1.5 Gallon (5.7 L) | 4" Deep Pour, Casting & Art | Clear Epoxy Resin Kit | Free Shipping
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I primarily use this for 2-4 inch casts for epoxy/wood turnings. Takes a long time to cure, but when done it turns very well and is solid. Have done vases, bowls and handles and all turned out well.
Pouring with drift wood to make bowls on a lathe
Bought this to pour my first epoxy river table and I am very happy with it! It is quite thin when poured, which worked well to penetrate some small voids that were in the slab. Bubbles rose to the surface without a vacuum chamber. It cured clear and hard, as advertised. Will definitely be using this again in the future.
I used deep pour epoxy for my own molds of sculptures that I make. I wanted to ensure I was getting the best clarity and I was over the moon with the results. Colours were super vibrant and I found it easy to work with. Just ensure it is mixed thoroughly for about 5 minutes and it's good to go. Lots of working time which is such a nice bonus. The hard part is waiting! But it is all the well worth it. I plan to continue to use this product for future pours and new molds.
I make custom range boxes for benchrest rifle shooters to tranfer their hand loaded ammunition from their house to the range securely, with a snug fit inside so they dont rattle, and us cerakoted to their choice of colors, themes, or whatever they want so it's personal MTO for them. The inside I pour the heavy, small pelican case with Magic Resin that i also swirl pearls in to customers choice. I never have had any issue with yellowing. It does take a couple days to get hard but so does all deep pour epoxy resin that you are letting cure on its own. Blowing heat on it does help speed up the cure time. Also and this is important, when I mix in my 2 quart mixing cups I use a dry wall mud mixer that is round at the end and is about 2" diameter in my cordless drill to not only be fast, but thoroughly mixed as well
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I primarily use this for 2-4 inch casts for epoxy/wood turnings. Takes a long time to cure, but when done it turns very well and is solid. Have done vases, bowls and handles and all turned out well.
Pouring with drift wood to make bowls on a lathe
Bought this to pour my first epoxy river table and I am very happy with it! It is quite thin when poured, which worked well to penetrate some small voids that were in the slab. Bubbles rose to the surface without a vacuum chamber. It cured clear and hard, as advertised. Will definitely be using this again in the future.
I used deep pour epoxy for my own molds of sculptures that I make. I wanted to ensure I was getting the best clarity and I was over the moon with the results. Colours were super vibrant and I found it easy to work with. Just ensure it is mixed thoroughly for about 5 minutes and it's good to go. Lots of working time which is such a nice bonus. The hard part is waiting! But it is all the well worth it. I plan to continue to use this product for future pours and new molds.
I make custom range boxes for benchrest rifle shooters to tranfer their hand loaded ammunition from their house to the range securely, with a snug fit inside so they dont rattle, and us cerakoted to their choice of colors, themes, or whatever they want so it's personal MTO for them. The inside I pour the heavy, small pelican case with Magic Resin that i also swirl pearls in to customers choice. I never have had any issue with yellowing. It does take a couple days to get hard but so does all deep pour epoxy resin that you are letting cure on its own. Blowing heat on it does help speed up the cure time. Also and this is important, when I mix in my 2 quart mixing cups I use a dry wall mud mixer that is round at the end and is about 2" diameter in my cordless drill to not only be fast, but thoroughly mixed as well