Only used when you mix weight and volume units.

Material cost

Cost of the amount you need$15.00
Packs to buy (whole)1
Cost of whole packs$30.00
Price per litre$30.00

Excludes shipping, tax, pigments and tools.

Calculator results are planning estimates. Check your resin maker's instructions, mixing ratio, and product limits before pouring.

Estimating pack cost and unused material

Enter the volume or weight you need, the quantity in each pack, and the pack price. The calculator estimates proportional material cost and the number of whole packs required. The whole-pack total may exceed the amount used in the project because suppliers sell set package sizes.

For example, if a project needs 500 mL and one pack contains 1 L, one pack is required even though about half remains. The unused portion may be stored only if the product maker permits it and the containers are stored as instructed.

This estimate excludes shipping, tax, tools, protective supplies, and any local price changes unless you add those costs yourself.

Resin Cost Calculator

Estimate proportional material cost, the number of packs to buy, and the cost per liter from your own project quantity and package price. The results are based only on the amounts and prices you enter.

How to use the resin cost calculator

  1. Enter the resin quantity your project needs.
  2. Enter the volume or weight contained in one pack.
  3. Enter the price of one pack and select the currency or unit offered by the calculator.
  4. Enter density if your selected calculation needs a volume-to-weight conversion.
  5. Compare the proportional cost with the whole-pack purchase total.

Understand the two cost figures

Proportional cost estimates the part of the package used by the project. Whole-pack cost estimates how much you need to spend when the supplier sells complete packages. The two figures can differ because some resin may remain unused.

Unless you enter them separately, the estimate does not include delivery, taxes, tools, pigment, or other project supplies. Prices can change, so use current prices from your own supplier.