JANCHUN Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit 11.8OZ, Bubble-Free, Anti-Yellowing, Self Leveling Easy Mix 1:1 Coating and Casting Resin for Table Top, Molds, Tumbler Crafts, Painting, Jewelry, DIY Gifts

Easy to use , excellent results , good quality and price

It was great 👍

nice

Good for beginners as describe. Small size for resin, but enough to start few sample project.

It has came around two weeks and this is the second time for me to buy this it is amazing but I am sad because it wad leaked out of the box .

the best resin I have ever used, as it said clear and bubble free, you just need to put same ratio it will harden and looks heavy and good quality.

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Great quality resin did not yellow I used to make a set of dominoes and it sit well with very minimal bubbles

Für das ich absoluter Neuling bin was epoxidharz betrifft, hat alles auf Anhieb geklappt ! Tolles Ergebnis

El kit es bueno, trae cosas padres, pero la resina se hace amarilla pronto, al año... Y creo que es buena si se utiliza con las micas o algo que mimetice el amarilla miento. Lo que me encantó es que en 8 horas cura, es muy rápida y buena en ese aspecto, muy transparente y con poca burbuja.

I was nervous when I ordered this since a lot of reviews said it set too fast and over heated. For the price, I took the chance. Wow! I am impressed. First the kit comes with a lot of great extras. Work table covers that can be peeled and used over and over. Gloves Spreader for taking off that extra off the top so you don't need to trim the project after demolding. Mixing cups Lots of Mica colors. I started off with a thin mold of a Dream Catcher. I wanted to make one colorful and one more subdued to see what would sell better. I laid out my small cups and had the colors next to them (remember I thought this was going to set very fast). Next I mixed 200ml (100 + 100) of resin. I used a power mixer to me sure it was well mixed. I usually mix through one full song on the radio. That is my timer. :) Then, I quickly poured the resin into all the small cups, leaving about 50 ml in the large cup for now. I mixed al the colors before pouring to blend as I needed. I poured the main color of each feather down the leading edge and immediately poured the secondary color on the other side. I took a contrasting color and poured at the top by the ring and used the supplied spatula to create a rib in the feather. I would have done a slower better job had I known it really does have a very long working time. I mixed more colors from my larger cup and purposely felt to see if it was over heating....it was barely warm. This was about 5 minutes in. After getting everything poured and topped off I spilled a small portion to allow me to check it to see how it was gelling. After about 40 minutes I saw a bubble that my heat gun missed. It was still liquid enough to spread it and break the bubble. The next day, I took the pieces out of the mold. They were easy to remove but still bendable. I set them on a flat table to finish curing. The following day I Poured a second, more muted dream catcher and this time knew what to expect. At the same time I poured three of the Washington DC monument molds that I had made with a mold maker kit. I have molded these for my kids and grandkids but this resin captured much more detail than others I have used. On another note. I have poured a black and a white at the same time to mimic marble before but most modern resins react and it ends up just mostly gray. This resin stayed a bit more separate giving it the look I wanted. If fact, now that I am aware of that I can get an even better marble look by mixing it a tiny bit more. The biggest precaution they give is to not go thicker than 1/2". Ok. I can use the other resins for my thick pours but this cost a lot less for my thinner pours. I will be ordering more. I do recommend this resin and hope you find the review helful.