11 Resin Business Expenses Beginners Often Forget
October 20261 min read
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1. Packaging
Boxes, bubble wrap, tape and protective materials.
2. Shipping
Delivery costs can affect your margins.
3. Failed Products
Damaged or unsuccessful pieces still cost money.
4. Labour
Your time has value.
5. Electricity
Workspace lighting and equipment add to costs.
6. Tools
Moulds, scales, mixing tools and finishing equipment.
7. Marketing
Ads, collaborations and promotional activities.
8. Platform Fees
Websites and marketplaces may charge selling fees.
9. Photography
Props, backgrounds and lighting can become business expenses.
10. Customisation Materials
Photos, prints, flowers and other custom elements.
11. Replacement Costs
Moulds, tools and equipment eventually need replacing.
When calculating your resin cost, use the actual amount consumed per product, rather than assuming every project uses the same quantity. Fusion Vitro 2:1, for example, is specified as a 2:1-by-weight coating resin with a 3–4 mm maximum pour depth per coat. Fusion Resin
Pro Tip: Calculate every expense involved in delivering the finished product, not just the resin.