Epoxy resin Store - Composite, Construction, Art, Crafts, 2-Gallon kit Resin, self Leveling, Easy Mixing (1-1) Ratio, Excellent for All Applications, 2 GALS
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- GP-2
- Weight
- 16 oz
- Color
- Clear
- Material
- Epoxy Resin
- Item Form
- Liquid
- Special Feature
- Non Toxic
Features 5
- 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 D-85
- STOPS YELLOWING: High-level UV resistance increases the resin kit's protection against yellowing
- FAST CURING: Cures quickly, solidifying within 24 hours at room temperature; Pot life of 45 to 50 minutes and sets in 5 hours
- DURABLE DESIGN: Resists water, chemicals, and moisture while providing a high-gloss coating; Color: Clear; Size: 1 gallon
Specs 24
| Brand | Epoxy Resin |
|---|---|
| Specific Uses For Product | Table Top Coating, Wood Coatings, Boat Building, Art, Crafts, River Tables, Marine Applications |
| Material | Epoxy Resin |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Non Toxic |
| Container Type | Can |
| Viscosity Level | Medium |
| Full Cure Time | 24 hours |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Tensile Strength | 7500 psi |
| Compatible Material | Metal, Wood |
| Item Package Quantity | 2 |
| Volume | 2 gallons |
| Material Type | Epoxy Resin |
| Color | Clear |
| Brand Name | Epoxy Resin |
| Model | Mulit-Purpose |
| Unit Count | 256 Fluid Ounces |
| UPC | 641378775789 |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Manufacturer | The Epoxy Resin Store |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Part Number | GP-2 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Best resin I have ever used
This resin is absolutely amazing and easy to use. Easy to mix. (I do recommend an electric resin mixer) I use this to make knife handles and scales. After mixing it still looks a little cloudy, but after hardening (around 12 to 14 hours for 1/2 inch thick pours) it comes out crystal clear and hard as a rock with no bubbles or imperfections yet. Very impressive product and I will definitely purchase more if the price remains the same. $99 for 2 gallons of resin is quite the good deal. If you use pump heads on the gallon sized jugs, look for one that pumps at least 1 ounce per stroke or you will wear out your arm very fast. My first pump head produced 1/8 ounce per stroke.... The hardener is the consistency of water and pumps easily, but the resin is like cold honey and takes forever. Uses equal parts of each by volume, meaning for example, 1 cup of resin and 1 cup of hardener. Or 1 teaspoon of each. Just saying... Also put the thin hardener in your mixing cup first then the resin, it results in a clearer mix.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Jake Parker
Easy to use, lovely finish, great value, I'll definitely buy again!!
First time using this brand. So far it's fantastic!! So far I've used silicone molds, and a "freepour" with inks and pigments. Works great in all cases, but I did notice a bit of a longer set time with alcohol inks, but it's all good. And the price for the 2 gallon kit was spot on, cheaper than any I've found. Great pot time, bout 40ish minutes before it gets too "taffy-y" to work with, but it's hot and humid now, so it could be longer. Bubbles pretty much take care of themselves if you let the mix sit for about 5-7 mins, and whatever's left I just hit with heat, and *pop*-gone. Sets to a lovely glossy, hard, and smooth finish. I don't even need to sand and buff and sand and buff etc anymore!! This will more than likely become my "go to" resin. No funky smell either btw.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020 by Sara A.
Perfect for my project!
Every year I do something different and creative for presents for the holidays. This year I wanted to make paperweights that resembled glass without the huge expense of having all the tools for blowing glass. So I used this resin in molds to shape 3 dimensional paperweights. I casted one mold and allowed that to dry then placed that molded item into another. Worked perfect! Dried perfectly clear just like glass and has just enough weight to it to serve its purpose. In the first mold I mixed in glitter with the mixture and it took really well with no issue. The second mold with the glittered pieces added was simply clear. No bubbles or anything. I would highly suggest that you use fresh cups each time you make your mix to make sure you are getting the proper measurements of both parts so it forms like it should. If you use this as I did to create something in a mold, allow for 72 hours of dry time before you release the mold. I used silicone molds so it was easy to release them when they were dry without having to use a releasing agent. If you use a solid mold, you may want to get a releasing agent to remove your formed shape. The 2 gallon mixture makes 72 - rectangular molds that measure 3.5 inches long, 2.25 inches wide by 2 inches deep.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018 by navybrat1976
I like it. If had to I would buy again
It's easy to use it comes out clear I used it on my tumblers it wasn't a bad epoxy only thing I did not like was that it was a little on the thin side but it covered really good and left a pretty finish on my Tumbler. I was disappointed though in the shipping when I received it Part B was leaking it had epoxy all in the bag I think they could package it a little bit better and put it in a box to wear the jugs will stand straight up and poured in the arrow or say this side up do not lay down or something so the shipping company would know and put Fragile on there so they would know that is is breakable cuz it can bust or leak but other than that the epoxy seems like a pretty decent poxy for the price I would use it again
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2022 by Ashley Baker
Worked better than expected.
Used this to make a fiberglass concrete mold for a 460-pound foundation footer. The epoxy mixed easy in some cheap plastic cups (doesn't melt cups like polyester resin). The epoxy soaked through 1.5 oz. fiberglass mat. Epoxy doesn't melt the adhesive in fiberglass mat that hold it together. So it takes a little working to get it into the mat fibers a bit more than polyester resin. The epoxy has a little better work time than polyester resin and didn't seem to mind putting new mixes near a previous mix in the process of setting. The finished concrete form held up to 18 castings, pounding on the form with a rubber hammer to drive out air and using an electric concrete vibrator inside the mold. The mold has no sign of failure or cracking of any kind. Pretty happy I took a chance on this epoxy, it was a great value and performed better than expected. Highly recommended and will buy again when needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2023 by Spencx
Great Results, but do your research on the process
Okay sooo without going too much into the epoxy process itself. First this 2 gallon epoxy was enough for my whole 42 sq ft kitchen. I would say if you're on the fence about 1 gal vs 2 gallons for a kitchen, thinking maybe you could be stingy... DON'T. Because if this is your first epoxy project you WILL waste or screw something up. PROS: This epoxy can be very forgiving. An hour into curing I realized I wanted to mess with my marble effect and was able to use the heat gun and go back in and do more blending. After 24 hrs it was no longer tacky so I didn't have to worry too much about dust or gnats or kids accidentally bumping. When mixed properly it doesn't give off fumes * It started smoking when i messed up but will mention that later* It was estimated to take around 10 days but it came in 3!!! In short we were very happy with the look we got, to be able to completely change our kitchen for less than $100 Here are some tips though: 1. For the white marbled look buy 2-3 white opaque resin! We only got one but struggled to make the resin look white and not translucent and had to struggle to find resin dye at our local art supply store but was stuck with cheap stuff from Jo Ann's. The black and silver on the other hand only required 1. Do not try to make grey, just buy it save yourself a headache 2. You may have read or hearr that you should put your resin outside to warm up. But we didnt take into account they didn't mean in Texas at 1 in the afternoon. Once we mixed it we could feel the container getting hot, this was our first time so we didnt realize something was wrong till it started smoking and bubbling. Within 1 minute ran outside and put it in a bucket of water and it instantly cured and hardened. There went a whole half gallon... thered a bunch of science about chemical reactions you can read up on before you start but moral of the story the more you mix the more it will heat up if you feel it getting hot pour it on your counters immediately. And don't put it outside if its over 80 degrees. It's better to just use the heat gun! 3. The resin is not good old soap and water friendly. It will manage to get everywhere even after laying tarp and wearing gloves. Please buy special heavy duty soap like Zep's Orange Heavy Duty Hand Soap
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Best product on the market
Best product I've used in a long time. It is my go. It is not deep pour epoxy dont use it like it is it will cause smoke, fumes, and damage plastics. If your using it on wood seal your wood first or you will get bubbles. Ise in 1/4 inch pours or if it is too deep it will cause cracking or give you a blobby lumpy mass. If it starts out too hot it will start to cure quickly amd you'll be pouring clumps of epoxy. Not pretty fun or cute.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020 by christo
Formula difference, NOT THE SAME AS USUAL
I don’t know if they changed their recipe or what But I have been using this resin for years and it is great but this batch it is not! It’s very thin and it keeps creating holes/gaps after curing which forces me to recure again! They need to fix it ASAP!!! Update, They did refund me for the inconvenience, however I am kinda scared to try the 2 gallon again. The 1 gallon is great and has never gave me issues. I may try the 2 gallon again in a couple of months to see if the formula is back right again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Amazon Customer