🎨 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 Review

The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because bottle B leaked a bit and that was due to the cap. But other than that, this product is great! This was my first time making resin art and it is very easy to use, cleaning was an easy task and it doesn't smell bad. I tried creating the layer myself and it came out very clear, then I added all the glitters. I just ordered more, love this product. Update: I bought this again and received it yesterday and the same thing happened, bottle B leaked again.

This resin is not suitable. It's very bubbly, although I mix and pour carefully. The cap has a pointed tip on both resin and hardener that takes forever to pour. I ended up using the lid for pouring, but underneath is a pad with a small circle in the center where the resin is poured. With the cap off you have to be careful not to splatter the hardener or resin onto the sides (which happened twice with my hardener). This resin cures very quickly, which is a plus if you want to test out your…

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…

Where are the bubbles? I love, love, love Pixiss Resin because you can use it to create transparent objects without bubbles. My studio is in the basement, so using Pixiss resin is a bit cool without heating. First, I place the unopened bottles in a sink of very warm water for at least 20 minutes or until the water begins to cool. I then thoroughly rub each bottle before blending them together. I carefully measure each ingredient into a measuring cup. I then fill a flat bottomed bowl with warm…