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Art 'N Glow

Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin - Food Safe, UV Resistant, Bubble Free - 32oz Kit

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Condition
New
Size
32 oz
Weight
16 oz
Color
Water Clear
Material
Epoxy Resin
Item Form
Liquid
Container Type
Bottle

Features 5

  • CRYSTAL CLEAR EPOXY RESIN: Art N Glow's 2 part epoxy resin is engineered for crystal clear castings and coatings every time. Designed to work seamlessly with our glow in the dark powders, mica pigments, and other craft inclusions. Easy 1:1 mix ratio by volume with a forgiving 40 minute work time - great for beginners and professionals alike
  • BUBBLE-FREE & CRYSTAL CLEAR: Tired of cloudy, bubble-filled results? Premium UV stabilizers and HALS additives keep your finished work crystal clear over time. Proprietary bubble release technology delivers bubble-free, glass-like results. Hardens to 80+ Shore D in 24 hours for a durable, scratch-resistant finish that lasts for years
  • FOOD SAFE & LOW ODOR: Food safe when fully cured, low odor, and VOC free - safe to use indoors without overwhelming fumes. Heat resistant up to 200F. Perfect for resin projects in your home studio, garage, or craft room
  • CASTING & COATING: Designed to excel at both casting applications (up to 6 oz per pour) and coating - ideal for resin jewelry, coasters, dice, trays, figurines, paperweights, silicone mold work, sealing canvas paintings, encapsulating objects, and creating clear inclusions

Description

Our proprietary epoxy resin blend is ideal for casting jewelry, figurines, coasters, paperweights, DIY crafts, and custom molds. Art ‘N Glow resin is ideal for clear coating and sealing artwork, photography, paintings, paper collages, tabletops, bartops, counters, and more. Mix our resin with pearl powder, resin tint, and alcohol ink to create one-of-a-kind fluid pour creations. Blend our resin with Art 'N Glow glow in the dark pigment powder to create artwork that glows for up to 12 hours. Art ‘N Glow Epoxy Resin Glow Powder Mica Pearl Pigment Thermochromic Pigment

Specs 24

Brand Art 'N Glow
Specific Uses For Product Art, Craft, Table Top, Woodworking, Silicone Mold Casting
Material Epoxy Resin
Item Form Liquid
Special Feature Bubble-Free, UV Stabilized, Self-Leveling, Food-Safe, VOC-Free
Other Special Features of the Product Bubble-Free, UV Stabilized, Self-Leveling, Food-Safe, VOC-Free
Container Type Bottle
Viscosity Level Low to Medium

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Great product - easy to use - does what they say
Size: 32 Ounce
Review Image by Harry T.
This is the first time I have dabbled with clear resin casting/coating so I don't have a good reference to compare this product to others. However, my experience with this product has been very positive. I read some of the materials on how to use it and mixed a small batch to try on a few things just to see how well it works. From the one batch I mixed I used it on 4 different "pours." The primary project (a small square of wood with masking tape around the sides to form a cavity and tiny sea shells on the wood to be covered) seems to have worked fairly well (only 24 hours have passed). The resin mix appeared to soak into the wood a bit but the masking tape was easy to remove from around the edges after about 12 hours after mixing. I suspect I did not mix for a long enough time so the item I poured last seems to have tacky edges after 24 hours (temperature during the cure time was in excess of 80 degrees - it is hot in the southwest!). This may have been due to material at the bottom of the plastic mixing cup being primarily resin and not hardener due to inadequate mixing. I like the 50/50 mix approach, makes it easy to figure amount to mix. The material is, indeed, very clear after the pour (and after 24 hours). Bubbles were not a problem and could be "popped" soon after the pour (all the sea shells were positioned with the cavity side down and for some of them air was trapped under the shell and eventually "bubbled" out under the edge of the shell). I can't see any bubbles in the final product. I have more experimenting to do but I am very happy with this material and how it works. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Harry T.
Very Impressed !
Size: 32 Ounce
Review Image by Pat
Review Image by Pat
I purchased this project because of the Amazon reviews. I've had no experience using epoxy resins before, but decide to try it to possibly add a new dimension to my CNC woodworking projects. The first project was to fill in some pockets on a Seahawks carved logo. I followed the directions, winged it adding some color and glow powder. It worked great on that project. On the second project, I thought I'd really give the product a test. I had a scrap, CNC carved native american artwork piece with an Eagle on it (made out of solid maple). I decided to coat the whole piece and kind of encapsulate it. On this piece, any flaws or bubble would be very noticeable - so I thought it was a good test for future projects. The wood was coated with shellac (spray can) to seal the wood. I followed the Art N Glo directions and used the following procedure: 1) My family room has a separate heat source and a large bar. Turned the temp up to 74 degrees and laid plastic sheet on the bar. 2) Since my epoxy was stored in the garage (at 58 degrees). I filled the bar sink with warm water and put the bottles in to warm it up for half an hour (probably 80-85 degrees). 3) I made a pedestal with a piece of wood and put my piece on it to elevate it (secured with double stick carpet tape). I then put it in a box lined with plastic to catch overflow. 4) I mixed 2 oz of epoxy and 2 oz of hardener and stirred four minutes - scraping the sides/bottom and trying not to introduce too many bubbles. The mixture was a little cloudy at first then cleared up after mixing. 5) After mixing, there was still a lot of bubbles in the cup, but I could see they were slowly rising up, so I didn't panic. I poured the mixture over the piece - quickly realizing there wasn't enough. So mixed a second batch using the same process and poured that over. 6) There were still a LOT of bubbles after pouring it over the piece. I waited five minutes, then hit it carefully with a butane torch. MAGICALLY, all the bubbles vanished and it looked like clear glass - I was very impressed. I hit it two more times with the torch in the next 30 minutes (not sure it even needed the third pass). I heard both the heat and the CO2 helps to pop the bubbles. 7) I brushed the sides with a foam brush to get even coverage (brush marks disappeared quickly). 8) After 3 hours, the overflow was stiffer but gummy. After five hours, it was stiffer. When I checked after 14 hours (the next day), it was really hard. I'll let it sit for a few days before doing much with it to let it fully cure. VERY impressed with this product ! I will be buying more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2019 by Pat
Great for resin coating on tealight fireplace log!
Size: 32 Ounce
Review Image by Brent Jeffcoat
I purchased this 32 Oz Epoxy Resin Kit to finish a tealight fireplace wooden log candle holder, and it worked out great! I had to wait until the weather was nice outside in order to apply the resin to my finished piece (see image) outdoors. If I had it to do over again, I would have placed a sheet of thick plastic over my working surface, but the old table I was working on needed to be put out of its misery anyway. I started by mixing approximately half of each bottle into a paint tray and mixing them together thoroughly with a paint brush. I then poured the mixture evenly over the entirety of the wooden work piece, using the paint brush to gently apply the resin into the cracks and crevices. I allowed it to set/cure for approximately 30 mins or so, and then repeated the same process by mixing the remainder of the resin. It took the entire 32 Oz kit to coat my project, which consisted of 3 wooden logs mounted together with some holes for tealights drilled in. The dimensions of the logs were approximately 5 inches in diameter and 2 feet in length, and I was able to get a very uniform and thick coating over the entire project. I used a lint free shop rag to wipe the majority of the resin out of the tealight holes during the application process so that they didn't get filled in. Clean up was easy enough. I just let everything cure and disposed of it the following day. This was a great way to take something directly out of our back yard and make it a showpiece for our living room! I allowed the resin to set/cure on the piece overnight outdoors. The scent of the resin is quite potent, so I wouldn't imagine you'd want to work with it indoors without very good ventilation. I brought the piece indoors the next day, and allowed it to set for several days in the garage before gifting it to my wife for Christmas (which she loved). We have burned several sets of tealights in this already and the resin has held up well to the heat from the candles, and with no discoloration. The resin is very clear and hard to the touch, and really accents the piece. I'm hoping it will hold up for years to come! I highly recommend this product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020 by Brent Jeffcoat
Great, easy-to-use resin if you portion it right
Size: 32 Ounce
I use this resin for inlays of stone and fluorescent pigment powder. It works very well for both, though you have to get the proportions correct, which can be tricky, as it is done by volume instead of weight. I generally only use 1/2 - 1 fl oz. at a time, but others may use much more. My recommendation would be to either use an over-sized epoxy syringe - that is, two of them, one for the resin and one for the hardener - or to use a pair of small plastic or metal cups which you fill to an exact predetermined level, then clean out with tissue paper after the fact. This will ensure you get exact proportions. I use 7.5" coffee stirring sticks (ASIN: B00260JOYK) for mixing and prodding the two gels out of their container and into a common plastic cup to mix them, and then I usually mix it for a good 60s. After doing so, I will use a small pocket torch - like ASIN: B07RTH1BMD - to remove the major bubbles by quickly (and gently) passing the flame over the top of the resin. Then I mix in my stone or florescent powder, then pour the inlay, then use the torch to brush the surface (with the flame) several times to remove all bubbles while the resin is initially curing. This seems to work pretty well. This isn't a rock-hard resin, but it is hard enough for most purposes. It is at lease as easy as other resins I've worked with, and so would recommend it for the general hobbyist. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2020 by AC
Try It!
Size: 32 Ounce
Review Image by Bee C.
Review Image by Bee C.
I am so glad I found this! There are so many pros to this Resin. I have been working with Resin for 4 years and have tried every brand I can find. First off, this product is very affordable when compared to resins of similar quality. The bubble release is impressive, I didn’t even need a heat gun, not to say that one wouldn’t be useful in other scenarios. The result is very clear, I don’t know how long it takes to yellow, I would need an example I’ve kept for over a year. It cures fully within 24 hours and is firm, without being brittle. Some resins cure a little soft and some easily break ( if used for casting). I was looking for a casting Resin specifically, so I cannot tell you how well it coats. It mixed thin, initially but the pot time seemed more like thirty minutes, rather than forty at 75 degrees. I do use an alternative heat source because it is freezing cold where I live and that can skew pot time. It will pour into a sphere mold without difficulty, just make sure to add it to your mold before it starts to thicken. I would say don’t wait longer than 10 minutes for molds with small openings. It domes nicely and is self leveling. Also, no VOC’s (Volitile Organic Compounds, that create harmful vapors at room temperature), so it’s safer for you and the environment. Many of the cheaper brands do not address this and it’s important to me. Cons: If using a plastic mold, use a mold release! It takes a lot of twisting and turning to get it out! I used a very deep and large plastic mold and had to pop it in the freezer to get my casting out. Some resins pop right out of plastic molds, without any trouble. Major Con, is that it is toxic to aquatic life. I only know of one casting epoxy resin that is not. I was using an Eco Resin that was costing me a fortune because it’s not readily available in the U.S. while I’d still use it for specific applications, I hope I can continue to purchase this brand. The eco Resin cured too quickly and because a heat gun was not recommended, bubbles could be a problem. This brand is just as safe as the aforementioned and the results are awesome. I did not use glow powder or traditional colorants. I used what I had on hand and it did not disrupt the curing process, so it lends itself to some experimentation too. (Please note that I haven’t sanded my example and it’s not as shiny as a piece from a silicone mold). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2017 by Bee C.
Great product!!!
Size: 32 Ounce
Yes it was great, I had a little harder time getting the bubbles to disapate, but I think that was something I was doing, not the epoxies fault.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by Jeremy N.
Easy to use
Size: 32 Ounce
Easy to mix and to use! We added in some dye as well and it’s great! Fast curing and durable texture!
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by JGoydich
Satisfied
Size: 32 Ounce
Review Image by Lady Devann
EDITING MY REVIEW FROM 5 STARS TO 3 only because randomly when I order this I’ll get super yellow resin sent to me like it’s very old and it will not cure completely clear. When I get resin that isn’t old it’s totally fine and there’s no yellowing at all. But the product being shipping is VERY inconsistent. . This is my go-to for resin projects! I make resin dice and coasters and so far nothing I made has yellowed, and even though you're supposed to measure by volume I measure by just using equal parts and it always cures fine. A tip for bubbles, place the bottles in a warm water bath before using and mix SLOWLY then pour slowly. For open face molds, you can also hit the top with a lighter to break any surface bubbles, or spray 99% alcohol spray overtop (Although this technique I haven't personally tried.) Also, make sure you're wearing a filtered mask and gloves when using this. You DO NOT want to get resin sick and the smell can be strong. It's best to use it in an open environment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2020 by Lady Devann
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