Bond Craftor Epoxy Resin Kit 32 oz - Crystal Clear, UV Resistant, Ideal for Beginners and Jewelry DIY

I understand a person had a real justified issue either the company and their lack of customer service; but, I have not dealt with the company and I'm just reviewing the resin. I like it very much. It's a good price and a good resin for silicone molds. I don't sell my pieces because I'm not talented but I'm sure if one had talent, the resin would work well.

2 part art resin for crafting. I had never worked with resin before and a friend of mine who makes live edge tables recommended art resin. I watched you tube videos, took notes and started to mix and pour. It needs 5 minutes to mix thoroughly, by hand, sit for 3 then pour. Takes 3 days to fully cure, but only a mild smell. Use good ventilation, gloves, came with it and cups with measuring marks on it. Dried hard for my circular felting disks. Plenty leftover if these sell or I want to try coasters. Good price and easy pouring containers.

W made this cheeper then ordering direct from manufacturer. love Bond Craftor resin!

It's an easy 1 to 1 mixture. Very clear, cures relatively quickly. Bubbles are minimal, I had one or two bubbles but they emanated from the shells I put into the epoxy.

First time use and it works fine. Used it to cast photos and had no problems with it. Would recommend it. Fast shipping.

Very happy with this product bubbles free, easy to pour, equal parts of measurements, cure time is quick. Recommend this product and I will purchase it again. Just wish that it came in a gallon in each bottle instead of half gallon bottles to make it a gallon only because I use resin a lot so I ha have to order more frequently because it doesn't come in one gallon bottles

I'm a beginner in resin, so I definitely have a lot of learning to do but this did have bubbles despite trying to use heat to remove them. Still got plenty of projects out of it and it is so easy to use, but I have found any resins completely bubble free yet unfortunately.

work Great follow directions and temperature you'll be fine

Made a big address sign and poured this epoxy in layers. One layer never cured, and after drilling a hole the whole thing has been bleeding sticky goo for a month like some slow-motion horror movie. Maybe you need a cement mixer to combine this stuff properly, because a 1/2-inch pour absolutely did NOT harden.

Package showed up with damage material epoxy spilled all over the box