Shabebe Epoxy Resin, 64OZ Epoxy Resin Crystal Clear, Not-Yellowing No-Bubble, Self Leveling Easy Pour/Mix 1:1 Casting Kit & Coating for DIY Jewelry Making, Art Resina Clear Crafts, Molds, River Tables

So far so good. I use epoxy for live edge woodworking projects, and typically buy the smaller sizes. I made a first pour with this epoxy 2 days ago. It had way fewer bubbles than my previous epoxy, and the working time was good. It seems to have set up well, too. I prefer it to my earlier choice and I'd buy it again from what I have seen. The epoxy comes with clear instructions, stir sticks and small cups for blending as well as some gloves that I didn't need but I am happy with it so far and the price was good. If you need a larger quantity, that would be best as these are 16 oz. bottles. But for my purposes, that is a good thing. They sit around waiting for their next project once in awhile...

I just want to say I’ve never used epoxy resin before I use this kit, my son’s go kart floor was rusted out, but I don’t have a welder to weld in a new plate. So I put in some reinforcements and fiberglassed the floor with this Epoxy kit. I did 3 layers and waiting about 1:30 before each layer it was cold on the day I did it , I used space heaters to help the curing process. For my first time, I think I did a good job, everything I read said epoxy resin doesn’t self level, but this stuff does. The only thing I wish I would’ve did differently is bought some pigment color and automotive glitter and filled in the floor all the way with the epoxy Rez. I used a Bondo fiberglass filler over top of the fiberglass epoxy. Worked great and then on the edges of that use the epoxy resin to firm and everything up. And make it last for years to come. My only bit of advice is make sure that you get your sanding times right if you’re gonna sand the epoxy because once it hardens, the stuff is really tough and difficult to sand. But as you can see from some of my final photos, the epoxy resin worked great as a leveler from where the Bondo was missing but I ran out. But it’s just a kid go kart so who cares? Lol ! Highly recommend this kid if you’re looking to epoxy anything very simple and easy to use. And it’s a quality product and extremely hard and durable once it’s cured. Again, just make sure you watch your temperatures because that can speed or slow things down quite a bit. And when mixing make sure after it’s fully mixed, you let it sit for at least a minute or two this will help get the air bubbles out. It worked great with fiberglass Mat, and I used foam brushes not a chip brush, I found it didn’t leave as much of a texture as the chip brush. And it takes epoxy 3 to 5 days to fully harden so don’t go beat any go kart floors the next day! 😂 so whether you’re using this for fiberglass or just for an arts and crafts it’s good stuff!

I’ve never used Epoxy Resin before, and I couldn’t be more impressed! The mixing process is straightforward: I find the 1:1 ratio to be easy to follow, and I haven’t had any issues with bubbles, as long as I follow the instructions, after that, it’s smooth sailing. It self-levels really well, which makes working with it so much less stressful. The curing time is just right about 40 minutes work time—not too fast but not too slow. It takes about 24 hours for a full cure, and I’ve found that it gives me enough time to make adjustments, if needed, before it sets completely. Plus, the final product feels tough and high-quality, which is essential for any serious DIY project. I did notice that it has very little smell when you're mixing it. However, once it’s fully cured, there’s no lingering odor, which is fantastic. The only downside I’d mention is that it’s not the cheapest resin on the market, but the quality and the results make it worth the price. Overall, I am so happy with this Epoxy Resin and will continue to use it for all my future projects. If you're looking for something reliable, high-quality, and easy to work with, look no further—this resin is top-notch!

Very good product, worked very well. Plenty of open working time. Was able to pour a second layer about 5 hours after the first. No bubbles, though I did use a flame over the top to pop any that were there. I chose not to use the included wooden sticks to stir because I've read that wood may introduce bubbles. The user manual could be better. It's somewhat disorganized and not well translated. Packaging should be better. One bottle leaked.

I’m really happy with this 32oz epoxy resin kit. It mixes easily with the simple 1:1 ratio, making it perfect for beginners and experienced crafters. The resin pours smoothly, self-levels well, and cures with a beautiful crystal-clear, glossy finish. One thing I really like is that it produces very few bubbles when mixed properly. Any small bubbles rise quickly, and the final results look clean and professional. It also has an anti-yellowing formula, which is a huge plus for jewelry and clear projects. I’ve used it for molds, jewelry making, coating crafts, and small casting projects, and it works great every time. Once cured, it feels strong and durable, and the shine looks amazing. Overall, this is a great quality resin for the price. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys DIY crafts, resin art, or jewelry making!

If you need resin right away for small projects, don't want anything big. These small bottles will do perfect.The resin's good.It cure fastThe color of the resin was good.The stickiness was good.The consistency is good.The durability is good.Clarity was good and it was easy to use.Just, they were small, bottoms that was all.But if you're doing something small, real quick and wanted not to get a huge bottle, this would be the 12 get

This epoxy resin is easy to use as a beginner and definitely works as intended. I'm new to this, so I wasn't able to get all the bubbles out, but there are fewer bubbles than I get in UV resin for sure. Be aware that you're supposed to measure this by volume and not weight - I do a lot of crafts so I figured I knew how to use this and didn't need to read the directions (had watched some videos in preparation), and once I finished I flipped through the manual and realized I had measured the wrong way, haha. The difference in weight vs volume seems to be minimal, so my shaker charms still came out fine. I assumed that the resin would be cured enough to lift from the mold in 4-6 hours, as I saw in some videos, but it needs a good 12 to de-mold for sure. It says 18-24 hours to fully cure, in case you were wondering, and 4-6 to cure enough to pour another layer on top of it. So, read the directions before using! Lol

This was perfectly what i was looking for! I used it to create resin orgone generators, and even though it took two pours due to the height limit of the resin (i didn’t want to overheat the resin), it worked out great! I will be buying again when i run out!