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Clearcast 7000

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

Brand: Clearcast 7000


Specific Uses For Product: Art, Craft, Jewelry


Material: Epoxy Resin


Compatible Material: Wood, Fiberglass, Ceramic, Concrete, Plastic, Metal, Marble, Stone


Item Form: Liquid


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12.8 x 12.52 x 6.5 inches; 8 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 27, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ THE EPOXY RESIN STORE


Best Sellers Rank: #7,201 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #45 in Tile Epoxy Adhesives


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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 5,402 ratings


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    • 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
    • I love this product
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The media could not be loaded. I love this product. I'm new to resin art and this resin was easy to use. It has clear instructions and the product itself is awesome. It comes out clear, it's easy to remove from my molds, it takes about 24 hours or a little less to harden and it's easy to stir in color, glitter, or other small items. I would not recommend making large amounts in one container. It can get extremely hot when too much is made at once in a single container. It can get kinda messy so I would recommend having silicone Matt's while working with this product, but all in all I would highly recommend this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023 by Ciara Wright Ciara Wright
    • Awesome epoxy!
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The problem with epoxy is you only get one shot at it! Easy to use. There's 2 bottles & you mix them together. Not hard at all. Fast shipping, nicely packed. I made a quartz rock table, put a light underneath to illuminate it. Turned out exactly as I wanted. Epoxy was super easy to work with. I've bought other companies epoxy that say clear & it isn't as clear as you would want when cured. Make sure to stir thoroughly (3 mins was recommended), bubbles will rise out as you do it. Then don't touch your project for days & it will settle nicely. It did harden after a few hours, but depending on the thickness - you should be patient and allow it to fully cure without being moved. In my case I left it for a week before messing with it. The hamster wheel is turning in my head, already thinking of the next project & will definitely buy from this seller again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2023 by Lizarack Lizarack
    • The temperature & weather and places you use.the epoxy important.
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The 1st time I did it in my basement it was cold raining and damp outside it didn't turn out so great it was still kind of sticky and it took a while for it to dry it rained like 3 days in a row. The 2nd time I did it it was bright warm and Sunny out and it dried quickly perfectly left no stickiness and had no issues. I recommend paying attention to the weather and pick a warm/ sunny day. and level area. Unfortunately my basement wasn't As loveless I thought it was. Use a level and check to make sure it's very easy to think that is leveled by looking at it and find out afterwards that it's not. So do check if it's level. Do beforehand.. So you don't have to fix anything like I Did. But overall it turned out great my granddaughter loved it and I'm very pleased with it wouldn't so pleased with all the work to check your temperature and make sure you have a level area. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by Casey Decker Casey Decker
    • Epoxy Resin
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Theresa Thomas
    • Its so clear
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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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