Teexpert 16OZ Epoxy Resin - Crystal Clear Resin Kit for Jewelry DIY Art Crafts Cast Coating Wood,Easy Cast Resin Bonus with 4 Sticks,2 Graduated Cups, 2 Pairs Gloves, 2 Droppers, 2 Beak Covers

I've been using MagicFly for my bookmarks because it doesn't leave very many micro bubbles behind at all. Teexpert is my runner up since I haven't been able to purchase MagicFly resin before Christmas to complete projects. Teexpert resin cures almost micro bubble free. A lot of other resins leave behind a plethora of microbubbles. Now, my bookmarks are thin layers of resin so I don't know how it would turn out in a deeper cast. I'm happy with the result of my bookmarks. I've added photos with pictures of the micro bubbles left behind. I also warm up the resin by placing the bottles in warm water before mixing. I think the instructions for Teexpert resin might tell you to do the same. The warmth will help reduce bubbles as well. I do not own a pressure pot so finding a resin that degasses well on its own is important to me. I do use a long neck lighter to pop any bubbles that rise to the surface. This resin also mixes well with colors. The longer you wait to pour the more trapped micro bubbles there will be in the final product. Also, thin pours like this will take longer to cure and that's perfectly normal. After a couple of days and a doming layer, the resin will be hard and sturdy for other people pouring thin layers like I do for bookmarks.PS: For TUMBLERS: I saw a lot of people trying to use this for tumblers. I suggest finding a pure coating resin for tumblers. Coating and casting or just casting resins tend to leave those dimples. We've been using KS coating resin for our tumblers.

Worked really well. Mixed half and half for 5 minutes. It's too thick though to suck it up with the eyedroppers. Don't get it on your clothes cuz it's pretty sticky. Make sure you put newspapers down or a foiled cookie sheet. We just poured it really slowly. It's not a quick set though it does take like 24 plus hours which I didn't realize when we did this project with some teen girls. But all the girls loved it and were so excited and we made resin Domino keychains and hair clips

I’ve been working with resin for about 4 years now as a hobby (dice, coasters, planters and fairy garden trinkets) and have had some good and bad luck and through trial and error perfected my process but recently bought this resin because it was less expensive and would get to me quickly and I will never pay for more expensive resin again. There’s not a single bubble (I use a heat gun, and usually there are still a couple but not this time) and the pour is seamless and beautiful. I’ll be buying this from now on.

Really easy to use and great for newbies !

I really like this brand. I am new to this craft and so far this has worked best for me. I have tried 4 different brands and like this the best so far.

This resin was a very good except for the working time after mixed. It has very little bubbles, very low odor,but the working time not as long as they say but I would still order it again.

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Overall I really quite like this product. It drives very clear, levels out nicely, and no bubbles. The only slightly down side, is that it seems to take a little longer to cure and stop being tacky. I would still buy it again though

Nice complete package and the stuff works like it says it should. It takes powdered pigment really well and you have total control over it. Sets reliably and self levels.I’m using it for guitar inlays and its working out really well.

I had never used epoxy before, my project was a charcuterie board and it turned out excellent. The instructions are very easy to understand. I stirred it very slowly for 5 min and ended up with one very small bubble and I used a small torch that I have for creme brûlée. My board looks great. The pkg comes with everything I needed to measure and stir. I will definitely use this again.

The media could not be loaded.  I had never used resin before for my artwork, and this made my art look a thousand times more professional with such a thick coat of gloss. I would recommend to buy a heat gun to remove any bubbles.

I used it to smooth my 3d prints, and the product itself worked to do so (on PLA). Take note, it’s a lot more liquid than xtc, so i could run down the part more if you put too much. My only complaint is with the measuring cups which you can’t really see the marks on them, and with the crappy pipette which don’t fully empty themselves, making the 1:1 ratio a guess if used.