PuduoEpoxy Resin Kit 1.1Gallon，Newly Formulated Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin，Strong, Bubble-Free, Anti-Yellowing Art Resin That，Suitable for Casting, DIY, Resin Art, Molds, Easy to Mix 1:1 Ratio

I’m a newbie to resin, but this brand specifically has been so easy for my rookie self to use.Although there are bubbles, if you are patient with stirring and letting sit for the remainder to come to the top to pop then it works amazing. This product mixes well with mica powder, easy to put flowers in, or anything you want added to give your design the extra pop of color.

1:1 ratio. Use as directed and it comes out nice. I built a chessboard twenty years ago and put it to the side. I decided to go with this resin and give the board to my son. The resin set up fast and was clear as glass. I do recommend this item. I will buy more as needed.

Easy to work with, low bubbles.

Decent product over all.Hardens properly, comes out clear and not cloudy. Can't speak as to how well it ages, but I'm keeping my expectations reasonable.The only problem I have with it is just how many bubbles it gets, and how hard they are to get out without a pressure pot (which I do not have).The pumps are a handy feature, though.

The Epoxy Resin worked very well and the kit included everything I needed to work with the resin

Great for the hobbyist.

This stuff is an amazing buy and high quality.I make wooden rings. CA Glue can and does chip overtime and needs to be refinished.With this awesome stuff. I can mix tiny batches (using pipettes to measures the parts) and just brush it on and let it dry, then wet sand in between coats... and I tell ya. The end result is 100x better than the normal CA glue coating, and I know will last way longer...Great brand. 50/50 mix makes it super simple. For tiny batches. Just get the bulk pipettes and the bulk paint brushes.. It's also self leveling and dries quite fast. No noxious smells either.

I bought this to embed 2 small jets into a guitar body. It's a project for a customer who is an ex-pilot. I first experimented with coins in a piece of maple. The clarity was superb, but I was greatly disappointed in the lack of hardness after more than 48 hours. The fingerprint in the upper right of the embedded penny was just made on August 17, although the penny was cast on June 28th. The jet that is shown in the unfinished guitar body had to be removed (with great difficulty) and a new one needed to be purchased, of course. It sure presents well, but it surely will not continue to look like that unless the guitar is put on a display stand, and not touched. I need a better product that has a higher Shore hardness number. I used straight sided MARKED measuring cups to mix 20mil of each part IN THE SAME CUP. I filled part A to the 20mil line, and then poured part B until it reached 40mil, and then I mixed completely as directed. There was zero chance of a mixture problem. The fact that after 2 months it shows a fingerprint does not bode well.