly unsubstantiated marketing strategies.
Thus, one must remain vigilant about the potential
risks associated with epoxy resin usage. Research
and choose a high-quality epoxy product from a
reputable brand that emphasizes safety and quality.

Finally, consider the national origin of your epoxy


resin; choosing one manufactured in the USA
ensures adherence to its high safety standards.

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CHAPTER 7
Epoxy Resin Revelations:
Lessons Learned

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CHAPTER 7

Epoxy resin is a remarkable crafting material employed in countless DIY


ventures. Familiarizing yourself with the quality, safety, and durability
levels of various epoxy products is crucial to making an informed
decision. A firm grasp of epoxy resin’s composition and performance
enables you to choose the ideal product for your projects.

CHAPTER 1

In Chapter 1, we discussed the potential health risks associated with procuring epoxy
resin from online marketplaces. Lax regulation and oversight has brought about new risks
linked to epoxy resin use, such as contact with hazardous chemicals, respiratory hazards,
skin irritation, and burns. Careful scrutiny of user reviews and photos/videos can help you
ascertain the likelihood of an epoxy product’s safety. A focus on finding a reputable brand
that emphasizes safety and quality is indispensable.

CHAPTER 2

During Chapter 2, you learned how epoxy quality and hardness ratings affect your project's
performance and durability. By opting for an epoxy product with an exemplary quality and
clearcut hardness rating, you can ensure a lasting, superior finish.

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CHAPTER 7

CHAPTER 3

Throughout Chapter 3, we exposed the hidden costs of compromising your projects with
the products of cheaper, low-end epoxy brands. Cheap resin with thinner consistency
necessitates additional steps in the epoxy process, greatly increasing the time investment
and likelihood of accidents and a weak or ruined finish. Selecting a top-quality epoxy brand
is crucial to prevent unforeseen expenses in the long run.

CHAPTER 4

Chapter 4 put a spotlight on the limitations of epoxy resin’s innate temperature resistance,
particularly its ability to withstand heat. Avoid the repercussions of using inferior products
that soften and “melt” by seeking a heat-resistant epoxy product.

CHAPTER 5

With Chapter 5, our focus was on breaking down the deceptive claims of some epoxy
companies about UV resistance and their products' resistance to yellowing. All epoxy will
eventually yellow upon repeated exposure to the UV radiation contained within natural
sunlight. You can delay this by choosing an epoxy product with UV resistant fillers to help
minimize yellowing.

CHAPTER 6

And finally, in Chapter 6 we stressed the importance of FDA guidelines and the issues
raised by the epoxy resin industry's lack of uniform safety regulation. While no epoxy resin
currently holds FDA approval, you can still avoid these pitfalls by opting for a high-quality
epoxy product from a respected brand and by considering the source of the epoxy product
when shopping.

Each of the deceptive marketing practices we discussed persists in part due to the nature
of internet commerce. By the time a user has realized they’ve been deceived, shady sellers
will have already made their sales and moved on, often leaving the victim without recourse.

Moreover, these companies are able to repeatedly make unfounded claims without
consequence, resulting in a “race to the bottom” effect as dishonest dealers attempt to
outdo each other with spurious claims of increasing magnitude. The lack of awareness by
the consumer in this niche industry has cultivated a breeding ground for such disreputable
sources of information and many misconceptions.

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Wrapping It Up:
UltraClear Epoxy -
The Safe and Trusted Choice for Your
Epoxy Resin Needs

Over the course of this book, we revealed the ugly truth


about the state of epoxy resin, shedding light on the
potential hazards associated with many unfamiliar brands
and the misleading marketing tactics employed by some
companies. By reading this book and apprising yourself of
the current situation, you’ve taken the first steps toward
being able to make informed decisions about epoxy resin. By choosing UltraClear
With that in mind, it becomes apparent just how important Epoxy, you’re not
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accurate information about our products so they can make so you can use them with
informed decisions about their projects. confidence.

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