SAFE FOR PEOPLE
SAFE FOR NATURE
Gravity polyaspartic polyurea resin is certified, tested and compliant with REACH, FDA and RoHS standards.
ECO
FRIENDLY
Zero emissions
HUMAN SAFE
Safe before, during
and after application
CERTIFIED
REACH, FDA
RoHS compliant
ZERO VOC
Environmentally
responsible choice
Gravity polyaspartic polyurea resin has been tested and certified to REACH, FDA and RoHS standards. When correctly mixed and fully cured, the system is designed to provide a durable, zero-VOC surface suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
Some resins—especially low-grade industrial formulations or products not intended for interior use—may release harmful substances during curing or continue to off-gas. Product quality, formulation and correct curing are essential.
TYPES OF RESIN & THEIR SAFETY AFTER CURING
RESIN TYPE
SAFE AFTER CURING?
NOTES
Gravity Polyaspartic Polyurea Resin
Generally safe
High-quality, zero-VOC system. When correctly mixed and fully cured, it forms a durable surface suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
EPOXY / POLYURETHANE
Depends on formulation
Some release isocyanates during curing; good ventilation required. After curing, good quality ones are safe — but cheap ones can still off-gas.
POLYESTER RESIN
(FIBERGLASS TYPE)
Not recommended indoors
Even after curing, it can continue to release styrene fumes.
ACRYLIC RESIN
Safe when cured
Common in solid surfaces and bathtubs.
INDUSTRIAL OR SOLVENT-BASED RESINS
Risky
Some never fully stabilize and continue off-gassing.
SO YOUR QUESTION:
Yes—there are resins that may remain unsafe when dry, especially when they are low-grade or incorrectly cured.
Polyester/Fibreglass resin — may continue releasing styrene fumes after curing.
Cheap polyurethane or industrial floor resins — may release isocyanates or solvents.
UV craft resin — can remain hazardous to skin when not fully cured.
