JINH 32oz Epoxy Resin Kit Casting and Coating for River Table Tops,Handmade Art,Jewelry Projects,Casting Molds,Clear Resin Safe for Use on Wood,Jewelry Epoxy Resin,Easy Mix 1:1 Ratio Resin Kit

I've never used pourable epoxy before, so was hoping this product would be easy to use. It is! I've used it 3 or 4 times so far, with consistently excellent results. I turn wooden bowls from logs, so was looking for a product to stabilize "punky" wood and fill cracks. This product's thin consistency and long cure time make it ideal for both purposes. The downside, of course, is that masking tape "dams" must be used to contain the epoxy, otherwise it runs out all over the place. It also sinks into porous areas, leaving a rough surface. No problem, though, I just use multiple coats when needed. I've used tinting colors with it, with excellent results. Overall, a fantastic value.

I got into a new hobby of working with cement to build fountains because, well, I'm not paying $400 for a cement fountain. I made a few fountain tops and realized the paint wasn't going to last with water and sun beating it over time. I wanted a glossy finish with a gold shimmer and decided to seal my fountain tops with UV resistant resin to protect the color and prevent the paint from getting in the water seeing as I built it for hummingbirds. It came out amazing! I didn't have a torch for bubbles, but that didn't matter as no bubbles came of it. Will definitely be using this for other artistic creations in the garden. Top came out glossy, and so far after 3 months of continuous use, the resin has not chipped, cracked, nor has the color on the cement top faded as it's been in the fountain. Highly recommend. Easy to work with.

I wanted to try resin for so long but I could only find bigger bottles. These are 4oz each. The extra items were nice to have even though I had most already. It stirred up easy and I was able to do some coasters. I wore a respirator as you should but while it was drying, there was hardly any odor to none. It dry even;ly and clear. It is supposedly food safe. TIP: Put B in first as it is thinner and easier to mix A into it. Have fun.

It doesn't have a strong smell.. Easy to work with.. The cure time mainly depends on how warm the environment is.. Crystal clear when dry.. I did struggle a bit with bubbles but I think it was just operator error..

I used this on a train layout for a river and waterfalls. There was also a submerged scale model pickup truck that was used as a special effect, and I was concerned about air bubbles. It worked flawlessly! The only caution I would give is do multiple pours and a quarter of an inch to half inch max. Some have had curing trouble, and be sure you stir thoroughly to avoid problems with the drying correctly.