Craft Resin1 Gallon Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit with Pumps - Food Safe & UV Resistant for DIY Art, Wood, Jewelry Making, Coasters, Mold Casting Resin Epoxy - Low Viscosity for Beginners & Pros

Resin mixes crystal clear and bubble free. It’s an excellent product for small molds such as the pudding jars. As you can see in the photo how beautifully the resin cured. It’s definitely a great value for the money 💰 I’m always happy with the results and I recommend you try it too

Excellent Product. This is the first time that I have used this resin product. I used the resin for a 2.5" deep mold, 5" height, 4" Wide. I followed the directions exactly; voila, perfect results! My project required me to layer the resin within the proper time frame. Mixing the resin exactly as directed in the instructions is crucial, warm bath for the resin, and 3 minutes gently siring properly. You can't be in a hurry. I monitored the resin for bubbles to possibly develop on each layer for about the first 15 minutes for each. There were very few bubbles which were popped accordingly. I walked away too soon in monitoring the last layer and there were a few bubbles when I returned. Bad thing to do. The resin already started to cure. I waited a little longer, drilled into the resin to reach the bubbles to pop and cleaned drill dust thoroughly from the mold. I poured another thin layer of resin to fill bubble holes and coat the face side completely. There are a few tiny bubbles, but they are not any big deal and not that noticeable. I believe the bookends turned out beautiful. The Craft Resin Store has great customer service! They promptly sent me replies to my questions that I needed answered quickly to save me from my bubble problem (my fault). This project turned out beautiful. It's crystal clear. This resin is so easy to work with even if you are a beginner. I'll be ordering again. Thank you Craft Resin Store!

I really like that this resin mixes 1:1 ratio. Comes with a super-convenient pump top. Great value for the money. It's best to leave it in the mold for 2-3 days to harden fully. Seems like I had plenty of time to work with it after mixing it. Hardens well, not bad about bubbles. Takes color easily in mica powders and alcohol ink. Great size container, lasted quite awhile!

Easy to mix. hardens very well with clear finish. does not flow very well... even with wide flame spreader propane torch.

Best best resin love it love it! So easy to use and crystal clear

Cures nice & clear and hard.But it is thin, runs & puddles and cures SLOW.

This epoxy resin is great. It has a long working time and cures crystal clear. It's great for molds . I used it to pour a layer over a mini tumbler and when I pulled my tape the resin peeled up with it. It had a more rubber feel with thinner coats. I never had that happen with other epoxy kinds, other then that this is a great product. Definitely recommend

Bought this epoxy for a DIY natural slab coffee table project. I'm not an expert with epoxy work but neither it is my first time. The instructions on the box were a joke, like mix 1:1 and pour, no detail, and written in a funny style, like "wear eye protection if it makes you more comfortable, although it is not needed", maybe the translation from Chinese is to blame.Pros> Crystal clear liquid, hardens transparent. Produces virtually no smell. Low viscosity, penetrates detail and self levels well. Hardens to touch (although remains somewhat soft) in about 24 hours. They say 21 days to harden completely.Cons> If you mix it too much it breaks into thousands of bubbles, some of them will never come to the surface. If that happens discard the batch and start again. You need to work in a warm place and maybe heat it with a heat gun while pouring, although the instruction never mentions that. If you not mix it enough it won't settle. The bottom part of the hole I was filling won't harden in 3 days. I had to scratch it out and fill again from the other side, and the quality was not ideal. Not sure what was the reason, maybe mixing. Also, due to its penetration and low viscosity features it would leak out from any small hole. Make sure you mask the bottom and sides very well with several layers of tape.After several days it hardened and I tried to polish the surface but realized that it is still like a soft plastic, easy to embed any dust particles.Bottom line: from the first use, a decent epoxy but not easy to use, maybe try on something small scale first, see if you like the process.