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When it comes to plastic sheet sales and materials, you want to make sure you&#;re getting high-quality products at a great price. But, whether you&#;re buying for a large business or smaller DIY project, here&#;s a strategy you may have overlooked: buying overstocks and closeouts. Overstock products can result from having too much inventory in stock, merchandise returns, an order being canceled, or an item is being discontinued. Closeouts are when a business is no longer carrying an item and or closing up shop and they sell the merchandise at a steep discount to recoup some of their money. What does that mean for you? Significant savings.

Here&#;s why this special inventory can offer such great savings, and what to consider when shopping plastic sheet sales.

Why Buying Overstocks and Closeouts Makes Sense

There are many advantages to buying overstocks and closeouts&#;especially if you are buying in bulk for a larger business. The obvious one is the cost savings on premium products. Sourcing high-quality materials at a fraction of their original cost makes financial sense for any budget. You also save time by buying in bulk since you will already have the sheets on hand for future project. So, it pays to peruse plastic sheet sales even if you don&#;t need the materials just yet.

What to Look for in Hot Deals in Plastic Sheet Sales

How do you know a deal when you see one? First, know your prices. This way, when you come across a deal for plastic sheet sales you&#;ll be confident of the savings. Then ensure the products actually meet your needs. (A deal is not a deal if you&#;ll never use the products.) Is the material appropriate for the project or application you have in mind? Is there enough of the plastic to complete your project? If the product is being discontinued you should make there is enough for you to buy so you can complete your project. Are the products damaged in any way? A reputable seller would disclose such information.

You also want to partner with a reputable seller. This will allow a seamless process from purchase to delivery.

How to Save Even More with Bundles and Skid Discounts

Often, a deal is only available as a bulk purchase. But, if that&#;s not the case, ask the wholesaler you are purchasing from if there are further discounts if you buy a full skid or buy all quantity. You can also save even more money by purchasing bundles of multiple items.

Risks to Consider

Before adding to your cart, make sure you know the terms of the sale price. Overstock and special sales items can include:

Limited Inventory. Make sure the quantity offered is enough to complete your project. If budget is a top concern, you may not be able to buy additional plastic sheets at that price. 

Time-sensitive offers. Buying overstocks and closeouts mean there will be no more inventory of the items (or inventory at that price) once they are gone. You&#;ll need to act fast to grab the deal.

Salvaged/damaged items. Specials may include imperfect merchandise. Imperfections are usually visual flaws instead of structural flaws so that may not matter depending on use.

 &#;As-Is&#; Merchandise. Even if there are no imperfections, you need to make sure the dimensions (size and thickness) of the sheets are applicable.

Non-returnable Terms. Read the fine print. Most closeout, overstock, and special deals are final sale and non-returnable.

If possible, inspect the merchandise before purchasing to make sure the plastic sheets are appropriate for your use. If it&#;s an online purchase, verify product details with the source before finalizing the plastic sheet sale.

Peruse Acme&#;s Plastic Sheet Sales for Your Next Bargain

Buying overstocks and closeouts can yield significant savings&#;if you act fast! Acme&#;s Hot Deals section can help you save 30% to 80% on overstock and secret plastic sheet sales. You&#;ll get high-quality material at a fraction of their original cost. And shipped from a reliable wholesaler. Shop Acme&#;s Hot Deals section today before the deals run out!

If you&#;re asking yourself,  &#;What kind of resin should I use?&#;, let out a big sigh of relief. Because you&#;re in the right place to get that question answered.

And I get why you&#;re confused about what to buy. There are so many out there promising the life of pi in the sky. All the descriptions start sounding the same, and you don&#;t want to make a mistake. Or worse &#; waste your money buying the wrong stuff.

Hang with me.  I&#;m going off-topic for a moment, but I PROMISE by the end of this article, you&#;ll know what kind of resin to use.

Let&#;s pretend you&#;re on your way to the office party potluck dinner, and you&#;ve signed up to bring a cake.  You head to your favorite grocery, grab the first cake you see, and run off to the party. It&#;s only AFTER you&#;ve put it on the table and peoples&#; eyes go wide that you see it&#;s a fruitcake.

Sorry, fruitcake lovers, but that stuff is gross.

And even worse, you&#;re now the butt of the office party jokes, and your secret Santa gets you fruitcake gifts for eternity.

Do you see how you need an idea of what you want the cake for before you ever buy the cake?

The SAME THING happens with resin.

So if you were to ask me, &#;What kind of resin should I use?&#; I&#;ll reply with, &#;What are you making?&#;

Because you need to know WHAT you&#;re making with resin BEFORE you buy it.

Just like that fruitcake, no one formula works for every situation. And anyone who tells you differently is a nickel-plated duck dollop.

&#; Pro tip: If you&#;re a beginner, I cannot stress here enough that you need to start with an epoxy resin.  Why?  Relatively speaking, epoxy is the easiest to work with.  It&#;s the most forgiving of beginner resin mistakes, plus it&#;s the easiest to mix and measure.

So now you may be asking yourself, &#;What kind of epoxy should I use?&#;

Once again, it depends on what you want your final project to look like.  Here&#;s the BIG THING to know the answer to when choosing a specific epoxy:

Are you filling a space or coating a surface?

If you&#;re pouring it INTO something, like a mold or a space for a river table, you want a casting resin.  These are low-viscosity resins that release bubbles easily that you can pour in thick layers.  But because they mix watery, they will run off a surface, making fish eyes, so they aren&#;t suitable for countertops or artwork.

If you&#;re pouring resin ONTO something to create a glossy surface, you want a doming resin.  This kind of coating epoxy is high-viscosity, so it evenly levels after applying to a surface.  While it can run over the sides when added to a flat surface (for example &#; applying epoxy to a canvas print), it levels smoothly and gives a shiny finish.  But, because it&#;s thick, it&#;s harder to remove bubbles.  That&#;s why you don&#;t want to use it with resin molds or epoxy table projects.

&#;&#; BONUS:  If want to go down the resin rabbit hole on this stuff, I&#;ve got even more good stuff for you explaining the types of epoxy.

Like the differences between doming resins and deep pour epoxy

You&#;ll get all those details in our [FREE] Guide to Choosing a Resin

Awesome!  You&#;ve picked a type. Now what?

If you&#;re wondering where you can buy clear epoxy, Resin Obsession has you covered.  Choose from multiple formulas to help you make something amazing.

And this RESIN QUIZ makes it easy to know which formula you need.

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Now to be completely honest here, what we sell might be more than you need.

Like if crafting with resin is just a bucket list thing, then any resin can help you make that.

You don&#;t need one with

&#; top-notch UV protection
&#; the highest safety level designation
&#; made in small batches to give you the freshest product possible.

That big box store stuff that&#;s been there so long it looks like a doctor&#;s office urine specimen (might) work for a bucket list project.

But buy resin and supplies from Resin Obsession, and you&#;ll get the clearest, freshest stuff possible.

And as an added bonus, our resin kits are blessed with kitty kisses. At no charge.

If epoxy is so great, why would I use anything else?

Once you&#;ve got advanced skills, there are a couple of other formulas to try.

You might want to make a resin project that cures quickly.

In that case, you will want to use a quick-curing polyurethane.  These usually fully harden in under thirty minutes, so you can make a project and have it ready to use or wear in under an hour.  Unfortunately though, this formula is very moisture sensitive.  Any amount of water will make the resin bubble and cure looking like a sponge.  It&#;s also not a type I recommend for beginners since you only have 1 to 1 1/2 minutes to mix and pour it before it starts curing.

If you&#;re working in molds, you might want to try a polyester.

These resins cure hard and are generally cheaper than epoxy.  But they STINK and don&#;t have a long shelf life. If you want to try it, here&#;s what else you should know before using polyester resin.

Want more help getting started?

It&#;s why I wrote the ebook, Resin Fundamentals.  I designed it for beginners to get you from confused to confident in only an afternoon. Buy the PDF book now and get a download link in minutes.

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