DR CRAFTY Clear Epoxy Resin - 2 Part Resin Kit for Table Top & Molds, Art, DIY Projects, Jewelry Casting & Tumblers - 2 Gallon
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Size: 2 Gallon
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- Perfect for any application - the Dr Crafty epoxy resin kit is ideal for wood finishes, crystal clear coating plus many more applications. It is strong, transparent and fully UV resistant ensuring long lasting results.
- Everything you need included - our art resin kit comes with bonus items so you can get started right away: 2 x 16.9 ounce measuring cups with spouts, 2 x large sticks for mixing and 2 x plastic spreader to ensure an even finish.
- Easy to use - straightforward and no confusion, just mix one part resin to one part hardener and then you'll have 45 minutes of work time at room temperature to produce your finest work!
Brand: DR. CRAFTY
Specific Uses For Product: Craft, Jewelry, Woodworking
Material: Resin
Compatible Material: Wood, Metal, Stone
Item Form: Liquid
Brand: DR. CRAFTY
Specific Uses For Product: Craft, Jewelry, Woodworking
Material: Resin
Compatible Material: Wood, Metal, Stone
Item Form: Liquid
Special Feature: Dries Clear
Color: Clear
Item Package Quantity: 1
Package Information: Bottle
Item Volume: 2 Gallons
Viscosity: Medium to High
Full Cure Time: 45 Minutes
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: DR. CRAFTY
Product Dimensions: 1 x 2 x 1 inches
Item Weight: 4.8 ounces
Item model number: Epoxy Resin 2 Gallon Kit
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Batteries required: No
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As a preface, I'll say that I have absolutely no experience with resin, epoxy, or anything of the sort. I got the brilliant idea this year to make coasters for Christmas gifts for people. This seemed the simplest solution for a coaster material (within the bounds of what I was trying to make -- see picture). After reading reviews and researching, I ordered this set. The Good: - This kit comes with pretty much everything that you'll need for your resin-pouring adventure. The only "missing" item was rubber gloves, which I used to avoid too much of a mess. Everything else, this kit has. Included: 1 part resin (16 oz.), 1 part hardener (16 oz.), 2 mixing/measuring cups with mL measurements, 5 popsicle sticks for mixing, 1 yellow scraper/spatula. - I truly appreciated the "working time" before the resin fully set that allowed me to mix and get out several pours (I had a mold that made 3 coasters at a time) before the mixture started to really cure. - As mentioned somewhere on this Amazon listing, the mixture gave me about an hour to 90 minutes of work time before it really began setting in place, 24 hours before the coasters were solid enough to pop out of the mold, and I gave it 2-3 days before packing up and shipping them as gifts across the country. It may have been able to fly after those first 24 hours, but I didn't want to risk it. Things to Consider: - I hesitate to call this bad, but here goes: I wanted to be able to use the measuring cup again for future pours, so I made sure to wash it out in my kitchen sink after I had finished pouring the resin into the molds. It required A LOT of dish soap to cut through and really *wash* the cup clean of the resin residue. In my inexperience (because trust me, this will not happen again), I was washing the cup over a pot and lid that I had soaking in my sink, which led to resin splashing on the pot and lid -- I now have clear (but visible) resin splatter on the pot lid from where the resin was running out as I was washing it. Stupid on my part, but I know better now. - As you can see from my picture, I was making my coaster with floated Perler Beads in the "center." This ended up being waaaaay harder than I'd expected for a couple of reasons. 1) The Perler beads kept floating up to the top of the resin. I spent the first 90 minutes of cure time pushing them back down and centering them in the mold with a toothpick. In the end, they still floated to the top (as I gave up and went to bed after the first 90 minutes or so), but the bead openings remained flooded with resin, which will prevent liquid accumulation in them during use (which was my main concern). 2) Pushing the Perler beads down in the resin mixture resulted in a bit of a concave shape to the top of the coasters. This will work fine for the coasters and won't really affect putting a drink on them, but the edge was a bit sharp, and I ended up needing to file it down with sandpaper. - Between using a blowdryer and a toothpick, I was able to chase away the majority of the bubbles that formed in my molds from the pours. I was, unfortunately, creating more bubbles as I continued to push the Perler beads further down into the mold, but the blowdryer and the toothpick were able to get rid of most of them. (The listing for this item calls for a heat gun, but I didn't have one, so the blowdryer was my next best option.) All in all, this was an excellent purchase that ended up working very well for a beginner like myself. In the event that you're looking to get into resin casting, this is a great starter kit!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2020 by Mega Reviewer Mega Reviewer
Size: 3 Gallons
Es un producto de alta calidad, fácil de entender y usar. Lo recomiendo al 100% sobretodos aquellas personas nuevas en el mundo artístico en Resina.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by Cinthia Marisol Pereira Galvez Cinthia Marisol Pereira Galvez
I’ve been working with resin for about 6 months now, I have tried a couple brands and this one is my favorite. I’ve used it for a handful of different projects, primarily bookmarks, diamonds, dice, and even some resin pour painting. Here are some things I’ve learned over the past few months: 1: resin doesn’t like to be cold. I work with it in our small spare room, a room that’s easy to keep slightly warmer then the rest. It’s cheaper to keep a small room warm then to heat a large area. I also will place the resin a few feet in front of the heater about 5 minutes before I pour and mix - I’ve also tried the water method where you fill the sink or a bowl and set the resin in to warm, but it doesn’t work as well for me and feels more time consuming. 2: resin doesn’t like water - IF you use the water method to warm your resin remember this - Resin does not like water! you have to make sure the bottles are completely dry before pouring to mix if you use the water method. 3: resin seriously does not like liquid. if you are using pigments to color the resin use powders - if you use liquid dyes remember the less you use the better it’ll be for your resin. -what will happen?? In my experience water has caused resin to completely ruin molds, the resin not separating from the mold where the water had contact. With the dyes, the more liquid dye I’ve used the more the consistency of the resin seems to change. The liquid dyes I’ve learned are more for making projects transparent color where you don’t need much, solid color projects the powders work best. 4: MIX SLOWLY! I know it’s annoying, but how you mix and how long MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE! Through lots of trial and error, I have found mixing my resin SLOWLY making sure to scrape the bottom and sides frequently for 4 minutes is perfect. I set a timer. The faster you stir, the more air pockets you will create in your resin. Once these are there, they are very hard to get out especially when there’s several. A heat gun can only do so much. The resin will go from a milky color to a clear color, and you may notice the cup getting warm as you mix, this is totally normal. 5: resin and hardener ratio - one of the easiest answers to find is you mix the resin and hardener at a 1:1 ratio. I pour my resin and harder in small batches in a plastic disposable cup that has measurement lines on it — you could use a scale if you really wanted to. I mix the resin in a plastic cup, then I transfer it to silicon reusable pour cups for the color mixing and for easier to control pouring. 6: clean up! Resin takes 24 hours to dry. So once you pour you leave it alone a while. I like the use the plastic cups for the resin and hardener so I can just toss them, then the silicon cups I leave whatever mixed resin is in there to dry. Next day whatever’s left just pops on out and most of the time it comes out clean! Hope this helps anyone new looking to start :)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021 by Bailey