Epoxy Resin, 1 Gallon/128OZ Crystal Craft, Self-Leveling Bubbles Free Resin and Hardener, for Art DIY, Jewelry, Molds,Tables & Countertops, Easy 1:1 Mix, DIY Crafts

Very easy to use as it is a 1 to1 mix, equal parts of each. I have used this on many woodworking projects and several cribbage boards. Takes pigment well. I'm not sure how it would do on a deep pour as most of my pours are 1.5 inch or less. Minimal bubbles, the air bubbles from the pour rise to the top where a quick torch and clear as glass. The clarity is very good, no yellow or cloudy look when dry. If you catch it on sale this is a great buy.

Love this resin, but the price fluctuation is frustrating. Once it was $35, then $24 and now it’s $54 for the same size… idk, I don’t like that at all so I will be trying a less expensive resin until it goes back down 😅- but it’s def easy to use, good quality, and is an easy mix. Comes with gloves, cups, etc…

Good product

The media could not be loaded. I got this with a 8 dollar off coupon and was floored at how good of a kit it is! Buy it as soon as you can! Everyone who try’s it loves it! It’s practically bubble free if you give it a warm bath before pouring. It takes color amazingly! I spent way less time popping bubbles than with other resin brands and I have tried them all. Thrilled with the price thrilled with the results. I made eleven trays with this stuff and have had zero problems. Curing time is different because of temperature I have been giving it a good two days before sanding edges. With the octopus I loved that because I was able to manipulate his legs the next day to give him more of a crawling stance. He dried hard by the second day. It’s been a joy to work with this resin.

I work with various wood crafts and this epoxy is so easy to work with. Clear, not many bubbles to deal with and after 72 hours it has a beautiful crystal clear appearance. It comes with some very helpful accessories. Good value for the money. So far I have only made crafts with it, later I want to try a table top to see if it is durable.

Update = I am so mad at myself for trusting in maybe a goof up or maybe anything but nope I measured perfectly like exact!! And I have the worst results temp in room is correct 48 hours and I have a gooey mess it's like playdoh I am so mad I didn't test this sooner or I would have returned ASAP huge waste of money !!So finally got around to using this so first it does have a blue tint so I assumed uv protection opened barely any smell which is great ,that's were it needed if you are using this on a flat surface with no additives maybe you might be ok but I use additives so 6 coats later I still have issues it pits bad and is as thin as water so the viscosity is very very thin you do not need to warm this resin at all, It did mix clear and it was cheap but I am using WAY more and it's taking many more coats to achieve the desired result so in the end your spending the same as a high dollar resin and much more time so I ended up purchasing some at the "grocery" store just to get my project finished and shipped out and honestly I don't know what I will be able to use this for so a waste of money for meSo basically little smell no bubblesBut very very thin and pits very bad

Works great

If you don't want bubbles, I recommend warming up parts A and B SEPARATELY after pouring them into measuring cups and before mixing. You can mix them once majority of the bubbles are gone. When mixing, stir slowly to avoid creating more bubbles. If you heat up the solution while mixing, it'll speed up the cure so I recommend not doing that. If after mixing, you find more bubbles have formed, just blast it with a heat gun real quick to get rid of them right before you plan on pouring the resin into your mold/project. I just heat up my silicone measuring cups using one of those coffee mug warmers, but you can probably just give the parts a hot water bath or blast them separately with a heat gun.