🎨 Epoxy Resin Clear Crystal Coating Kit 8.8oz - 2 Part Casting Resin for Art, Craft, Jewelry Making, River Tables - Includes Bonus Gloves, Measuring Cup, and Wooden Sticks Review

I usually make pottery and make ashtrays with glass in the middle. After firing there were small bubbles on the glass which were quite sharp so I decided to buy this resin to fill it. It works amazing! It is crystal clear and there were no bubbles in it. I especially liked that it wasn't ridiculously expensive. I would suggest weighing the resin before use. I've tried measuring by eye before (with resin, not that brand) and the result is pretty gummy. Also, use two containers. And pour it all…

I like it! I think this is the perfect little kit for beginners (particularly because of the longer build time - I can take my time perfecting small details because of this formula - I spent over 30 minutes getting the part looking bubble free etc right away) . magnet) and also just for smaller projects in general (lugging around 0.5-1 gallon jugs isn't easy for me at the moment). Blends easily, as do the little cups and chopsticks that come with it, although I don't like the gloves themselves.

I was looking for a resin to make custom mugs and this resin was perfect. I don't make much but was looking for someone to make a cup or two and this resin was more than enough. This resin is completely clear and when I mixed it there weren't many bubbles. Also, there are very few bubbles that I was able to remove with a bit of heat. I had more than enough resin to not only make this mug, but while I didn't have enough to make another mug, I was able to make some decorations with the rest. I…

I really liked the size and there seemed to be enough spare parts in the kit to try the resin for the first time. I have to admit that, looking back, my expectations for the end result were perhaps too high. I expected at least a clear, crystal clear resemblance. Not exactly crystal clear, almost glassy in appearance, but something like that. Definitely not what I've achieved. It could well have been compromised. Me. Lol I would say if you follow the directions I made up to the point of curing…

I previously bought a starter kit that included a two part epoxy. This batch was disastrous, not solidified at all. This two-part epoxy was much easier to use and gave results that were second to none. It comes with measuring cups, which are enough for a 1:1 mix even if you don't have a scale. However, the resin bubbles a lot and doesn't degas very well, so even with vigorous stirring and the help of a heating tool you won't get crystal clear results on anything thicker than 5mm. If you plan to