Crafting with OZ Epoxy Resin: Transform Your Countertop into a Stylish Cheeseboard Review

I have never tried epoxy but my kids are obsessed with 5 minute crafts and use it a lot for crafts. Having no experience in this business, we made a paperweight out of jelly molds and it worked! My son is so happy! I have a ton left so this could definitely make a much larger product. The set included mixing cups, stir sticks and gloves so it was very easy. It hardens in less than 24 hours and is rock hard. Now it's become a dating hit, so I have to hide it. We even turned the flower into a…

I've been doing resin projects for a while now and have tried different brands. This brand is one of the best I've used. First, there is very little or almost no odor compared to other brands I've used. I had to wear a mask to block the strong odor when using other brands. Secondly, it's very clear, I use it for small projects like keychains or jewelry and it worked great. This product is also very easy to mix with almost no bubbles when stirred slowly and slowly. Often bubbles will form if you

I have spent enough time on this product. Reviews can be fake. Be careful. Coated a very expensive forged carbon fiber with this epoxy and it failed me twice. The first time I used a scale to make sure the parts were 1:1 the same. The epoxy was soft/tacky and never fully cured even after a full week of drying/curing. Getting the product out of my parts was a nightmare. I tried again and paid more attention to the instructions. and pour each product into separate clear mixing cups and use volume

Came cloudy and resin and hardener. I ruined a few of my favorite shapes, they burned very hot. It was unpredictable, you never know if it will work or not. I have used my resin dyes and the items became gummy and after a week they are still gummy even after using a few drops, very flexible and soft. I tried to make a square paperweight and did 4 fills so it wouldn't burn too quickly. I followed the rules, I didn't use my torch at all to get the bubbles off but used the heat gun in short puffs,

This is my first time using resin so I decided to start with it because it's affordable and you get a lot. It's good for beginners, it's a 1:1 ratio, so it's very easy to measure. The hardener is very thin and the resin is very thick. I blended them together until there were no white streaks left. Perfect the first time. But my problem that I keep encountering is that this resin is unreliable. Very hit or miss. I mix it exactly the same every time, for the exact amount of time. Sometimes it…