1.5 Gallon Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit - Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit & Hardener for DIY Art, Resin Moulds Casting, River Table, Wood, Countertop Coating - Food Safe, Heat & UV Resistant

I gave this product four stars rather than five because, it comes with two part A and one part b. When you are done you have a part A container full and nothing to mix it with. This is baffling! 🥺🤔. Unless you already have a full container of part b on hand, or you find a seller who offer part B only; this is not a good bargain. (My opinion only) Otherwise the quality is good, and it mixes well.

This resin is easy to use low voc and low bubbles. This is the best reason I have used. Crystal clear finish

Worked perfectly will order again!

Overall the product is good. One word of warning. The company labels the bottles A and B on the cap. As you take off the cap to install the pump make sure you label the bottle yourself with a marker. Not sure why the manufacture did not think to add an A or B to the bottle itself. Seems like a small detail however if you remove the caps before you label it yourself you will not be able to identify which is which.

My daughter is using resin for the first time. She started with a fairly ambitious project, but she is doing a deep pour to preserve flowers from her great-grandmother’s funeral. We followed the recommendations provided for ambient temperature on the side of the box, which was about 10 degrees too cool. Google search provided the correct temperature. Upping the temperature got us much clearer resin, but there was no information provided about curing time between pours. 24 hours was too long. There was a very distinct pour line. On the second trial run, 12 hours at the right temperature was better, but the pour line is still visible. Today she’s attempting the final project & working at 5 hours between pours. I just think a more extensive guide accompanying the resin would be helpful. Also, there are bubbles. They’re pretty tiny, but they are still there, even when using a heat gun to try & remove them. Kudos to all the resin artists out there. It’s not an easy medium to work with. I doubt either one of us will attempt it again.