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This is an infographic detailing the differences between several kinds of resin that are used widely in the art field: epoxy resin, UV resin, polyurethane resin, and polyester resin. This can help you better understand these resins and make appropriate choices before you do the resin art. It mainly compares the resins from the following factors: cured color, odor, toxic, pot time(work time), cure method, cure time, bond strength, self-leveling, UV resistance, moisture resistance, heat deflection temperature(soften), heat resistance(melted), scratch resistance, and shelf life.
UV resin and epoxy resin are expensive than polyurethane resin and polyester resin. But they can be crystal clear after hardening and this is vital to many resin art projects. Most of these resins cure by mixing two parts – resin and hardener. UV resin is an exception that only hardens with UV light. By learning the heat deflection temperature of these resins, you will know what objects can be put on a resin plate while others can not. You will also know when to use up the resin so they can exert their best performance.
Then how to choose a resin that works for you? It depends on what you want it to do. If you want to save dried flowers or save photos, epoxy resin is a good choice because its cured color is transparent. If you are working on resin jewelry, UV resin might be the best option because it has no pot time so is much more flexible to manipulate. If you want a resin that doesn’t cost too much, you can go with polyurethane resin or polyester resin. However, you have to keep in mind that they are very sensitive to moisture and need to be handled properly. Check out the detailed infographic for clear contrast information and get more insights about how to choose the proper resin for your art.
There is little debate that the future of driving is electric. In fact, Morgan Stanley predicts that 72% of all car sales will be electric by the year 2040. Almost every major automaker has already invested billions of dollars into expanding their electric vehicle lineups. Within 20 years, it will probably be next to impossible to actually buy a brand new car that still runs on plain ol’ gasoline. Until that day comes, though, the debate between electric car vs gas costs rages on: which one will save you the most money overall? That’s why WalletGenius dug in an looked at all the costs associated with vehicle ownership and compiled it into this infographic to help you save time and money.
As we dug into answering the question, we quickly discovered that it wasn’t easy. Most EVs still have higher-than-average starting prices, discouraging plenty of cost-conscious buyers. Then again, regular gas-powered cars don’t come with any tax credits. And then there are factors like auto insurance, general maintenance, and resale value to consider. Oh, and of course we had to weigh the costs of filling up the tank at the gas pump versus charging your EV — either at home or at public charging stations. Here’s how everything breaks down.
As a result of our study where we compared the desired salary employed job seekers have entered on Wanted with the current market averages of their job titles, seniority and city, Americans expect a salary that is about 25% above their current compensation. It’s definitely not the only factor that matters, but salary is a key ingredient to motivate and engage employees!
Planning a custom designed home can be incredibly challenging. As residential architects, we advise people on the key aspects when designing a house plan more efficiently. Normally, people know the number of bedrooms they need, the house size, and some key finishes that they like. We have listed 9 key factors which people should consider during the planning stage of their new house.
China and the United States have been engaged in a bruising trade war for years. This infographic highlights the little-known but vital role pigs played in helping President Trump win the trade war. African Swine Fever decimated about half of the domestic Chinese hog herd, leading pork prices to double. That, in turn, prevented China from excessively easing monetary policy for fear of stoking inflation. Instead it forced China to remove tariffs on US pork exports, yielding President Donald J. Trump the victory.
