The structural analysis of multi-layered paint using embedded cross-sections has become standard practice for conservators and conservation scientists since the 1950s. Various methods and materials for the embedding of samples have been described since then, commonly using Polyester- or Acrylic resins. A rather new embedding-material is the light-curing single-component acrylic resin Technovit® 2000 LC. This article describes a suitable method for the correct sampling, embedding, processing and successful analysis of cross-sections using Technovit® 2000 LC and will show several examples of practical application of cross-section analysis on Taiwanese artifacts.