Nicpro 51oz Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit, 2 to 4 Inch Depth High Gloss & Clear, Bubble Free Epoxy Resin for Craft River Table, Wood Filler, Bar Top, Coating Casting, Food Safe Self Level 2:1

I love working with this brand. Really good for my pyramids.

The media could not be loaded. Very bright, bubble free, very hard. Beautiful sparkle. It is deep pour so it takes 48 hours to demold, but the result quality is worth it. It's like 20% more expensive then regular epoxy resin, but then again - quality could not be better.

used to fill the neck of aplastic basketball pool hoop, 5in pours at a time worked great

Although it was a lot clearer than most resins I've used even after following all of the directions I still end up with micro bubbles. Not many but enough. I might be doing something wrong but I kind of doubt it. It does take extra time to set up due to let you know one ratio mix but overall I am happy with the product

This resin is awesome! Super easy to use even if you mix a lot of bubbles into it just let it sit for a few minutes and all the bubbles rise to the top and can be removed with heat or alcohol. I did my first deep resin pour with it at one inch thickness and it turned out great! After I poured it there were minimal bubbles rising and those were easily removed. It levels itself out so as long as your mold is level then you have nothing to worry about. I will definitely buy this brand again, there is no need to spend money on a more expensive brand when you can get the same excellent results with this one.

its easy to use probably good for a beginner when i thought it was cured it was not hoping two more weeks makes it harder if not it goes in the garbage because uncured resin emits poisonous or toxic fumes will not buy again due to time constraint on curing. will be using what i do have left to see if it was a one off will review again if thats the case

Used it to make a resin and wood bow. Hardens enough to demold in about 24 hours. 48-60 hours and it was just right to put on the lathe. The only thing to note is that it does need to be stored in a very warm room for it to cure properly. The closer to 78F (25.5C) the better. This is much warmer than most people keep their shops / homes so that could be a problem. For me, I just stored the pieces in my furnace room (which is quite warm) until they cured.

Best deep pour ive ever used. Very few bubbles and the ones it does have surface easily to pop!