Pro Marine Supplies Clear Table Top Epoxy Resin (16-Ounce Kit) UV Resistant, Self-Leveling High Gloss Shine for Wood Table Top, Bar Top, Counter Top, River Table, and Other DIY Resin Art Projects

I purchased to fill a several of one-to-two-inch cracks and holes in a large natural oak kitchen table that I made. Very easy to use...just follow the instructions and mix appropriately. Recommend using painters' tape to mark off the section not to cover, easy does it when you pour the multiple layers of epoxy, and definitely use a heat gun to reduce air bubbles as they will develop during the curing period. The finish product was very clear and solid conversation section, which many people have commented positively.

Affordable and easy to use. Clear instructions. I was able to finish a project i was working on for my motorcycle using this product. Highly recommended

The odor from this is so bad. I’ve used a lot of different brands and none have stunk as bad as this. It does work really well and leave a beautiful glass like finish. If you’re in a really really good ventilated area, you might be ok.

I used it to fill in knot holes voids in a cutting board. Beautiful. Very clear.

I enjoy this resin as a coating resins and for coasters and trays. It's thick so lots of bubbles when casted BUT it isn't meant to use for casting so that's OK.The shipping was horrible. I lost a LOT of the hardener (since it is thin) and some of the resin (as it is far thicker) upon arrival and everything was sticky, the box wet... it was a mess. I lost at least half the product since I need hardener to use and at least 1/4 to 1/3 of the resin itself.To improve the shipping, I would suggest a small rubber stopper that fits into the bottles and prevents leaking.To improve the product I would like to see better UV protection. Especially for a product based off of marine use and one meant for tabletops which are expected to be a longterm piece even if used indoors.. I've been using this in a UV yellowing test and while others are holding up this resin has (disappointingly so) yellowed significantly after 1 week in full sun where as other ( cheaper ) resins have no yellowing at all.The only other improvement I would make on the resin itself is the heat resistance rating. I feel like a table top resin should resist heat to at least 180-200°F. The peak heat resistance for this epoxy after full cure (which takes a couple of months) is a very low 135°F. Anything over this can cause indentations on your project which make this resin less than ideal for coasters, trays, and tabletops the exact things I would like to use this resin on. The low (if any) uv resistance makes this resin less than ideal for large projects you want to last for years (such as tabletops)The pros to this resin is that it cures wonderfully. Great finish, glossy and cures hard. It also releases bubbles well with or without a torch when poured at the recommended 1/8 to 1/4" thickness (again, not meant for castings such as the pyramid used in photos). It also creates beautiful wave effects when used with a good white pigment and produces beautiful blooms within the wave when torched.