Epoxy Resin 2 Gallon Kit Industrial Grade | Easy to Use, Super Strong, Glossy, Clear, Water-Resistant | for Bonding, Sealing, Casting, Coating, Filling, Gluing - (1 Gallon + 1 Gallon)

I use many different brands of epoxy resin some I like better for certain projects. I had never used this particular product before. I purchased it and kept in my storage cabinet for a while when my buddy asked me to do some tables for him BUT!! He needed them asap. I didn’t have the resin I usually use on tables and was pressed for time . So I cracked this product open and hoped for the best. WELL , I have to say I was just so impressed with the ease of using it. It’s viscosity was perfect for my application, the coverage was smooth and easy, mixing was a pleasure and bubbles were to a minimum. The smooth and shiny finish is fantastic. It was also very easy to mix in dye. I’m a big fan of this new resin that I will be using a lot more. Usually after 12 hours of cure time if I push my nail into the others it will leave an indent. I tried it with this one and nothing. I will wait until it’s fully cured and has been in use before I will vouch for its strength. But right now I’m elated with the results thus far.

Very good value, will continue to buy.

This works as well as any I’ve used. I like the 1:1 mixture

OK works good

The media could not be loaded. Direction are very vague. Mixed the gallon’s in a plastic bucket which it doesn’t say if you should use one or not. Poured the first half then went to pour more and the bucket and epoxy started smoking which then caused to pull up the paint on the floor.

Tried a couple of different brands & this one has worked the best. Dries quickly & crystal clear. I would absolutely recommend this.

I flooded 4 Ash counter tops with this stuff and I am ready to throw them in the trash. I usually use System Three and have no issues, ya it takes like 3 days to cure but it cures rock hard. I bought this stuff wanting to try it because it is about half the cost of the quality brands and I can see why. To start with I have used epoxy for many wood repairs, filling knots in wood flooring once it is installed, flooding wood counter tops, sealing wood prior to installing, so ya I under stand that it needs to be mixed how the instructions say or you will have issues. I mixed 1 to 1 and stirred for at least a minute " only mixing a pint at a time" well once pored it wend down nice and leveled out, after 2 days it was still wet " you could dip your finger in it like it was just pored". I tried putting heat on it to get it to kick off and start the curing but all it did was bubble, after 4 days it is cured at the bottom where I cut it with Acetone to make wood hardener to seal where it will be bonded down to the cabinet. At five days 75deg 24 hours a day it is like a sticky jellow and in spots feels hard and smooth yet others it still soft and gooey. The wood was way more money than this trash epoxy and the project manager for this job is loosing his mind over how long these counters are taking, I contacted the company directly and they just ignored any questions I sent. Long story short, for us this stuff is crap and we will probably just mix it with thinner and make wood hardener. If you cut it with Acetone it will cure, but a 1/16 - 1/8 th " poor should not take 5 days to simply start to set up.Follow up: So the company asked what they wanted me to have them do, couldn't really think of anything so just let it go. We stripped the epoxy by planing the boards and scraping the edges, then mixed up another batch of epoxy. This time we added 2 caps full of Acetone per pint of epoxy and it has cured, the only thing we did different was add the acetone.

Best value. Beautifully clear. It took 2 or 3 hours to set even in the 90 degree heat so I could be a little faster. Plenty of working time.