Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin – Food Safe, Non-Toxic, 1:1 Ratio, High Gloss for Bar Tops, Wood, Art, Jewelry, Casting & Coating – 35.2 oz Kit – Perfect for DIY Crafts & Tabletops

I am very pleased with this brand of resin. Now one of my top choices and WILL buy again. My process and experience as follows;I used the resin both warmed and not warmed and both experiences were very similar. When warmed (only a few degrees above room temp) the pour was smooth and the mixing went smoothly as well. A few bubbles when mixing but they all disappear when pouring. No strong smell. Feel fine without safety mask and felt safe letting it cure in my bedroom because of lack of smell. Bubbles were very minimal and disappeared quickly. Bubbles in final cured pieces were near none (two of my more finicky molds had one bubble each. Easily fixed and no big deal.) The reason I mention this is because this brand of resin has the LEAST amount of bubbles out of all the various kinds of resin I have used. The resin and hardener are very clear before, during, and after pouring (mixed clearer when warmer). At the point my pieces were half cured I checked on them and they were still tacky so that would probably be the ideal point to add heavier items so they can sink in (I did not personally test this but plan on quite a few more various pieces, so will have more updates in the future.). At about 3/4 cured I popped my pieces out as they were a little bit bendy still. I used a razor to clean up the pour edges. Having the resin not fully cured when you shave off the edges works great and avoids doing the hard edges later. I laid all my pieces on my tile and let them fully cure. They looked great! I had matte molds and shiny silicon molds to use so some of the pieces took on the matte finish of the matte molds (I will post pictures). When they were cured I was very pleased. Very clear, no bubbles inside the piece at all, so this resin would be perfect for simple botany pendants with plants/insects/ect where no mix in pigments are used. Cured HARD. Pieces are very sturdy and can withstand some rough handling. The shiny pieces are very smooth and look perfect. Did not use gloves and had no reaction throughout the entire process. Resin that got on my hands wiped off easily with a paint rag. Resin shavings from the razor touch ups did not make me have a skin reaction. This brand boasts being food safe, I have not personally tried it for that purpose but might post an update with something food related. Will be posting continual updates on this product. Definitly recommend. Easily 5 stars. (My first resin session had mix ins of metalic mica and fine glitter. Simple mix. The bigger glitter bits sunk to the bottom. Not everything sunk to the bottom so I was pleased with that as well).

Sneak peek at one of my favorite resin crafts!! I make and sell these! I have tried many different resin through out the past 6-7 months and find that this resin is good!! It’s low odor which I appreciate cause some other resin and epoxy gives off a strong odor that can cause headaches!!This one is equal parts and Easy to use unlike some where you need to measure amounts!This one good and reliable and hardens as should... I’ve made a decent amount of pieces with this set for customers. I really enjoy working work resin. This resin worked well with mica powder as well as alcohol coloring... I’ve also added glitters and other things to this resin and it turned out add expected.. if you’re looking for a new hobby and enjoy crafts you need to try making resin pieces... this set would be a good starter kit since it’s easy to use and hassle free (as long as you follow he correct directions)ALWAYS use gloves and a respirator when working with this... very important... any way The cost was reasonable and I’m happy! I wish the company made bigger size bottles so I would have to keep ordering but for now it’s fine.... I will continue to use this brand since it’s always a good turn out!!

The delivery was much faster than what I expected. The quantity is very decent for the price compared to the epoxy resin I purchased before at local store. I tried it in one of my art projects and it turns out really nice. It’s very easy to use, and the final result is smooth and shiny. Even my little brother wants to use it on his art project. Overall we are very happy with this ZDspoxy epoxy resin. Definitely will buy it again once this batch runs out.

Worked well and lasted a long time. Very low oder. Not the hardest if not sitting properly. Also not super heat resistant.

I received the UV version of this epoxy resin as a gift and was thoroughly impressed with its quality. I recently gave the traditional version a try, which was equally impressive. As a hobbyist who enjoys creating trinkets with epoxy resin, I can confidently say this is one of the best I've used, especially given its price. It has become my go-to resin for all my projects. For those experiencing issues with drying time, be aware that it depends on factors such as temperature and humidity, which is typical for this type of epoxy. This resin also offers the premium benefits of high-end (and expensive) epoxies, such as a clear finish, no bubbling, and resistance to yellowing. Given the price, I don't think I'll be purchasing another epoxy anytime soon.

This epoxy ruined several art projects of mine. The vase shown in the picture had an acrylic paint pour that dried and cured for several days, the epoxy separated like oil on water and left streaks running down the vase. I used gloves to smear and cover the vase with the epoxy, but it ruined this vase. 24 hours after doing so, the vase had what looked like it had just been rained on, streaks down the sides and water-like drops of epoxy on the bottom, no leveling whatsoever. This epoxy seriously just completely separated as if I put oil on water, creating those streaks and droplets. I also attempted to use it with alcohol ink on wine glasses, the first coat cracked and dried so fast with the alcohol ink. When fully cured, I had 'dry' spots where the epoxy looked like it wasn't even there. The picture of the 2 wine glasses is the second coat of epoxy where you can clearly see what I call dry patches where the epoxy somewhat shriveled away and left craters. This was the SECOND layer of epoxy. No excuse for this. Do NOT ORDER THIS EPOXY, there are so many out there, this one will leave you devastated.