General use epoxy Resin

This is not only a fantastic deal it works great!! I have used several different types 5 to be exact and for quality and price I will absolutely buy again. I was a little scared at first bc it seems like the con on this product was the same for a lot of ppl that it's too thin and colors start to blend. The first pour I did with different colors I did notice a little of that but I just waited a little bit on after I mixed it just let it sat a little longer and that solved that ! It hardens perfectly with a nice clear glass finish and no bubbles. It was super easy to use. I 100% recommend this!!!

I'm so thankful I took a chance on this resin. After purchasing 32oz of a different brand off Amazon(came in bottles with pink and blue stickers) where every single pour turned out with divots and "fisheyes" I purchased this product to try to redeem my projects. Firstly you have to measure this out using a scale, because a 1:1 mixture BY VOLUME actually results in a slight more hardener A than resin B, also stir for 5 min or more and don't use a popsicle stick because that causes more bubbles. Use a plastic spoon or something. I didnt use a torch either, afraid that might have been contributing to divots I was getting before. Anyway this resin worked great. No divits or dimples or fish eyes, minor bubbles but i will live. I'm happy I was able to rescue my projects. Its a thinner consistency and I love that, and also didn't heat up right away like the other resin I tried. I'm so happy, and the price is the best around! Photos of before/after

This is the absolute best resin I've ever seen, much less used. I've bought endless amounts of resin from every brand out there. I finally decided to check the resin store's resin out, the price was irresistible, and I'm utterly amazed! Not 1 single bubble, literally as clear as glass and super easy to work with. Compared to my most recent resin purchases this resin has a longer work time and tends to be a tab bit thinner than other brands, once mixed. But, for me, that's perfect. I don't see any reason I will ever use a different brand. Definitely will recommend this to anyone using resin, whether it be for casting or coating! I'm in the middle of coating a very large canvas painting, will post pics after it cures to show the results of coating.

The media could not be loaded. This would Not be my first time using this product, I have used 3 different brands, much more expensive than this. It comes with no instructions, other than, mix equal volume, not really great on details for someone who has never mixed epoxy before, does not tell you the maximum heat product hold, even though it is a casting epoxy, agian, people wouldn't know if they could put a hot plate on a surface that they maybe have used this product instead of this, other than lack of knowledge given about this epoxy, it has a good shine, like glass Epoxy A is super thicker than other brands and Epoxy B is almost like water. But the steps are still the same. I have waited after mixing to get a good thick pour, seems a bit runny. even holding a hold pint after mixed for at least 15 mins, and still no thickening to it.. great for casting, maybe not for a project pour like a huge table, it left runs down rhw edges, it did seem to get very messy. but thw shine was amazinf, Like i said, not my first rodeo with epoxy, but i really liked the fact, the micro bubbles were easy to pop..so that is a plus, so without actually knowing the history of this epoxy. i would not recommend it for tumbler making.

I had to write a review because I saw a large number of negative reviews. I bought this for a large fiberglass project. I have not done the project yet however, I did test the epoxy. I measured by volume instead of weight like the instructions state. The epoxy cured as expected and not sticky or softer than an epoxy should be.Yes it picked up a lot of bubbles while stirring. Bubbles are not an issue for my project because it fiberglass. all epoxies will get some bobbles from stirring though. If you are casting epoxy, or using it to coat a surface, then you should be degaussing it in a vacuum chamber. If you are not doing that, then you are doing it wrong and will have bubbles. If you de-gas, then they will be removed. They can be partially removed with heat but it will not be perfect.Update: after testing was successful, I did a large fiberglass layup and the product worked flawlessly. Still no complaints at all. the cure and set time is a little longer than some others. This can be a good or bad thing based on your needs but that expectation was set in the documentation. I have no reason to change my 5 star review.

This has been the sixth type of slow cure resin I have purchased and it will now be my standard. I have used it for dice making, micarta, jewelry and as a seal coat for large pieces of wood. It mixes very well with acrylics, mica powders and even poorly cleaned metal shavings. The key to mixing is that it changes the reaction cure time especially dependant on how much you put in, typically making the cure time shorter. I highly recommend getting pumps for the jugs that distribute an exact amount per pump, I am using syrup pumps for mine as they handle the thicker A part. Also, using the pumps, I have had great success in mixing by pumping the B curing agent into my mixing container, then pumping the A resin right on top in the same amount. The weight of the resin sinks down and starts a thorough mix right away. Using this method (plus mixing by hand) I have not had any resin not fully cure.