Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Coating Kit 19.1oz - 2 Part Casting Resin for Art, Crafts, and Tumblers

Lori: This was a gift for my son who is 45 yrs old, he really likes the products and uses it to make gifts for family and friends. He also order more so he would not run out.

United States on Nov 27, 2023

Amazon Customer: Very easy to use with clear precise instructions

United States on Nov 21, 2023

Sandy R: I've purchased this product several times in the past. While the results varied re how clear the mixture would turn out, oddly, overall it's end result quality was no better or worse than most labels.
I did notice, after using "off brand" products, then returning to this one...I developed a resin rash on my hands. Something that plagued me 2yrs ago thruout the winter after using a - then - popular brand.
Lastly - a big pet peeve of mine - the price per oz is just flat out wrong. Anyone with a basic calculator can confirm they are falsely advertising this as being about twice less the cost than it actually is. As of this review, they are advertising it at $.28/oz. A calculator states it's actually $.49/oz at $33, or $.41/oz at the sub/Sav cost of $28.
I've seen many brands do this. Not sure how/why they get away with it. But just make sure you verify stated cost per oz for all these products.

United States on Oct 14, 2023

D Park: I tried this resin, Dr Craft, and Mod podge resin, and while each were good, I liked this best. It didn't have many bubbles and was easy to use. It was also fun getting extra items like the foils. Of the three, it had the longest working time. Most start setting at 40 minutes, but it was still workable at an hour (can be both a good and bad thing).

United States on Oct 05, 2023

Jacquimc: It worked brilliantly for what I wanted it for

Australia on Jun 26, 2023

nicholas williams: The product itself for me in my use case of carbon fiber application on weave has been effective and reliable. However, the kit lacks proper explanations on safety protocol. The lack of necessary information on the risks is noteworthy. Even worse are the safety materials provided.

The fact that there's no mask says it all. This needs to be corrected IMMEDIATELY. and if there's no profit friendly way to do it, warn people to use one. Your safety instructions explicitly leave out mention of a mask in how to prepare to use. That's egregious, at best, if I'm being honest.

Not to mention, the gloves (2 pairs) provided are a genuine liability. I'd rather have no gloves and be hyper aware of letting epoxy touch my skin than the gloves provided and trust they won't break. Because they did 10/10 for me. Never, and I mean never, did a gloves NOT rip. I go through an enormous amount of gloves unfortunately just working with epoxy and photopol resins. i'm capable of using them without tearing them off like an animal so I know this isn't totally user error. This is down to the gloves. Which can cause problems when you have your hands mixing and applying without really realizing...

United States on May 20, 2023