MAX CLR Epoxy Resin -Food Safe FDA Compliant Coating 48 Fluid Ounce Kit, Seals Porous Substrate, Prevents Staining from Absorption, Crystal Clear, Low Toxicity Formulation

It functions like most Resins, but one thing I noticed was it has almost no chemical stink. I used it to coat some drinking horns and its worked great.

Designed and 3d printed some lids to hold air locks for my ferments. 3d printed items are inherently not food safe because of gaps between layers. I coated them with this resin to fill in the gaps and make them food safe. Worked great for that application.A little bit goes a long way and it didn’t have a strong odor at all. I was expecting it to be very smelly but I could barely smell any odor at all. I did wear the recommended gloves and eye protection.

I use it for custom mugs, benches and carbon fiber work. Low viscosity allows for a great resin to weight ratio in a vacuum setup. It's a very flexible coating that flows well. Although it has a long cure compared to other resins it stays clear unlike some that have a light yellow tint. If you want a shorter cure they make that (and I use it for setup MAX CLR FAST) as well but this is my go to for a final pour on any project. I do still topcoat with a UV Clear coat paint as a final preventative but I have some CF parts that sit in daylight for 2+ years and had not yellowed at all.

this stuff is awesome easy to use if you follow the INSTRUCTIONS.

Don't like the cure time but works really well a little goes long way great product

Sealed rain barrels, sealed to coffee tables ,works best when understanding the relationship that instruction state about Temperature

Works like a dream, takes very little...

Viscosity is just wrong for putting on bowls etc. Also very slow to harden. (Have used epoxy for >40 years so know how to mix and use).