Resin and epoxy polishing for a glass-clear finish

River tables, resin art, coasters, jewellery and castings. Take cured epoxy and resin from sanded haze to crystal clear with Micro-Mesh and resin polishing kits.

See the resin kits

Kits and abrasives for resin

Kits for small pieces, sheets and discs for big pours, and liquid polish for the final clarity.

Bench Motor Polishing Kits

Plastic and Resin Polishing Kit – 25

£25.56 inc VAT
Price range: £1.70 through £34.91 inc VAT
Price range: £8.36 through £20.10 inc VAT
Price range: £5.28 through £16.91 inc VAT

Why sanded resin looks cloudy

After sanding a pour flat, resin looks milky because the surface is covered in fine scratches. Each finer grade replaces them with smaller ones until they are too small to see, and the resin turns clear again.

  • Make sure the resin is fully cured. Soft resin clogs abrasives and won’t polish.
  • Wet sand through the grades in order, rinsing between each so no coarse grit is left behind.
  • Finish with a liquid polish for full clarity.

River tables and big pours

For large flat surfaces, use Micro-Mesh sheets on a sanding block or discs on a random orbital sander, and work evenly across the whole surface. Jewellery, coasters and small castings are easiest with soft pads and Flexifiles.

Common questions

Fine scratches scatter the light. Keep working through finer grades and it will clear.

Wet. It keeps the abrasive clean, stops resin dust and helps you see progress.

Until it is fully cured. Check your resin’s cure time, which can be several days for deep pours.

Yes. All prices on Revive Tool include UK VAT, and most items ship free within the UK.