TAKIMO 1 Gallon Crystal Clear Resin Kit,No Bubble & Not Yellowing Epoxy Resin for Coating, Casting, Table Top,DIY, Bar Top, River Tables, Resin Art, Wood with High Gloss Finish

This has been one of my favs so far-affordable, very clear/shiny, low bubbles (as long as you follow good practice- warm it before or during stirring if bottles are cold to the touch, pour B in first then add A, stir very slowly for 5 min). It’s ridiculous for anyone to say “no bubbles” but the bubbles left are easy to remove with a lighter. Very low odor. Working and cure time are good, as always cure time is greatly dependent on the temp of the room you are curing in! I point a space heater at it while curing if the room is cold, this greatly speeds up curing. I often finish an item at night and it is hardened when I wake up. However if you cure in a cold room, it can take much longer - as is the case with any epoxy.Now the weird caveat- The instructions I noticed said that it’s not to be used for anything thicker than something like a 1/2 inch (I can’t find them to confirm exact amount- but I’m sure it was less than an inch) because it could get so hot that the project would melt. It was shocking to me that this was not mentioned on the product listing- it even says it could be used for large projects. I decided to give it a try anyway since I often will pour in layers 1/2-1 inch, my projects turn out fine BUT one time I mixed a large amount (600ml) as I was pouring a layer for several molds and a while into my working time I noticed tons of steam coming from the measuring cup, I touched the outside of the cup and it was shockingly scalding hot and I had to throw out half of the resin as it was lumpy/almost completely hardened, which sucks because 300ml is definitely expensive. So my lesson is to work in smaller batches and pours. Aside from that, no complaints.

Very easy to use product. I cut pieces of plywood to lay on the floor of an aluminum boat and coated the plywood on both sides to seal it. I then applied some foam flooring product to make the floor a little easy to stand on and look good, too. Seems to be holding up pretty well after a few months. This two part epoxy is easy to mix and use - it is self leveling so only do a thin coat or it will run off the edges.

This stuff is great. I have been ordering these regularly for 6 mos now, not 1 single issue. At 2mosof being outside and installed to my pond, still looks the same. For the people complaining of white epoxy, or epoxy that doesn't make sense, they may have gotten a bad batch, improperly mixed, or the surface was not primed with epoxy paint first, that's how it really sticks, on my 1 of a kind creations, i have never primed surfaces, and had no problem, and it even arrives same day.Sure more expensive epoxy may have a different chemical composition, maybe some advantage, i haven't found any reason to change personally.

This was a good price compared to other resins. It gave good results for my projects. I did have to take care of bubbles (which is pretty much inevitable). My wife is a little more sensitive to smell and though I didn't notice a smell, she did. I was happy with the end product.

We followed the instructions to the letter. A 50/50 mix is easy to do precisely. It flowed to a perfect level with no bubbles. Very pleased with the results. it did appear to be fully cured in 24 hours.

I used the resin for coating a wooden bench to give it a plain white glossy plastic look. Overall, I am really pleased with the result and the resin is easy to work with. I had to make two layers, because I made several mistakes at the first attempt:1. The temperature of the resin is critical. I put the the two jugs in hot water (about 120F) before mixing them. While this is not a bad idea (it should reduce the cloudiness of the resin) I should have waited for it to cool down to room temperature again before mixing it. The reaction was really fast and it became very viscous already after a short time (maybe about 20 minutes). For the second layer (at room temperature) I had much more time.2. If you mix a larger volume at once, I recommend spilling the resin as fast as possible where you want to have it, and don't leave anything in the bucket. I first tried to spill only small portions of the resin on the board and carefully spread it, but the resin in the bucket got so hot that it reacted very quickly (and got even hotter). At some point it was too hard to be used.3. For the first layer, I used mica powder to tint the resin. While this gives an interesting shimmer to the resin (and you can see in which direction you spread it), this was not really the effect that I wanted. For the second layer I used liquid white dye and that worked perfectly.Also, it is preferable to work with it in a "dust-reduced" (and insect-free) environment. I didn't really have that and there are some small imperfections ... but overall the result is really nice.

The media could not be loaded. Attention all buyer. Becareful when buying this epoxy resin. In my own experrience it is the worst ever in the market. Now I realized that's why it is so cheap compare with other.This Epoxy Resin it is alike siliconized product that it is not impact resistant, it is gummy. It is like a dried silicone gummy. Itsn't hard rock epoxy. I have already 5 days dealing with a pllaywood countertop that was coated with this product and the product doesn't stay stick to the playwood. No staight to the wood or using any kind of bonding.I being working with Epoxy for over 10 years using products from different supplyers like Stone Soat countertops, Leggari Products and many others, but never ever I have been into this disaster of product. Product lyft itself from the base, no matter what bonding I use. Maybe for jewlery and ornamnets is good, BUT FOR SERIOUS PROJECTS I WONT RECOMMEND IT AT ALL. Please take a look to the pictures and small video.

I am a beginner but this was easy to work with. My project turned out beautiful. I'll post a picture once it is installed.