JANCHUN Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit 2 Gallon, Bubble-Free, Anti-Yellowing, Self Leveling Easy Mix 1:1 Coating and Casting Resin for Table Top, Molds, Tumbler Crafts, Painting, Jewelry, DIY Gifts

Great product mixes well little or no smell hardens overnight no bubbles or just a few....

I just started doing resin work and I love this product. Its easy to use, stirs nicely and is low on bubbles.

Update:This is the resin I buy all of the time so when this batch came out wrong. I knew something was off. The company was very helpful. The new items I made came out great. They dried rock hard after a day.This was an absolute no for me. I’m not new to resin at all. I mixed per usual and my project was still soft in the morning. My beautiful work for my market was ruined. I then re read the directions and I did everything I was supposed to. Even the “expert” tips and tricks. 4 projects ruined. Time and money wasted. I won’t purchase this brand again.

I use this product, along with other fillers, to close and waterproof gaps and cracks in concrete sidewalks, etc. Easy to mix accurately using the clear bottles as a quantity guide; and it pours easily into the gaps. Just ensure the gap/crack is sealed with filler. Sets up in about 24 hours, depending on the relative humidity, and is hard as a rock in 3 days. Take your time; think out your process; and good luck.

This product was an experience to say the least. If you are using this to make something to sell then DONT BUY IT! It would never cure correctly. I thought I poured too thick at first so I tried again but everything always was inconsistent.I measured in two cups then poured together to make sure to have 1:1 ratio, I use a leveling board, and I warmed it in water prior to usage, as suggested, to reduce bubbles (well that was the only part worked).I had it where it just turned into goop, where it would act like it was going to harden but just remained sticky, and also one time after 12 HOURS- it was still liquid! I have bought CHEAP resin off temu before that worked better than this!EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED :( as well as so much time and money wasted.I'm really upset that one piece was a memorial heart for someones father who passed away I had started and after waiting a day and for it to even start to cure- nothing- I finally poured the liquid off and I am just beyond upset. The thickness of the pour was maybe 2 mm thick, and I mixed correctly, so there was no reason for it to do what it had.I posted pictures of a fidget spinner I was making which did harden to touch but when I started to sand it...it was not. It came off in clumps and was sticky AGAIN.Other notes - it has a STRONG odor and gets VERY hot!So definitely would not recommend to anyone!!!

I don't often write reviews, but I had to for this product. I could not believe how quickly this cured! I did several small pours, but I was still shocked that in a couple hours it was completely dry and not sticky at all. I can't speak to the clarity because I tinted mine, but the past couple brands that I've tried have been sticky for days after I poured them and this one was perfect a couple hours later.

First time I ever used epoxy. This experience resulted in great achievements and some disasters. Mixed 1 oz of a and b for five minutes. Stuff was sort of creamy after mixing. I painted it on 8 wood bottle stoppers, a wood tray and some scraps of wood using a sponge brushI put the coated pieces under an inverted styrofoam picnic container with a 60 w. bulb to provide heat. All pieces were rock hard after about 4 hours.Here are the result and observations. 4 caps looked great. 4 caps were a mess with large globs of epoxy on or running off. The platter was a disaster! Globs of high and low waves of epoxy. The coaster sample chips ranged from horrible to great.What I learned: use thin coats. Thick coats harden in blobs if they don’t run off. I had a beautiful piece of epoxy left in the bottom of the mixing cup- guess it would be great for a mold butnot as a coating.Read a lot of other stuff about working with 2 part epoxy - fascinating stuff and looking forward to trying to do other projects with it.WARNIIG : Do trial pieces first !!! Almost impossible to correct mistakes. If you spent a day or week making something and the epoxy fails you have wasted a lot of time and effort .Seems simple stuff to work with but it’s not.I tried mixing the epoxy and hardener with a few drops of alcohol .thinned the mix and I applied a few thin coats to bottle stoppers with sanding between and they look great.Go very easy with dye as only a few drops in 8 oz totally obscured the wood. Might as well be plastic or concrete.

Bought this for a Christmas craft/gift for my mother in law. I made a tray with grandkids names and pics and filled it with epoxy. This worked great. It was my first time using epoxy so I had a few bubbles but it still looked great.