TAKIMO 1 Gallon 3×UV Resistant Resin Kit,No Bubble & Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin for Coating, Casting, Table Top,DIY, Bar Top, River Tables, Resin Art, Wood with High Gloss Finish

El Kit de Resina Epoxi Resistente a los Rayos UV es una excelente opción para quienes buscan crear proyectos duraderos y visualmente atractivos. Su facilidad de uso, resistencia UV y versatilidad lo convierten en una herramienta imprescindible para artistas, diseñadores y aficionados del DIY. Si estás buscando una resina que garantice acabados profesionales y longevidad, este kit es sin duda una opción que vale la pena considerar.

Pump city is a dream! This was my first time utilizing the pumps on resin containers, and I won't go back. The quality of the resin pours was great, nice and clear. The value is ideal and forms stayed hard with appropriate ratios. Functional and only minor leakage.

It's clear epoxy resin. Just pay close attention to the quantity. It's not incorrect but slightly misleading. You get a gallon kit, meaning a gallon when the two are mixed. Still a good buy.

Early report (April 23, 2025/3:15 PM/NW WA/Temps mid 60's) - Poured 4 hrs ago, does not appear to be "kicking" at all. Doesn't seem to be any change in viscosity from when I poured it. The temps will start dropping soon to around 54 deg., maybe! What happens then?Follow up: 12 hrs later, resin still extremely tacky! 24 hrs later my project appeared ruined. Instead of glossy shine, it looked like frosted glass. Still soft. Per the mfg, I lightly sanded with 220 and poured on another coat. We'll see in 24 hrs! So far not impressed with the product!Follow up: As noted above, I lightly sanded and poured on a second coat twice as thick as the first, but still a little less than a quarter inch. I covered the table for 2.5 days to keep the bugs out. After that time I uncovered it and it looked like glass. It came out beautifully. I'd really like to put on one more coat, but don't want to take a chance of screwing up what I got.I was not impressed initially, but I am now. I'm very happy with the results!

I did a counter top and it worked perfect. Spread evenly and gave me plenty of time to work with different colors.

The media could not be loaded. I’m not a negative guy and usually give products a chance. But this is by far the worst epoxy I have ever used. I was using this as a final clear coat because of the extra UV protection. While mixing, I noticed it was very thin. Which is no big deal, it will just level better. Minimal bubbles while mixing. But man, it went downhill from there. The epoxy would not cover. It would not even stick to itself. It would run off the edges and leave spots with no epoxy. I would cover again and break the surface tension, it ran off again. After about 40 minutes of fighting, I thought I had it “good enough”. Only to come back in 20 minutes to a final coat filled with pot marks. This was a waste of time and money. Now I will have to wait for product to cure, sand and coat with a quality product. I usually use Promise UV Art Coat or Stone coat products. I’ve learned my lesson. I use several hundred gallons of epoxy a year. This is the worst.

Great product did our master bathroom floor in pennies(took forever to lay them down, do not recomend this unless patience is your srongest trait) worked out perfectly! Used a blow torch to pop the bubbles that inevitably appeared from the mixing process

Not good for pours thicker than an inch and 1/2 unless you have a vacuum chamber to degas the resin as it's very prone to bubbles. The cure time is more like 72 hours before it can be turned on a lathe or sanded. Good price though, if you are making jewelry or small coasters, and have a vacuum chamber.The resin is crystal clear as long as care and time is invested in the degassing process. Must be SLOWLY hand stirred, to avoid bubbles as well.