Clearcast 7050 Clear Epoxy Resin UV Stable

I have ordered this resin 3 times now, every time it has been on my door 5 days ahead of schedule, has not taken more than 4 days to get here one got here in 3 days. This resin has no smell. I get rashes from some resin, this did not give me a rash at all. It cures beautify, and had no issues with bubbles. My micas and inks mixed in amazing. Has a long enough working time for me. I Do suggest warming it in a hot water bath first. I never write reviews. I only write reviews when I have only nice things to say. I just can't get over how fast it gets here. All as this says to me is the other companies just don't process the orders very fast at all. I have also ordered the 7000 resin from this company it was too thin for what I needed it for. This company has alot of different resins so far the two that I have tried I Iove. I am sure they will have one that suits your needs. So if you want your order to get to your house as fast as it possibly can, order from the Epoxy resin store.

I'm using this resin for the first time, to make a tumbler. 5 hours in, it has set beautifully!!! This epoxy is so much easier to work with than previous brands I tried. It is strikingly clear, and it doesn't have excessive bubbling. Any bubbles that appeared during mixing quickly disappeared. It sets up quickly and levels itself. It has NO CHEMICAL ODOR--it only smells a bit like Elmers if I have to compare it to something.The cons? Well...it arrives quicker than I expected lol Hard to call that a con tho. O do wish it came in bigger sizes because I will have to order it at least 4 times a month to keep up with my keychain and tumbler orders. They need a loyalty program!Edited 12/15--the customer service could be a bit more cohesive within their team. I spilled my hardener and asked if I could order some. I was told they could ship me some out. They looked at my Amazon order, everything was set ... so I thought. Many days later (we've been working on this inquiry for over a month now 😒) another person responds and tells me if I can buy another set, they will ship one. Which wouldn't be bad (I like the epoxy) BUT it isn't what I was originally promised and I literally just ordered a double pack. So if I'm not willing to spend another 40 bucks, I have to find a way to dispose of what is probably $35 bucks worth of epoxy. 🤦🏿‍♀️😩 A very 2020 outcome.

Long mixing and working times. Recommended mixing is 3-5 minutes pour into a new container and mix 3-5 min again, and let rest 3-5 min before pouring to allow air bubbles to rise. Pot life rated 45minutes @ 75F.Cure time varies GREATLY, depending on how much product is used, and at ambient temp. First use was during a cold spell, 6oz test batch in my shop at 68F took about 30 hours to stop being tacky. Recent use, at 78F in the shop, a small batch (30 grams spread thin) took overnight to stop being tacky, where a 3/4" x 1" x 8" pour was fully set in about 4 hours.Even being careful to mix nice & slowly, I still got quite a few air bubbles. Depending on application, that may or may not be a problem. I don't have a vacuum chamber to easily remove bubbles, for what I'm doing recently, air bubbles are a problem, and a heat gun can overheat the epoxy which is only rated for 165F.This is the clearest 2 part epoxy I've used. To my naked eye, it appears to be as clear (if you get out all the bubbles) as the lenses in my eye glasses.UPDATE: It seems to be stable from indirect UV exposure from indoor use. HOWEVER: either I got a bad batch, or this cured product is not UV stable for direct UV exposure in outdoor use. I left a piece of this (2" diameter 1/2" thick, left over from a pour) outside fully exposed to the elements for 2 months. It has yellowed, and developed a haze that persists after cleaning (with a wash cloth & Dawn dishwashing detergent) over the entire surface.I would recommend, and I am buying more of it!!!

Doesn't have a strong smell. Works better than expected. Can work with indoors without the windows open on a rainy day. Wear disposable gloves and have plenty of paper towels when using. Wish I had the $$$ for the economy size jugs of this stuff! I'll be ordering more! Best price for the amount and quality. The results I'm getting with my project when this stuff cures properly in the molds is unexpected and more than desirable for me. Great stuff!

I love this resin! I make my jewelry, Keychains and glitter pens using this resin and I get perfect results every time.It does get bubbles as does most resins on the market. I just let it sit for a few minutes to let the air bubble rise to the top and pop on their own. Any remaining bubbles will rise and pop when heat is applied.My only con is that every package I received so far (3) waiting on my 4th order) has been packaged very very well. You can definitely tell the company takes extra precautionary measures to keep the product safe from damage and leaks but somehow it still leaks. 🤷‍♀️ I can’t figure it out. They come inside a thick box with bubble wrapping. The bottles are sealed in a bag. The lids are taped tightly closed. And the bottles are still sealed when I take the lid off. How they leak I have no earthly idea.

This resin is the best for shaker charms! It cuts HARD! I just love it and will use it from now on. I’ve tried many brands but this is my favorite!

Very good for resin art. Cures solid in less than 24 hours.

The end result is nice and clear, but very brittle. While some resins have a bit of flex or at least snap cleanly, any crack in this spiderwebs out and makes a lot of dust. Good for big solid pours but nothing very thin.Mixing is pretty annoying, both as a 2:1 ratio and that the part A is VERY thick and hard to get out of the bottle, even when warmed - about the consistency of corn syrup that's been left in the fridge. Even once it's out of the bottle it takes some time to settle into the measuring cup accurately.Despite all that it takes dyes and inks very well and still cures fully. I haven't had any major issues with bubbles just by passing a lighter over them every few minutes, but a pressure or vacuum pot would of course be better. For the price it's pretty good, especially if you're just getting into it or only doing resin as a hobby.