Industrial Grade 1:1 Epoxy Resin 1 Gallon Kit | Easy to Use, Super Strong, Glossy, Clear, Water-Resistant | For Bonding, Sealing, Casting, Coating, Filling, Gluing - (1/2 gallon + 1/2 gallon)

Well packaged, drys quick in thin applications (12 hours or so) very easy to use, brushing or pouring! Very satisfied!

Never used epoxy before but this stuff is great and super easy to use. I actually recently purchased a house and the tile floor in the master bath didn't drain properly. Water sat in the corner of the shower. Mind you this is a 5×5 shower. After going through easy options I chose this. Never having used epoxy before I was concerned. Turned out great‼️ very satisfied‼️ super easy‼️ crystal clear finish‼️ I was very surprised not only in the product but also myself. Had fun and enjoyed doing it. Already ordered more to find the next thing I'm going to epoxy lol.

Good stuff

Very Nice I would buy again.

Easy mix.

So, the positives. Product is simple to mix. A 1:1 ratio. That's all that's positive.This resin has resulted in the destruction of >$1500 in molds and forms. The resin does not set. It remains a pliable gel indefinitely (1 week and counting).So of course: "you didn't mix it right". Yeah, I thought that too. I used volumetric pumps, cups and even tried weighing it (package said by volume, but hey, I thought I would try). I have tried multiple iterations in testing conditions....no joy."You had suboptimum temps" Nope. Used the optimum curing temp per package. Nothing. I even heated with thermostatic controlled heating. Low temp (below manufacture specs) actually had better results...but still totally useless. Go figure. We are pushing 2 weeks and the mess is still as pliable as wet fiberglass."It must be a bad batch". I thought so as well...so I bought another gallon. Nope. Same thing."You just don't know what you are doing". Sure, I guess that could be the fallback. I've only been doing the whole fiberglass thing for the better part of a decade. But every other resin I've tried (epoxy, poly, everything) has worked with some nuance...but actually cured."Why did you use this if others worked". Well price point and working material."Well you got what you deserve for using the cheap stuff". Can't argue with that.In conclusion, I am avoiding this product. I would request a refund, but I don't think amazon will cover a mess of gooey fiberglass and wood. Sure, it might be 10 bucks cheaper than name brand...but how much is your project worth? I'd say probably more than that 10 dollar delta.

Catalyzed in 9 minutes. Followed instructions. Measured all mixes. Caught off guard when pouring out gel lumps after 9 minutes. Messed up my whole project. I won't blame the company, resin, or instructions. I'll blame the temperatures so the rating does not harm the manufacturer/ seller.

I used this to seal a porous ceramic surface. I cut it with 10% acetone so that the stone would absorb it.