Epoxy Resin Kit, 1000ml/35.2oz Clear Epoxy Resin Crystal, Easy Mix 1:1 Ratio Epoxy Resin and Hardener with Measuring Cup, Dropper, Wooden Sticks, Gloves for Jewelry Making, Art, Craft Decoration

Very nice great product

Me gusto la calidad de esta resina

For beginners easy to use, I wish it would dry faster but its ok I was happy with outcome

Ruined an expensive copper art project as it NEVER fully cured! Was a liner for a copper water vase meant to pour water but what poured is the resin. Mixed 50/50 ratio, matter of fact full bottles, in the summer heat of Riverside, CA…..so the problem isn’t me. I would warn anyone against this product. Money back won’t replace the loss to this work.

I'm new to resin mixing and especially A/B style resin where you mix it together. This was easy to work with and blended up very well. It took colors, glitter, and mica powders well and cured nicely in my small curing oven. I'm very happy with this brand and would definitely recommend!

To start instructions were fairly simply to follow, and I added colors to the epoxy really blended in well. I used this to fix and old coffee table that had some cracks and pieces missing. So far still holding together great only issues were likely due to inexperience had to sand a lot of bleed outs and some areas had bubbles and voids. Overall great product and I am looking forward to to trying again.

Let me start by saying I am in no way a resin expert. I've only done a handful of products and obsessively watched resin pour artists on YouTube. That being said, there are a few small things with this kit that make it a bit hard to manage for people who have no idea what they're doing.First off, it does come with everything you need to make CLEAR resin art (though the box makes it look like it has the ability to add color, this set does not include any ingredients necessary to do so. I used my own mica powder to add color to my projects as seen in the pics). You get parts A and B in their own clearly labeled jars, two measuring cups, some pipettes, stirring sticks, and some REALLY flimsy gloves I suggest not using. A good rule of thumb is to get vinyl or latex gloves and always, ALWAYS double glove for safety. I did have a lot of trouble getting the paper sealant off of the bottles, though.Here's where the issues comes in. There aren't any instructions. There is a paragraph of a semi-sort of instructional blurb but it's translated from another language and isn't overly clear. As previously mentioned, the gloves are useless so you'll need to get better gloves. It doesn't list anywhere that you should properly ventilate the area, how to clean up spills if you make any, how long the drying time is for how much resin you use, how to properly set up the resin (it just says stir for 3-5 minutes but it's a bit more complicated than that). Basically it's a REALLY good set if you already know what you're doing, but beginners should probably find an instructional video with some better step-by-step instructions to make sure they do it right. Once you know everything you need to know, it's smooth sailing and this is a really comprehensive kit aside from the gloves!

This epoxy resin kit is pretty on par with most decent brands I have used in the past. I had some trouble with bubbles, but I always have trouble with bubbles so that’s probably just me. Cure time was as expected. My clear spots came out nice and clear, no yellowing. My real takeaway from using this kit was the cure time. Most kits cure too fast on me, this one gave me a little more wiggle room. Nothing like, life changing, but I would recommend/order again.