ArtResinEpoxy Resin – High-Gloss Clear Coat for Artwork - 8 oz (4 oz Resin + 4 oz Hardener) (236 ml)

The media could not be loaded. When I first started working with resin, I thought I must have been doing something wrong since the end result was always cloudy, filled with tons of air bubbles or the item yellowed quickly.Turns out I was using the wrong product! Art Resin is the best resin I’ve worked with and it dries hard to a beautiful mirror finish! I’ve also mixed in glitter and PearlEx powders to the resin and the results are great! The written instructions that come with the product are clear and easy to follow but their website is even better. There are detailed instruction videos as well calculator that can tell you exactly how much resin you’ll need for a project based on its size and it’s a great tool to prevent waste. Highly recommended!

The resin was pretty easy to use for beginners, however I am using it for keychains and deeper things, so I’m not a pro at not having bubbles yet. I also can’t seem to get glitter to not float to the bottom of my pieces, but that’s a me problem, not the product. It’s fairly easy to use and my favorite part is that it’s nontoxic. I still wear protective gear and have a well ventilated area to be safe though. The smell is a little strong, but I’m just sensitive to smells. It’s definitely not a good value for your money though. The bottles are extremely small for how expensive they are. I’ve used the resin a few times to make some keychains and I’m almost empty already. I wish there was more instructions on the best way to get 1v1 pouring though for the mixture. Overall, I really like the resin. It’s fun to play around with, but it is bubbly even with tricks like that warming it up in a hot cup, letting it sit, stirring 3+ minutes slowly, and using a lighter. Still couldn’t pop all the bubbles in the bottom and middle of the keychains. I will be purchasing again unless I can find a cheaper non toxic resin made for thicker projects.

I’ve tried resin in the past, and because of the humidity in Florida it never worked well. But this resin works perfectly even in the middle of summer!

I like the nearly odorless smell.

Easy to use, works well and no smell. I knocked off a star because it is so expensive. First time I purchased item it was on sale, but not any longer. I'd like to buy again, but getting tired of how expensive art supplies are becoming.

This is the first time I've used Art Resin. In the past I've used Ice Resin and a brand that I picked up at Michaels. Both of those seemed to intuitively know how to spread out and dome effectively. In working with Art Resin, I found it needed to be coaxed to move to the sides and corners. That in itself is good because it does give you more time to work with the product without it racing ahead of you. Within 24 hours I had a nice hard coat, (although I always wait 72 hours for a full cure). I made a horrible gooey mess of one of the projects and I tried to clean it up...which of course made it much worse. In the future, I'll wait until after it cures to try to fix because Art Resin cleans up nicely and is easy to fix any mistakes. I used this product for a small wood project (about 3" x 9") and some bezel jewelry. I'll order again.

This is really great quality, high end resin! I mostly used it for coating pieces vs casting or pouring so I didn't experiment much- but the quality is unmatched and it is extremely easy to use. It's finish was bubble free and beautifully clear, completely level - even despite my unlevel work surface. My one and only complaint is the price and lack of coupons or discounts! But like I said - it is quality resin and worth it! Sadly I just can't afford to buy it often or in large quantities!

This is for 2-4oz bottles. For a total of 8oz just to make that clear. Good for small projects but not for larger ones. I found that it didn't smell as bad as other cheaper resins and didn't aggravate my already beat up sinuses (when I first started I used the cheap crap filled one and no ventilator mask. Don't do that) if you have bad allergies I'd still recommend wearing a mask. I used it in silicone form and not for coating art it seemed to set up pretty well. Did have a good bit of tiny bubbles so I'd definitely recommend mixing slowly