Art & Craft Epoxy Resin Kit | Low VOC & Low Odor | Crystal Clear | for Jewelry, Earrings, Coasters, Casting, Molding, Crafting & More | Great Color Stability | 100% Solids (2 Gallon)

This is the best resin I have used so far. I live in Florida and work outside on my art. This behaves really well, even in some humidity. If I let it cure inside there's barely any bubbles ever. It's not yellowing in the hot sun n which is a huge bonus. I think for the price is the best. The company seems to support the artists that use their products as well!! I'm still a novice and it's ready to work with. I have their deep pour as well and it's also super good.

FIRST, I had preserved the funeral flowers for my son in silica dust particles for 10 days... Then, I proceeded to capture them for eternity in this epoxy. . .1) ENSURE you shake OFF all the silica OUT of the flowers gently but VERY well first... otherwise, it can leave a yellowy-orange hue in the epoxy... Fortunately, this happened only for two flowers at the bottom of my display and they still look nice... as if they were 'starting' to whilt... while the rest of my flowers (Roses) were a nice pure white. . .;2) PREPARE your flowers carefully...3) ENSURE you follow the instructions for this epoxy mix !4) Take your time ...pour over the flowers GENTLY ! It is BEST if you pour a thin layer first... (Do, a small quantity enough to cover the bottom of your container) ...so the base of the flowers stay stuck EXACTLY where and how you want them... leave this first layer harden a bit... THEN, do more pours... ONE at a time. . . until you have the flowers completely covered. . . Pour GENTLY and slowly to REDUCE the chances of getting bubbles coming out of the flowers in the epoxy...4) By using the 'layered' method, you can add things between the layers and this will give your project a 3-D effect which will look STUNNING ! (I added some tiny red cinnamon candy hearts which were an actual treat I found in my son's personal belongings he carried with him as an added souvenir of him and WOW does it look nice !)This was my FIRST ever project using natural silica-DRIED flowers ! (NOTE : For BEST results, DO NOT USE FRESH FLOWERS... they do not do well... White roses especially will turn YELLOW in epoxy and look 'whilted'. . .).You can also dry flowers by hanging stems of them head downwards but they will look whilted without turning a 'rotted' look but will nor look as 'fresh' looking and nice as the silica-dried method. . .This epoxy looks slightly 'blue' when you mix it... but hardens to a very CLEAR beautiful block when you are done ! Like magic ! Absolutely BEAUTIFUL !I do not know if I can add a photo here LATER...but I will try. . . I have yet to unmold my beautiful job ! I want it to 'CURE' for longer first. . .I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT !! SUPER HIGH QUALITY !

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This is really good expoxy resin, if anyone gives negative comments …. U have to mix exactly the correct measures and mix until it’s mixed really well…… don’t mix vigorously!! I love it …. Thank you … it’s absolutely beautiful on wood !!! I make my crafts with wood … the expoxy brings out the grainIf people are getting cloudy resin, it’s prob because u have it in a colder environment,And if u have bubbles, u need a little torch to go over it quickly and check it every 15 minutes about 3 times and run the torch over it again.I love this stuff

This resin is honestly quite good. For the price, it's at least 4x cheaper than other name-brand options. Disappointed they only make a 24 hours resin (would have like a pot-life version of 9 mins), but c'est la vie. The silicone measuring cups are a great idea. I did a lot of pours, one after the other, with the measuring cup and it seems to form small dots that are hard to remove over time. But still, everything better than expected