Epoxy Resin for Crystal Clear Casting & Coating – 16 oz Kit – Bubble Free, Non-Yellowing, Two Part, Self-Leveling Art Resin – for Tumblers, Jewelry, Molds, Table Top, & Crafts – USA Small Business

Great tabletop epoxy product for my wood projects and filling voids. Follow the directions and it will come out great! A simple candlelighter eliminates all bubbles. It bonded very well to my deep pour epoxy projects (timing matters) and got many compliments. The epoxy resin product also sat in my garage for a LONG time before use and surprisengly didn’t yellow yet. So it has a bit of a shelf life too. Follow the instructions for mixing, timing, and temperature and it’ll come out great!

Easy to use. Beautiful results! Thanks for such a good product!

I purchased this 32 Oz Epoxy Resin Kit to finish a tealight fireplace wooden log candle holder, and it worked out great! I had to wait until the weather was nice outside in order to apply the resin to my finished piece (see image) outdoors. If I had it to do over again, I would have placed a sheet of thick plastic over my working surface, but the old table I was working on needed to be put out of its misery anyway. I started by mixing approximately half of each bottle into a paint tray and mixing them together thoroughly with a paint brush. I then poured the mixture evenly over the entirety of the wooden work piece, using the paint brush to gently apply the resin into the cracks and crevices. I allowed it to set/cure for approximately 30 mins or so, and then repeated the same process by mixing the remainder of the resin. It took the entire 32 Oz kit to coat my project, which consisted of 3 wooden logs mounted together with some holes for tealights drilled in. The dimensions of the logs were approximately 5 inches in diameter and 2 feet in length, and I was able to get a very uniform and thick coating over the entire project. I used a lint free shop rag to wipe the majority of the resin out of the tealight holes during the application process so that they didn't get filled in. Clean up was easy enough. I just let everything cure and disposed of it the following day. This was a great way to take something directly out of our back yard and make it a showpiece for our living room! I allowed the resin to set/cure on the piece overnight outdoors. The scent of the resin is quite potent, so I wouldn't imagine you'd want to work with it indoors without very good ventilation. I brought the piece indoors the next day, and allowed it to set for several days in the garage before gifting it to my wife for Christmas (which she loved). We have burned several sets of tealights in this already and the resin has held up well to the heat from the candles, and with no discoloration. The resin is very clear and hard to the touch, and really accents the piece. I'm hoping it will hold up for years to come! I highly recommend this product!

This stuff is great. I've even used it up to a couple years after its shelf life and it still cures fine without issue. I've noticed it does yellow a little bit after a few years, though, so it's not crystal clear forever. These were indoor projects kept away from UV exposure.

This is the first time I have dabbled with clear resin casting/coating so I don't have a good reference to compare this product to others. However, my experience with this product has been very positive. I read some of the materials on how to use it and mixed a small batch to try on a few things just to see how well it works. From the one batch I mixed I used it on 4 different "pours." The primary project (a small square of wood with masking tape around the sides to form a cavity and tiny sea shells on the wood to be covered) seems to have worked fairly well (only 24 hours have passed). The resin mix appeared to soak into the wood a bit but the masking tape was easy to remove from around the edges after about 12 hours after mixing. I suspect I did not mix for a long enough time so the item I poured last seems to have tacky edges after 24 hours (temperature during the cure time was in excess of 80 degrees - it is hot in the southwest!). This may have been due to material at the bottom of the plastic mixing cup being primarily resin and not hardener due to inadequate mixing. I like the 50/50 mix approach, makes it easy to figure amount to mix. The material is, indeed, very clear after the pour (and after 24 hours). Bubbles were not a problem and could be "popped" soon after the pour (all the sea shells were positioned with the cavity side down and for some of them air was trapped under the shell and eventually "bubbled" out under the edge of the shell). I can't see any bubbles in the final product. I have more experimenting to do but I am very happy with this material and how it works.

Thank you so much very good product

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It doesn’t give the desired stiffness as the top part is still very fluid even after drying it for 48 hrs