1.5 Gallon Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit, 2:1 Clear 2-4" Casting Resin

Good product. Mixes well. Low odor. Cures in about 72 hours.

I’ve used this on several projects and it has always worked great and it doesn’t cost as much as the other brands. I have had very good success with it.

I bought this to encase scrap wood or other pieces that are oddly shaped/cracked/etc before turning them on my lathe (I HATE wasting wood). Almost finished with the first bottles I bought and already have another set for when that runs out. A few things I've figured out while experimenting with it: -The temperature has a big impact on curing time, so if your workspace isn't temp controlled, pay attention to the weather if time is an issue. I've poured it with daytime highs as low as 70F and as high as 98F and had cure times range from 3 days to overnight respectively. (temps at night generally drop ~20ish degrees here) -While the resin doesn't form many bubbles as a result of the curing process, I'd strongly recommend using a pressure pot if your project will allow it. It's very easy to get bubbles in the resin when mixing or pouring it and, due to its consistency, if the medium you're incasing isn't smooth it's very easy to have voids you don't detect until it's too late. There's no mention in the instructions for using a pressure pot, but I've found that putting it under ~45 PSI overnight will eliminate any bubbles formed while mixing, push it into any voids, and result in a crystal-clear finished project. It also removes any need for the heat gun treatment the instructions recommend. -Mostly a concern if you're going to use it on a lathe, but it will chip if you get too aggressive with it before you finish rounding off your piece (yea, I use a round mold, but anyone that claims they get their pieces perfectly centered on the lathe isn't telling the truth). -Wood floats in this resin, so if you're using it to encase wood, figure out a way to keep it where you want it before pouring. -It can be sanded if needed but will clog up sandpaper fast. After the final sanding with a fine grit, use beeswax and a paper towel to restore transparency.

My project turned out the way I wanted. My only issue with it is that the measuring cups were all broken so I had to buy different ones

Great quality. Sets well with little to no problem. Easy directions and easy use. Used for several resin table products. Dries quickly as well.

You see all the wood and resin Turner’s use a different brand at three times the cost this stuff works great no bubbles. I’ve had no trouble at all. I put my pieces in a pressure pot. I haven’t done anything over an inch thick so far as that’s not my type of work.

The deep pour is great,specially for the price. The tabletop not. Lot’s of dimples,not air bubbles,dimples.

Very different