Epoxy Resin - 64OZ Newly Formulated Crystal Clear Coating Kit, No Yellowing No Bubble Easy Mix 1:1 Ratio, 2 Part Casting Resin for Art, Craft, Jewelry Making, River Tables

Very easy to work with, goes on clear and cure very well - giving a great finish to paintings, or rather makes the painting really pop! Highly recommend.

I put on my mask, my gloves, and my goggles and I was all prepared for the smell and there was none! no fumes, no none of that!...easy to use...I coated my items before I went to bed...this time tomorrow it will be ready. Stir slow to avoid bubbles...but no worries...the bubbles go away without a touch or heat gun. Its Crystal clear....and will dry that way! Also...I dipped my favorite ring in it cuz this provides permanent protection. Use less than you think you need or you will be searching for stuff to apply it to so as not to waste it...you can add more if not enough. Very easy. If you get it on your skin... example: you glove split...wipe it off, wash area well then apply lotion. If you are allergic or sensitive to epoxy...wear double gloves. This is the best epoxy I have ever used...and there's no smell! If thick pieces seem "bendy" at the 24 hour mark...allow another day or two. My ornaments where flexible enough yesterday to force a threaded tapestry needle through it...and today...I would need a drill to make the same hole. It continued to harden.

It's easy to use - measure according to the instructions. Mix it well. Really well. I apply it with a brush and go over some areas a couple of times, to ensure good coverage. I have a turning table that rotates about 3-4 rotations per minute - which helps to apply epoxy in a more uniformed way. Finish is nice and clear. Usually do 2 - 3 layers for what I need. The only other thing to keep in mind is air/ambient temperature - make sure it's above what specified as a minimum. I got the best results when it's about 80 degrees. If the temp is lower epoxy still works but might take longer to set. So be patient. If spilled clean up is easy - wiped it out with alcohol pads until all is removed. Also use it before it expires for the best results - I usually try to use it within a year after the purchase.

The product itself for me in my use case of carbon fiber application on weave has been effective and reliable. However, the kit lacks proper explanations on safety protocol. The lack of necessary information on the risks is noteworthy. Even worse are the safety materials provided.The fact that there's no mask says it all. This needs to be corrected IMMEDIATELY. and if there's no profit friendly way to do it, warn people to use one. Your safety instructions explicitly leave out mention of a mask in how to prepare to use. That's egregious, at best, if I'm being honest.Not to mention, the gloves (2 pairs) provided are a genuine liability. I'd rather have no gloves and be hyper aware of letting epoxy touch my skin than the gloves provided and trust they won't break. Because they did 10/10 for me. Never, and I mean never, did a gloves NOT rip. I go through an enormous amount of gloves unfortunately just working with epoxy and photopol resins. i'm capable of using them without tearing them off like an animal so I know this isn't totally user error. This is down to the gloves. Which can cause problems when you have your hands mixing and applying without really realizing it's been exposed this entire time to resin.Net, the product works. Anyone who says it doesn't is more than likely not using correctly. Like all resins, it can be tricky. but Not necessarily so. But that's where my defense of this brand ends. It's hard to ignore or forgive the gaps in safety.

Very easy to use.

Worked great in repairing a piece of wall art.

I haven't used it yet but plan on using it for keychains

I tried this resin, Dr Craft, and Mod podge resin, and while each were good, I liked this best. It didn't have many bubbles and was easy to use. It was also fun getting extra items like the foils. Of the three, it had the longest working time. Most start setting at 40 minutes, but it was still workable at an hour (can be both a good and bad thing).

It worked brilliantly for what I wanted it for