Clear Epoxy Resin Kit 1 Gallon, 2 Part Art Craft Resina Epoxica Food Safe Self-Leveling Casting Coat Resin Hardener Set for Table Bar top Countertop Wood Jewelry Cup Tumbler DIY

Great resin with an easy to follow instruction booklet. Made a great resin to use in making resin art with flowers that hasn’t slipped and has held beautifully for a long time now.

I like how the kit came with stir sticks (flexible plastic which is nice), gloves and cups. I bought the gallon mix and I’m using it with fiberglass to reinforce a rusted floor pan in an old car. I found someone answered the question if it could be used with fiberglass, so I’m trying it out. I’m using fiberglass cloth. I could not find the SDS sheet anywhere. I searched for the manufacturers website and all I came up with is the fact that the seller is actually the manufacturer (at least that’s what it looks like since they sell to Nepal and all over the world). I have to say - it’s very good marketing. The bottle catches your eye. I’m hoping it withstands the heat from under the car. We’ll see! Will follow up if it fails!

Nice working time with this product and levels perfectly. I struggled with this kitchen counters and realized that I needed more working time than what I used. Poured nicely and easy to spread, I used gloved hands to spread. Make sure that you sand the counters if you have epoxy from a previous pour. Works nicely. I'll see if I can upload photos soon!

Altjough the resin(parts A and B) was excellent, there was confusion about how much to use. Ounces need to be figured out; using Milileters.

I have never do reviews of products, however, I feel like I need to with Dr. ResinI am a beginner at using resin, and I have been using the resin they sell at Michaels, it was ok, but a lot bubbles.I came across this product the other day, I read the reviews Neg and positive.For same amount of resin at Michael's it is $100.00 .I was able to order Dr. Resin for less money and it came over night.It was really easy to mix with low bubbles.There are reviews that talked about yellowing, and there is some mention about it in the directions. In my first time using, Dr. Resin, I did not get any yellowing at all. See Picture that is attached.My take ways are all positive1) The price iis good2) overnight ship3)easy to work with4) I will purchase again5) Read the directions before using

I used it for my craft. Love it ❤️

Worst epoxy I have used by far. Followed the directions to a T, as every epoxy is a little different. Washed the project with dish soap and hot water to make sure it was clean, dried the piece. Equal parts, mix gently for 5-7 min until haze is gone to minimize the possibility of bubbles. Put it in a dry, wind free room for 24+ hours at 73* and it should be fully cured in 72 hrs.It took 120+ hrs to fully cure at 0% humidity at 73*. Had somewhat of a gloss shine, no bubbles.It did not cure level and smooth over the project. Looked like the surface of the moon with pitting and cratering which didn't make sense. So I sanded the part down completely again, washed and dried, and mixed the epoxy again. went through the pour and waited another week for curing, and it did the same thing again. This project is now trash and I will have to make a completely new piece and use a different epoxy. Do not buy this product unless you are doing a flat counter and your willing to go back and fill in craters.Waste of money and time.Will be going back to using NicPro epoxy.

I use a lot of this resin for many different types of projects. If you are seeking a very good, all-around resin for your projects. I recommend Dr. Resin. I get 6 gallons at a time, and they are very prompt in shipping the product to me. I highly recommend this product and company.