Superclear Table Top Epoxy Resin 1 Gallon Kit, Crystal Clear 1:1 Coating | Self-leveling coating for bar tops, countertops, tumblers & wood. Anti-yellowing, UV resistant, food-safe, Made in USA

Worked and cured well - watch a few project videos first, and you'll be pouring resin like a pro in no time. Very low VOC - can be used indoors without mask as a result, which is HUGE! Make sure your pouring surface and work area is at least 65 degrees F for best results... and keep a hand torch ready, as just a quick pass of the Bernzomatic open flame will remove troublesome and unsightly "bubbles" that form during the early curing phase (before the epoxy sets). Took the dyes flawlessly, I had light gray base with blue and moss green details for walls, snow white for the ceiling (it was a multi-color, multi layer, multi piece custom bath enclosure) - sorry for the blurry image. Project came out looking great, the edges sealed perfectly with silicone, custom fit shower enclosure is 100% waterproof. Beware "buggy" grades of plywood as pouring substrate: I used a construction-grade 1/2 plywood as my flat base - and though nothing of it, as a good strong substrate. But if you use plywood as a base, especially construction grade, be careful as many commercial grade plywoods can have small "bugs" living just below the surface! I was unaware of this, and when my first coat of epoxy went on, I had to spend several minutes and intervals during curing picking "bugs" (small, gnat-like critters) which migrated out from the sub-layers of the plywood. At first i though I had a hole in my window screen, but no, they were coming from inside the plywood, and migrating INTO my lovely epoxy resin! Honestly I have run into this issue before, when 1st-coat painting fresh plywood projects - so it was more of a distraction, and actually did not harm the wood, the piece, or the project. It was just annoying, picking gnats out of setting epoxy... had I used particle board or another substrate, I would not have had this issue, so "my bad" but no harm done. I will definitely purchase this epoxy again: And excellent product, handles and performs very well, easy to use and "master"... looking forward to my next epoxy project!

This epoxy resin was super easy to work with. The directions were very clear. I only needed one coat to create an extremely clear and durable resin coat on my 24x 26” coffee table. So far the durability is tremendous especially since there is a three year old running around and being a 3 year old. The quality is great.

I have purchased this product several times and I am 100% satisfied with it. It mixes well and is crystal clear. I use it to put down layers onto table tops and to cast resin pens. The table tops pour out nice and I spread it out with a foam paint brush. I only have to get the thickness close as the resin then self-levels. Once it's spread out I use a heat gun to pop any surface bubbles. I then go away for 5 to 10 minutes. I return to use the heat gun to pop any micro-bubbles that have formed. It's hard to see them, but if you look at the surface at a steep angle while passing the heat gun over the resin you can see them pop. I am only passing the heat gun over the resin at the speed you might use a paint brush. I am not trying to heat the resin, just pop the bubbles. Then it's time to wait. 24 hours it's ready for me to apply another layer. I put things like old maps on the table so I will do 3 or 4 layers of resin. With the pens, I mix the resin and split it up into 2 or 3 small cups. I then add special dyes and glitters to each and stir well. I then let the resin sit for 10 to 15 minutes so that when I pour them into the pen mold, the different colors swirl around each other but don't mix together too much. I also tried a Chinese resin and I was not happy with how reliably it mixed. Sometimes it took several days to get fully hard. I have always had 100% success with this American made product and I can always take it out of the mold 24 hours later. I highly recommend this product.

I like it so far, the previous brands I bought I made a phone stand out of and after a few minutes the stand bends due to the weight of the phone, but with this product it stays in the same shape. It’s quite a hard dry and I love that. I’ve had some trouble while using it in the beginning bcz it’s sooo easy to get air bubbles and I can’t seem to get rid of them 100% so I mix it in warm water to lessen the bubbles and let it stay there for a few minutes while I decide what colors or designs I want to do. Btw I use it for arts and crafts to make keychains, coasters, pyramids, and fun little everyday or decorating stuff. I really recommend buying it, just have some patience with it.

Great stuff. I added some charcoal that I powdered up, as well as some powdered up brass plumbing fitting. I just used a grinder and collected the powder. Threw it all in this stuff and it looks great. Also I put a little glitter I think I don't know. It's a bit scratched up but that's because I abuse it it's a workbench more than a table top. The stuff is really hard and durable.

This resin is awesome. It dries quickly and shiny, clear and bright. I mixed it with white pigment and my project came out amazing. I already purchased another set of these bottles. They cured perfectly.

The product worked great, super clear and clean. We used it on a seasoned 2” maple live-edge slab for a countertop. The only caution is the cracks in the surface of the slab, which add to the character of the project, air bubbles continue well after one would think it’s complete. I was using a butane torch to bring up the air bubbles but still a few got through when I thought I was good to go. Also, use a digital scale for exact proportions.

This was my first try with countertop epoxy so I didn't know what to expect. I had a large project, 40sqft, and it was a real fight. I went through nearly 2 gallons of "application (cussing), reapplication (more cussing), repeat. I thought it was me. I was new. Some time (and many projects) later, coming back to this product I can tell you that the other reviewers were right. This product won't self level. I have many complaints actually, it's too thick, it's a PITA to work with, I find myself poking and prodding at it all the way to cure time (tricks like raising the temp won't fix). It doesn't like to bridge gaps, if there's a nail hole, that's going to be a problem. Even on basic wood I need 3 seal coats compared to my normal 2. It's not clear... yes the clarity of the finished product looks good, but other epoxy can give a more "under water" look where as this one is a touch darker, it looks ok, but doesn't look like eye candy GORGEOUS like what other stuff can deliver. Also it stinks. BAD. Not like a chemical smell, but like bad house mold which honestly, I'd rather have a chemical smell. So will this product work? Sure! I think if the price is right and the surface it's being applied to is smooth and sealed really well, sure! It will work,level just fine, and give reasonable end results. But if pushed past it's comfort zone, other products are far superior. Update. I'm throwing out the last half gallon. It's just not working for me.