Review on 🎨 Epoxy Resin Crystal Clear Casting Resin Kit by Pixiss Brand - Easy Mix 1:1 Gallon Size, Perfect for Epoxy and Resin Art, Tumblers, Jewelry Making, Molds, and Crafts by Jessica Lewis

I used this material mainly for casting faceplates for Nendoroids and also used excess resin to cast other things from molds. I find that there is an inconsistency in whether something will fully solidify in its full form. I've often found that once placed in a white mold, which is essentially a bezel mold with a single hole at the top, the resin often cures about 50% in the mold. It's still soft and flexible for a few hours, but doesn't always get hard enough to stop flexing. This was true even if I didn't mix any dyes into it. I've found that if you mix the resin properly you'll likely have a lot fewer bubbles, but mixing creates a lot of bubbles, so if you don't mix the resin fully you'll deal with all those bubbles.