Epoxy Resin Crystal Clear Coating Kit 1135g/1100ml – 2 Part Casting Resin 1:1 Ratio For Art, Craft, Jewelry Making, River Tables

Extremely good product, mixes very well with no bubble issues I could it easy to use with its self leveling the results are crystal clear & im so impressed with the finish. I used this to seal the bark on a timber ring & coat after sanding down to make an outside table see pics for results, will definitely be using again - 10/10.

Easy to use very good product

Having purchased more expensive resin I was a bit sceptical about buying this as it cost a 3rd less. However, the kit came with the gold leaf which looks so pretty mixed in. The first time I used it I had lots of bubbles but this resin works so much better when it's warned before use and I put the stirred pot in a bowl of lukewarm water and it mixes better, I then leave for 10 mins before stirring again to make sure it's properly mixed. This resin tends to have lots of little bubbles when used cold. It's quite a strong smell compared to others I've used. After pouring, I go back 10 mins later and ensure no bubbles are around the base of my mould otherwise this causes holes. Cured coasters within 24hrs. This kit is really good value for money, especially good if mixing in glitter or gold leaf, it's clear if mixed properly. But don't over heat when mixing it out will set before pouring.

Excellent, absolutely clear, easy to remove bubbles. Lovely finish, drying can be sped up by warming (not too much). Not sure how long current pricing will last, but exceptional value at £16 per litre.

This is actually a really good resin as good as other top brands. I’ve made a lot with this and ordered a few times with no problems! If anything I prefer this one to others.

Always the best resin with great results

Good value for money

This is a great and complete set to get you started with epoxy resin. The quantity for good for my purposes. The instruction clear. And the result very satisfying. My wife was looking for a set of cabochon pendants that were to be attached to a bride’s bouquet. Eventually she bought a set that included a mould for epoxy resin cover domes for which I had to buy a separate set of epoxy resin material. I was quite intrigued to try it out and was curious about the process. Working with the resin epoxy was quite easy through I got some experience with a single pendant first. During this I found that it was easier and led to a more satisfying result to pour a small amount of resin epoxy directly on the picture in the pendant rather than making a fitting dome with the casting mould. The trick with resin epoxy is to get it fully transparent without stains and bubbles, however there is more risk of this when using the fairly deep dome mould. I found that my domes were too thick making it hard to distinguish the pictures underneath. So pouring in a little bit of resin epoxy on the pendant, blowing some hot air on it to get rid of the tiny bubbles, and leaving it to dry for 24 hours worked very well. We were very pleased with the cabochon pendants I created. The set includes 2 bottles (epoxy resin & hardener), 3 plastic mixing cups, stirring sticks, 4 dosing tools, 2 sets of gloves.