LET'S RESIN & Daniel Cooper Clear Epoxy Resin Kit for Alcohol Ink, Casting and Resin Art Topcoat 650 ml, 2 Part Epoxy for Tabletop, Art Resin, Cups, Wood, Jewelry

Edit: after my initial review Let's Resin got in touch with me and offered a new bottle, which I really appreciate. They confirmed there was a mistake and have changed the volume description to match the amount actually received. I will also add that after my initial use I haven't used up the remaining resin yet and after two weeks it's still perfectly fine! No sign of crystallization, no thickening of Part A, it's still the same amazing quality as it was on the day I opened and used half of it. I am definitely going to get more of their epoxy resin. I have changed my 3 stars to 5 star review, because it's well deserved for amazing resin quality and wonderful customer service. Original review: Ok, so I will start with the fact that the resin is amazing quality. It's beautifully clear with no crystallisation. Another resin I've been getting until I tried this one would arrive cloudy (always part A), or already partially crystallised, which is why I am testing and trying more brands. This resin is bautiful, can't complain here in any way. Now here comes the issue. The size of the bottle looked suspicious to me as it was on arrival, so shouldn't be as annoyed as I am about this really, but I plan my resin work per ml specified on bottles, or pages I get them from. This resin claims to be 11.5 Oz per bottle. When using the conversion online 23 Oz is 653ml, so already not as described. Decided to plan things out to cover 640ml just in case and decided to split it in half, so half the amount on day one and half on day two. Last night I poured 3 of the 5 planned items and have less than half the amount left, as pictured. The other items would take up 20ml between them. So using simple math, there is about 590ml in these bottles, at a best guess considering I have just under half left and used 300? Oh and for those having issues with it setting and remaining sticky. Measure by ml, not by weight, as the liquid weight can vary due to viscousness of the parts (one is thicker and can be heavier). It's also better to mix bigger batches than 10-20ml at a time, as the difference in the poured liquid will be a lot less significant and will set fine. In smaller batches, even a 1ml difference either way can make a change and it won't set properly, which is also why I plan to make more than one item at a time.

Amazing product works everyone using this kit Watch Daniel on you tube so is great to have his kit

This epoxy resin kit is a great value for the price. It’s easy to work with, mixes well, and cures clear with a nice smooth finish. I was really impressed with how professional the results looked, even on my first try. It’s perfect for crafts, molds, and small projects, and it doesn’t have an overpowering smell like some others I’ve tried. The instructions are straightforward, which makes it beginner-friendly but still great for more experienced users too. Pros: ✔ Excellent value for the price ✔ Easy to mix and use ✔ Cures clear with a smooth finish ✔ Great for a variety of projects Final Thoughts: If you’re looking for a good quality resin without spending a ton, this is definitely worth it. I’m really happy with the results and would buy it again!

Très bonne résine.

Easy two part resin, the best I have ever used. Hardly any smell. Cures hard and glass like. De-bubbles itself and yellowing resistant. Great value for the money. Speed of curing is normal. De mold tomorrow but fully hardened in two days. Leave in the mold a second day or lay the piece flat, if you don't want it rubbery. I find this to be most functional of all the resins I have used.