Encapsulation & Display
Some Smooth-On silicone rubbers, urethane rubbers, urethane liquid plastics and epoxy resins are used for specific encapsulation and display applications depending on the project. Each material has performance properties (such as optically clear or electrically insulative) that make it suitable for an encapsulation application above all others.
Smooth-On also manufactures silicone rubber material designed specifically for solar cell encapsulation. Our Tarbender® High Gloss Epoxy Coating is excellent for creating bar-tops, encapsulating 3-D objects or coating flat objects, paper and more.
Which encapsulation liquid is right for your project? Contact us. We'll do our best to match the right material to your application.
Featured Step-by-Step How-To's
DIY Embedded Flower Epoxy End Table
Learn this great technique for making your own unique home décor or to sell as handcrafted masterpieces.
DIY Decorative Resin Tray Using Smooth-Cast 326
Using resin with pigments and colors, you can create amazing resin art!
How To Coat a Wood Bartop Using Tarbender™
Watch as Completely Custom creates a high gloss, impact resistant bartop
How To Make an Epoxy Tabletop using Tarbender™
How Tarbender™ Can Be Brushed Onto a Surface To Create a High Gloss Tabletop
How To Create a Faux Marble Tabletop or Bartop
Techniques to create a bartop or tabletop surface that looks like marble.
How To Make a Colored Pencil Bowl Using EpoxAcast™ 690 Epoxy
Learn how to create a diy epoxy bowl with embedded colored pencils.
How To Make a River Table Using Clear Epoxy Casting Resin and Reclaimed Wood
How to use a piece of reclaimed cedar to create a beautiful river table
Mixing Up a Quick Drink With Encapso® K
Mosier Novelties' latest project called for oversized drink props for a new night club.
How To Create a Seascape Using Encapso® K
Using Encapso K rubber, we will demonstrate how easy it is to create a seascape display.
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What People Have Done With These Materials
Crystal Clear® Resin used to Develop Trailer Hitch Novelty Item
Inventor Mike Gershwin of Evansville, IN, sat in traffic one day staring at the trailer hitch attached to the truck in front of him.
