Teexpert Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit 2 Gallon Self-Leveling Coating and Casting Resin, High-Gloss & Bubbles Free Resin and Hardener Kit for DIY Art, Jewelry, Table Top, Molds, Wood 1:1 Ratio

I was about to quit playing with resin after going through way too much money and ruined products because of other resin types. Then I tried this one and "I'm back in business, baby!" It does need a bit of work, but the results have been a resin that release the bubbles better than anything else I've tried, so to my fellow newish resin enthusiast... Here's how I've had best success: 1) Measure the needed amount of each into separate cups (I use reusable hard plastic ones with lids, so I have less trash waste) and place them in some warm (not hot) water for 3-6 minutes depending on the amount. 2) Mix the A+B resin in a new cup. I use an electric resin mixer and it does have to be mixed a bit longer than other ones - really look for those stringy part in there! 3) Place the cup back into the warm water for 3-5 minutes. 4) Pour slowly and then use a toothpick or craft stick on the sides of your product to make sure no bubbles got stuck there. And remember, the deeper the project the harder a time bubbles have releasing, so work in layers if you must. 5) Do your usual heat gun/lighter tricks, and voila, you'll *most likely* have a nice mostly bubble free result! One last thing... This is a lower viscosity resin and works great in molds, but I found that it really wants to fall over the sides when used as a top layer on coaster for example (even after a 15-20 minute work time), so you may want to use it as the bottom layer and then top coat it with a thicker working resin or wait long enough till it's thickening up a good bit itself.

I got this after others in a resin group kept saying how great it was. Sadly this wasn't my experience. After stirring for about 10 minutes, it was still very cloudy, not clear. The amount of bubbles I was getting was so bad, and because of how long it took me to stir, I didn't have the time to put it in a degasser to get rid of them. I've worked with other resins, and I get that bubbles are common, but this seemed particularly bad. I often do clear products, so having this cloudy, bubbly mess was beyond disappointing. Update: I continued to try to use it and while it still has bubble issues, they are manageable with my degasser, not sure why the first time using it was so bad but as I got deeper into the containers it was better. I decided to purchase again when I ran out. It's not the best out there but so long as you have a degasser to handle the bubbles it does work great. I may have to give some of the other ones a try such as the deep pour and glossy.

Very good quality resin All my projects come out clear and it self bubbles unless you use a machine to mix it then you have to bubble it yourself with a torch or lighter or heat gun. It works well for big or small projects takes in colors very well sets in 24 hours it’s able to demold after 8 but I leave it be until 24 hours it’s not sticky if you wear gloves when it dries it’s solid it’s easy to clean with diaper wholes I found that the Amazon wipes are sturdy without tearing but I add hand sanitizer or water to the wholes for more moisture as needed to help absorb slipping resin 10 outa 10 would recommend I use it over and over I think I’ve bought 12 gallons already from them

Love it use it always

Good epoxy but areas that are narrow never cure atiff