16Oz Epoxy Resin Kit and Mold Complete Set, Resin Jewelry Making kit, Crystal Clear Casting Kit for DIY Art Crafts Cast Coating Wood, One Resin Mold Included, Fully Harden - 8Oz+8Oz

I have nothing bad to say , perfect for starters

I have had so much fun using this product. I’d recommend it to anyone who does epoxy work.

It works fine I mix it for five minutes like it says and when I put paint in it, it was so beautiful and didn't separate. I ordered the second time and for some reason it had bubbles I don't like it

I love the item

i loved this because recently my pet fish died and i didn’t wanna let go cuz it was a emotional support animal so i wanted to preserve it and it made a wonderful item to carry my best friend in my pocket until i’m ready to let go

Mivofo Epoxy Resin Kit (16 oz)I've been getting into resin working and dice-making, and I've gotten 6 different epoxy resins to try. I wanted to know the difference between brands, so decided to try a test experiment. Epoxy resin is the kind that you have to mix together with a hardener (unlike the UV resin that cures under UV light), so I opened each resin and its included hardener, poured equal measures of both into a mixing cup, stirred vigorously*, and poured the mix into a silicone pouring cup to set. Then I left them for 24 hours to harden.*A note on stirring: You're not supposed to stir "vigorously" because that can introduce bubbles, which are not what you want in your final product. You're supposed to sort of "fold" the mix, like you would a delicate baking mix. I ignored this and stirred vigorously because I wanted to see which resin had the least bubbles if I didn't treat them with care during stirring. Sort of a "stress test", if that makes sense.One thing that was interesting for all these resins: they were all very low in odor compared to the UV resins I'd previously put through similar tests. I was surprised by this, as I'd been told through word of mouth that epoxy was usually much higher in odor than UV resin. I don't know if the low odor was because I only mixed a small amount of the epoxy, and if that would hold true for larger doses.---The Mivofo resin came out perfectly clear, with no yellowing whatsoever. I can't find a single bubble in the piece, which is amazing. The top of the piece is almost completely flat and self-leveled, with a tiny bit of a concave dip where the resin crept up the sides of the cup and which could be easily sanded down if you needed the piece to be perfectly flat. There is no odor whatsoever on the cured resin, which is important if you plan to sell or use your work immediately.Verdict: I can't find any fault or flaw in this resin. Considering the volume, and the included extras (the mixing sticks and measuring cups, plus the safety gloves), and the jewelry mold included for practice, this is a great value and I can recommend the product without reservation.NOTE: This review is based on a free advance review product provided through Amazon Vine.~ Ana Mardoll

This is a set of epoxy resin for crafting. In the box you get two 8 oz bottles labeled A and B of epoxy. You mix them together in equal amounts by volume, stir for 5 minutes, then you have 45 minutes of working time before the epoxy begins to cure. In the box, you also get a pair of disposable gloves (essential), two 100 ml disposable measuring cups, two 50 ml disposable measuring cups, some popsicle sticks, and a rectangular silicone mold, plus printed instructions.I find this epoxy works well for my resin projects. The epoxy is easy to mix and works well with either powdered or liquid pigments. It dries clear and hard, although it’s important to make sure to mix the amounts accurately and stir for a full 5 minutes for best results. It also helps to work at a temperature of 75-80F to avoid bubbles (too cold) or flash curing (too hot). The accessories that come with the kit are quite useful, although the mold is simply a bonus item—you will definitely want a greater selection of molds to work with. This set would pair well with your choice of silicone mold sets and a pigment set. Overall, this epoxy is easy to work with and great for crafting.

This resin kit is a great starter kit, providing the bare basics for resin crafting. I've been stocking up on the dyes and other additions that this kit doesn't include, and made some very nice pieces with this resin! I really like the keychain block/pendant mold this came with- it's great for testing dyes and powders for the finished look before committing a large amount of resin into a mold.The resin took about 6 minutes to fully mix, going very slowly and carefully. I did not treat for bubbles, and only had one or two small bubbles on the surface of my finished pieces! This resin took about 14 hours to cure to a somewhat soft, but not tacky consistency, and no more than 24 hours to fully harden. It unmolded very well, and I'm very pleased with the results!I can't speak much to the non-yellowing properties of this resin since I dyed most of the pieces yellow, lol. The blue/grey jar came out very lovely though!This resin gave me predictable and desired results, and lives up well to its claims and my expectations. I would definitely order more of this resin, and gladly recommend it.16Oz Epoxy Resin Kit Crystal Clear Casting Kit for Jewelry DIY Art Crafts Cast Coating Wood, Easy Casting Resin, One Resin Mold Included, Fully Harden - 8Oz+8Oz

I messed up the first time I used it, but after following the directions I got a great, solid product and there are NO visible bubbles. I added colour to mine, and combined it with some live edge wood to make handle scales for a Bowie knife I am building. It is rock solid, and looks amazing. Would recommend you pour thicker molds in layers. I will definitely buy again.