Review on Epoxy Resin - Clear Resin Kit for Art, Jewelry, and Casting - 2 Part Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin 16 OZ Kit with Instructions by Heather Shaw

Now that I've had the opportunity to test many different brands of resin I've pretty much come to the conclusion that resins are either good or bad and rarely in between. In my opinion, this is definitely one of the GOOD resins! It had minimal bubbles - I stirred slowly for about 5 minutes. I could probably stop at 4 minutes and then there wouldn't be any bubbles, but I wanted to make sure my resin was fully mixed, so after about 4 minutes of mixing, some bubbles started to form. The mix ratio for this product is 1:1 by volume. which is always beautiful. This resin mixes well, pours well, and cures enough to remove cured objects the day after pouring. Thinner cured parts will stay flexible for a few days before fully curing, but they will cure and cure fully, unlike some not-so-good resins. This is a really nice resin to work with. I made some smaller earrings, an ashtray, a keychain and some chicken pieces and it turned out great. The hardened parts were easy to separate from the mold. Overall, this is a really nice resin to work with and I recommend trying it out.