Table Top Epoxy Resin Superclear 2 Gallon | 256 oz Cup Kit, Anti-Yellow Highest UV Impact Resistance, Food Grade Safe, Ultra Crystal Clear Gloss, Bubble Free, Bar & Surface Coat, Tumblers, Wood, DIY

I have learned from 40+ years of building "Heirloom Quality" Custom Woodwork- allow our tools to do the work, just use them correctly, EVERY Table Top Epoxy Resin -is Crystal Clear and like Liquid Glass is a "Tool", the "Learning Curve" to incorporate epoxy is not as difficult as I thought, the Possibilities are as many as your imagination is limited to ,I have used it and it's the very best, I have found that pouring a thin layer of "Table Top" epoxy allowing it to gel 1st, prevents the Deep pour from finding the leaks, the( "Thick Pour" is very thin when 1st mixed) I have several thousand Board Feet of 100+ year old Barn Wood I "Harvested" before it fell down and would have started to rot- using this "Table Top" epoxy w/ my Barn Wood, makes some very "Wild" Projects. And it saves the old dry fibers in my Barn Wood- To be used again for generations to come to enjoy .Made from high quality materials , with a High Standard of QC you get more than you pay for, I would highly recommend this for anyone with a good design and quality minded work ethic Thanks to all who reviewed this epoxy and to Amazon for the very good price, I give an A+ to Fiberglass Inc for all their First Class Product

The media could not be loaded. The 2 part epoxy had a complete set of instructions and extra mixing cups. Very good results after just 2 pours

This is a good product I. Used alot of epoxy an this is a I will buy again lays down good durable not bad working time

I have used epoxy many times before, but always as a utilitarian affixation or to place fibreglass. Epoxy is somewhat forgiving in these instances, but I was nervous about using clear epoxy as a wood finish, but I gave it a go.My first attempt was a small bathroom countertop made out of salvaged studs. The best thing about the material was that it was dry, but it was otherwise full of imperfections like nail holes, knots, splits, and half-moon hammer marks. This wood didn’t have a weathered patina, it was construction grade spruce that used to be a closet. I laminated it together in a dodgey budget sort of way, sanded it vaguely smooth, wiped away dust, and set off to epoxy it.I read and re-read the well-written instructions, mixed a batch and got messy. The knots in my wood were apparently full of air and I didn’t stay attentive to the de-bubbling process terribly well. But I did pop a good number of bubbles with a torch. First attempt, I give my results a 6/10, based largely on the performance of this epoxy elevating my lackluster skills.Second project I used (slightly) better materials, sanded (slightly) smoother and stayed (much more) attentive with a torch, and got stellar results.Very pleased with the product.

Okay so all in all I would definitely recommend this product. I think it’s beginner friendly, not a bad smell (I still did it outdoors though), and it is crystal clear.I decided to try this product off of a leap of faith, I just saw it and I thought I might try this epoxy. Firstly I like that it is not overly thick, but it is a little bit on the runny side, but I prefer it to be more thin and easy to spread out than to be too thick.Secondly, it mixes with latex paint for color additives well, keeping in mind you don’t want to add more than appx. 1/16 of latex paint to your epoxy - so make sure you do a good base priming and painting coat!Thirdly, I like that this product is crystal clear with white colors and as a clear coat over white colors.The first two pictures with the blue sinks, I used this product to make the base color coat as well as using it for the clear sealant coat and you can see for yourself, it’s bright white.I also used it to attempt a DIY shower renovation, which I followed the technique I saw on YouTube, and the product cured so beautifully. Unfortunately I sealed it with another product( the very last picture) because I was running out of time and that product offered prime shipping but it was not nearly as clear as this one.I am giving it 4 stars because I’ve only ordered one batch, so when I do order again, I will be able to update and speak on the consistency in quality of the batches. I did not experience any issues with the ratio, the curing time, and the working time was well over 30 minutes. I didn’t have excessive bubbles. I do have both a blow dryer I use for epoxy crafts and a torch but a simple blow dryer was way more than sufficient.I am just an average DIYer, this was just a project I saw and wanted to try out and as this is my guest bathroom, I don’t really care for the suggestions that I should’ve used tile etc, it’s what I wanted to try. I will say this has held up wonderfully, I made sure to waterproof every surface I could and silicone everywhere that I could think of. I am exceptionally pleased with this product!