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The Epoxy Resin Store - Clear Epoxy Resin, Easy Mixing (1-1), Tabletops, Coasters, Jewelry, Concrete, Art, Crafts, 2 Part Epoxy - 1 Gallon Kit

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Features

  • PREMIUM COATING RESIN: 2-part 1-gallon epoxy resin kit provides a glossy finish and protects from scratching and air humidity
  • VERSATILE USES: Excellent for both wood and metal coating as well as boat building and composite construction; Resists water and cures rock hard
  • DURABLE DESIGN: Resists water, chemicals, and moisture while providing a high-gloss coating; Color: Clear; Size: 1 gallon
  • FAST CURING: Cures quickly, solidifying within 24 hours at room temperature; Pot life of 45 to 50 minutes and sets in 1 hour

Description

CLEAR EPOXY RESIN: MULTI-PUPOSE EPOXY: MADE IN THE USA: INDUSTRIAL USE: General use, multi-purpose epoxy resin kit. This product can be used on a variety of applications. This epoxy resin is easily mixed at 1-1 ratio by volume. Perfect for coating wood, concrete, plastics, fiberglass, and all things in between! Let your imagination run wild with all of the DIY projects around the house. This product is designed for small casting under 1/2" - Perfect for jewelry making and small castings!

Brand: Clearcast 7000


Material: Epoxy Resin


Item Form: Liquid


Color: clear


Item Package Quantity: 1


Item Form: Liquid


Container Type: Bottle


Full Cure Time: 24 Hours


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Tensile Strength: 6500 Pounds Per Square Inch


Viscosity Level: Low


Compatible Material: Glass, Metal, Plastic, Wood


Item Package Quantity: 1


Volume: 1 Gallons


Material Type: Epoxy Resin


Color: clear


Brand Name: Clearcast 7000


Model: Clear Epoxy Resin


Unit Count: 128 Fluid Ounces


Number of Pieces: 2


Manufacturer: THE EPOXY RESIN STORE


Part Number: MP - 1


Item Weight: 8 Pounds


Warranty Description: 30 DAYS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. WE ASK CUSTOMER PAY FOR RETURN SHIPPING.


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  • Great product
Great product and works well
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2026 by Sheri Smith

  • Thee Best!!
First off check me out on createdbycrea on Etsy if interested in any of my work. Thank you. As for the review, this is the best resin I’ve ever purchased. I’ve purchased several times already. As long as you follow the instructions, your work will turn out perfect! Quick pros and cons: Pro: It has no smell and I have a nose like a K9. It dries literally crystal clear. Larger projects dry faster. 45min - working time depending on how warm it is where you’re working. Very good for beginners. Cons: They increased the price $20, but I don’t blame them. This stuff is worth it. Smaller projects earrings/Keychains take a little longer to cure. Shipping takes a little longer than most (not a big deal to me, but something I’ve noticed) To conclude, I highly recommend this product! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2021 by Richfieldsfinest Richfieldsfinest

  • Worked great even for beginners
This was my first epoxy table project. It was a big one at 10' by 2'. This epoxy was very easy to work with, it gave about an hour worth of work time, and in around 10 or 12 hours was pretty dry. It was easy to get the bubbles out and the final flood coat came out perfectly clear. Couple of lessons, which were my fault. The table has to be flat, I had burned mine for affect and that caused the sides to come up some, this epoxy when drying is going to find the flat spot, or I mean its going to self level, but it can't if the what you are pouring it over isn't completely flat. Mix it 1 to 1 and I put the hardner in first and then poured the resin on top, I had mixed with a mixing stick for 3-4 min and you tell when its ready because it goes from cloudy to clear. I am buying more of this brand to use on my next project which is going to be a river pour, once you do one you get the bug to do more projects. Worked great for me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2023 by Kindle Customer

  • Turns hard after fully cured.
Good and clear. Hardens good. Can lay an even coat as it’s self leveling as long as you project is level. Hardest part is getting all air bubbles out but that could take practice to see what works best.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Chad

  • Fantastic resin. Works like a charm and even better than expected.
I saw a lot of reviews on this about how it doesn't set or it sets too fast or blah blah. They all have no idea what they're doing and it shows. Based on the problems people claimed to had, for the "not setting right" they were not mixing it enough, or they failed to scrape the sides and bottom of the cups. Or they measured the two parts incorrectly. Either way, they just needed to measure and mix it better. For the people that said it sets too fast to get anything done or whatever. This speeds up the more you heat it up. I used a heat gun one of the times I was casting things and it started to set almost twice as fast as normal. I was shocked how much of a difference heat made. Now that I know that though, I can use it to my advantage and speed up the process dramatically by heating it for a while. I think it's a big plus to have the option of fast or slow. Anyways, besides debunking all the claims that this stuff doesn't work right. I also want to say, this stuff is awesome. It barely smells which is great. It's a fairly easy to deal with viscosity. It takes color well. It casts fantastically. It makes crystal clear and rock solid creations. I bet it would be just as good as a doming resin as it is at casting. The price is right, and the product is fantastic. I haven't found anything better than this stuff yet and I've used a good handful of other resins now. This is the best. I recommend it highly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021 by DoomCheese

  • Its so clear
I used another type of epoxy to seal my other butcher block counter top. But the stuff was expensive so when I ran out I bought this stuff. I like this epoxy a lot more. It has less of that yellow color. It mixed a lot better but it was warmer. Temperature helps a lot. It helps spread it and warmer temps helps it harden faster too. I did 3 coats for this bar top and I think it turned out great. I first did the seal coat. This seals the wood and keeps bubbles from forming in the next coat. If you don't do a seal coat on wood it looks bad. I learned that the hard way. In between coats you need to sand the first layer of epoxy. Sand out all the bubbles. I use a 120 grit after the seal coat. Then smooth it out with a 220 grit before doing the next coat. With my second coat I was still getting one good size bubble coming out of the wood. So I sanded it down again this time with just the 220 grit. You have to sand it down if you are going to apply more. The epoxy needs someone to grip too. With the 3rd coat I made sure to go over it with my torch to pop all bubbles that happened from mixing and spreading. Then I walked away. Let it self level. I have gotten pretty good at this now. But it took practice. Also getting a little notched spreader helps too. Also the summer time heat helps too. I recommend doing your epoxy projects in the summer time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by Tahoejeepmom Tahoejeepmom

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