Aquarium Safe Epoxy Resin Fresh Or Saltwater Use -MAX ACR A/B 96 Ounce Kit for Coating, Casting, Sealing, Gluing, Fiberglassing Resin -Custom Plywood Aquarium, Concrete Coating Sealant for Koi Ponds

I have ordered over $1000 of this epoxy along with their aquarium safe epoxy adhesive for my 750 gallon plywood aquarium build and had almost zero problems. I went overboard with multiple coats of resin and fiberglass. The only issue is alligatoring pattern when applying over fiberglass. This can be corrected with some sanding and heavy coats of the epoxy or "omitting the fiberglass" which is suggested. I really needed the extra strength of the fiberglass so I was willing to use more epoxy than needed. It mixes well with colorants and mica powders. Use of gram scales down to the hundredths of a gram is recommended when mixing 2 to 1 ratio. If you want really knowledgeable info on their products call their website. They make superb products! Pictures to come when nearing completion!

I purchased this product to coat a large piece of driftwood. I’m setting up a 400 gal aquarium and wanted to seal the wood incase any toxic substance that might be in the wood. I did this in my basement with virtual no fumes.I will be putting the driftwood in my aquarium tomorrow.Easy to use and would highly recommend this product .

Love it, but bottle was delivered cracked. I mean it hasn’t messed anything I’ve made up so I continue using it lol. Good product besides the cracked A bottle

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Bought this 10 years ago to help reduce corrosion on an DIY aluminum aquarium. It wasn't built rigid enough so some parts flex and those delaminated after about 5 years + exposure to UV light but any spot not exposed to high UV light or which is blocked from flexing has remained attached.Flexing aluminum sheets and rigid epoxy exposed to UV light is basically one of the worst cases so I'm still impressed.Second part I'm impressed by, those 10 year old bottles still work after being stored sealed in a garage for 10 years. Cure time seems slower, but it is 65F so under the recommended temperature, it seems viable for non-critical projects.