Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit 16oz, Bubble-Free, Anti-Yellowing, Self Leveling Easy Mix 1:1 Coating and Casting Resin for Table Top, Molds, Tumbler Crafts, Painting, Jewelry, DIY Gifts

I used this clear resin to repair a refrigerator drawer on my camper. It was a part I could not source anywhere, and I had large pieces missing. I ended up being able to use clear plastic tape to create a backing for where the plastic was missing. I then mixed up this 2-part epoxy, and poured it into the "hole." The epoxy self leveled. I did see a few bubbles, so I took my heat gun and gently heated the epoxy. This eliminated them. Then I let the drawer cure overnight on my kitchen counter. So far, the repair has held despite being put to use in a high stress environment - inside a camper fridge that bears weight and has to withstand going down the road, bumps and all. Because the epoxy is clear, my repair is barely noticeable. I estimate this epoxy more than paid for itself, because I do not know how much a new drawer would have cost if I had would ever been able to find one. This epoxy got me out of a jam and saved me money. It's easy to use and I highly recommend.

Easy to mix, and dries nice and clear. Also easy to mix in color pigments if needed

I used it to repair the handle on an Oreck sweeper. It took 24 hours to set and it worked perfectly. Permanently fixed!!

The instructions are very clearly translated from a different language based on the grammatical errors present. The product itself is simple enough to use without reading them, though. It will ALWAYS cure completely within 24 hours as long as you do the following: A: Mix equal parts of A and B (by VOLUME, not WEIGHT) otherwise it will never harden completely. B: Stir until it looks blended enough, then stir some more to make sure, otherwise it will not harden in certain parts. C: Do not mix in cheap plastic containers or any containers you plan on using for anything except resin pours, as this stuff heats up when curing, and is very hard to clean off surfaces once cured (although it is very easy to clean as a liquid) It will stay as liquid for ~20 minutes after mixing, then will slowly gel and solidify over the next 24 hours. Do not mess with it until 24 hours have passed, as it may not be completely cured in the bottom or middle of your project. When it dries fully it is very tough, it took a few good swings with a hammer to shatter a small test chunk I had made. It is also perfectly clear once it hardens, and bubbles are not an issue unless you are making taller/thicker resin pours, as the product stays liquid for long enough to allow bubbles to escape naturally from smaller setups. Even with colorants added (food coloring/acrylic paint in very small amounts) it still set up completely, it just took much longer to cure. Using resin-compatible dyes would solve this but I had to use what I already had on-hand. Additionally, this stuff is kind of sticky but that is to be expected of any product like this, and this product is actually very easy to clean up as long as it has not begun to harden. All in all, besides the lack of quality control regarding the instruction booklet, this two-part resin is great for small craft projects and repairs, and I'd definitely recommend it if you don't need a large quantity of resin. If you plan on using this kind of stuff frequently, I'd recommend buying larger containers.

The bottle says the demold time is 4 hours, but when I demolded at four, it was extremely soft, like deforming under its own weight soft. However, demolding at 24 hours gives excellent results! Why not say to wait 24 hours? Despite the high demold time, it does have a really short work time. Be sure you have everything set to race to getting the resin in your molds once you combine the parts. After about 5 minutes, it gets so thick it's difficult to work with. By 10, you can forget it. However, once you ignore the instructions in the poorly translated booklet, this is a truly excellent resin. These dice, pressurized at 40psi, came out completely and totally clear. The short work time might cause problems if you don't have a pressure pot, though. Bubbles will get trapped as you stir like a mad man to beat the timer. If you're curious what mold I used in my example pour, it's from Druid Dice on Etsy. TL;DR, work time of 10 minutes, demold time of 24 hours pressurized, beautiful results.

I needed a quick solution as I usually use Total Boat. This is of poor quality, never cured, and never stuck to the wood. Also, I needed a quick solution, as I usually do with Total Boat. This is poor quality, never cured, and never stuck to the wood. It also would not sand and remained sticky. There is no way this could be used to create a "river table". In addition, when it felt dry on the surface, it was not dry throughout. Depth was 3 mm, letters in a sign. would not sand remained sticky. There is no way this could be used to create a "river table". In addition, when it felt dry on the surface, it was not dry throughout the pores. Depth was 3 mm, letters in a sign. This was for a gift, and let it dry for 4 days before scraping the project. Cost me twice in lost materials as this junk costs.

I already made my third purchase. If you follow the directions, don’t over mix, glaze the top with a blow torch. All the bubbles come out, it self levels nicely and it’s crystal clear. There were so many moisture ripples on this corner stand in my work office. It’s built into the wall, so I couldn’t remove it. Half a** patched the holes, and thought “how can I make this look really nice?” ….. This stuff worked, and made my vision come to life. Super cool. Super cheap for the quality and outcome.

I got this resin today and was excited to try it out since it should have hardened faster than my normal resin. I opened up the box and noticed that one of the bottles was very cloudy at the start (bottle A). I didn’t think much about it but when I opened the bottles up bottle A has some clear gelled up chunks in it- it had a large chunk near the lid and then a definite thicker part going down one side. I removed the chunk by the lid and thought I would give it a try anyway. I mixed the two parts- being very careful to measure correctly. I got the resin poured into my molds (dnd dice) and settled them to the side. I was very excited to use this particular mold and came back a few hours later just to check that things were going well and noticed that the dice contained only liquid still- it hadn’t firmed up at all. I thought maybe it needed more time and have just checked again at the four hour mark and still liquid. I will check tomorrow when I get up and maybe it will have started firming up but even if it does that would be no where near the four hour curing time that it is supposed to have so I am pretty disappointed and am worried that something is wrong with my bottle A and that I isn’t going to set up at all. Adding: next day- about 16 or so hours later it was firm enough to remold but still not hard and could bend and dent with my fingers- at least it wasn’t liquid anymore though. I am hoping it will continue to harden. I wish I had read reviews first though I might not have gotten this one. It has been rather frustrating.

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Für das ich absoluter Neuling bin was epoxidharz betrifft, hat alles auf Anhieb geklappt ! Tolles Ergebnis

Amazing resin very happy

Easy to use , excellent results , good quality and price