JDiction Epoxy Resin Clear High Gloss Epoxy Resin, Maximum 1.5 Inch Deep Pour 1 Gallon Casting Resin for Jewelry Making, Table Top, Wood and Mold Crafts

I recently tried the JDiction Epoxy Resin Clear High Gloss Epoxy Resin for a DIY project, and I couldn't be happier with the results! This resin is incredibly easy to use, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced crafters alike.One of the standout features is its very low odor, which was a pleasant surprise. Unlike other resins I've used in the past, this one didn't overwhelm me with fumes while working. It sets up quickly, allowing me to complete my projects in a timely manner without long wait times.The high gloss finish is stunning and gives my projects a professional look. I’ve used it on a variety of surfaces, and the clarity is impressive. It also cures hard and durable, ensuring that my creations will last.Overall, I highly recommend JDiction Epoxy Resin for anyone looking to elevate their crafting or DIY projects. Its ease of use, minimal odor, and quick setting time make it a fantastic choice. I will definitely be purchasing more for future projects!

I love JDiction! I have used several different brands, but found for the price, ease of use, and quality of my pieces, this is my 'go to' resin! Gives me very few bubbles, crystal clear and has earned my confidence in knowing it will produce as expected.

I love the. Resin and the work time I can make anything the bubble's are my fault I'm a beginner 😀

I make resin art and jewelry for a living. First off, the performance that every resin advertises is based on factory controlled working environments. I have the ambient temperature set to 75F and a dehumidifier set to 50% or less, which seems to be the general recommendation. Every resin fail I’ve had has been because of high humidity or cold temps.This resin is my favorite so far.PROS- super clear, like glass clear when cured, unless the silicone mold is poor quality or humidity is too high. Also doesn’t seem to attract dust like other resins but I vacuum my studio regularly and have an air purifier.- virtually no bubbles when cured - I use a small electric mixer and pour in layers of 0.5.” Always when working with resin, temp has to be high enough to encourage gas to escape but low enough that cure time isn’t accelerated and gas gets trapped before reaching the surface. It’s science, people. I even accidentally introduced a ton of bubbles when not paying attention to the submersion of my mixer and they disappeared once poured and hit with a heat gun. Also haven’t had a single issue with micro-bubbles, the low viscosity isolates gas and they dissolve quickly- the resin comes out slightly blue tinted, unnoticeable except to the trained eye, and this prevents yellowing. I think it makes for a really attractive finish. Other resins look dull in comparison.- easy to maintain surface tension which is helpful for when I accidentally overfill molds - just remove a bit with a syringe and it easily self-levels- no odor when using and no off-gassing odor when cured. Other resins I’ve had to submerge cured products in baking soda before I can sell them because the products reek- handles dyes and inclusions really well - no streaking, flowers stay submerged and don’t rot, bubbles don’t adhere to them.- finished products are oleophobic (resist fingerprints), hydrophobic, easy to carve and polish, don’t scratch easily and don’t break when droppedCONS- The minor (in my opinion) trade off is the short work time (20-30 min) and long cure time. I mix in low quantities (4-7oz) and pour in thin layers, recoat after 20ish hours. I leave fully finished pieces in the mold for 48hrs to be safe, but I have a large workspace and can work on multiple pieces at a time.- Also, the locking caps are annoying to clean. I don’t use the pumps. Lotion bottles, soap bottles, etc use pumps and the reverse gravity suction action introduces air. Don’t do it. Just use accurate measuring cups and a steady hand.I highly recommend this resin for pros and even beginners if you pay attention to the required working conditions. It’s beautiful to work with and low stress compared to others. And my art sales are up!

I purchased this on a daily deal for a great price. I have used several different epoxy resin kits in the past and this one stayed workable for the shortest period of time. I tried to fill avoid with some of the mixture about 20 minutes into the pour and it was so thick by that time thaat I am left with a bumpy area that I will need to sand and rework.PROs: Price, Low Odor, Practically Bubble FreeCons: Short workabilityConclusion: This would be a good product for smaller items that don't need much working time. I was impressed by the overall lack of bubbles. Even when I "otorched" the surface, I didn't get hardly any bubbles. I haven't reworked this tabletop yet, so I don't know how the end result will look.

Brief Review: Great resin to work with for assortment of projects. Definitely very glossy/shiny finish.Detailed Review:I have been working with epoxy resin for over 5+ years now and have tried numerous brands. As resin prices have increased this is a great priced buy! But beyond the affordability of it there is more to like about it.Consistency: Ideal consistency when mixing/pouring. Not too thick but not too watery either. I am able to dome/topcoat my other work with ease and had no spillage or pulling away from the edge.Working time: JDiction states 30-40mins which i found very accurate.Bubbles: When mixing like i do (not slowly) i got bubble BUT the resin degasses itself pretty well as it sits. I didn't use a heat gun after pouring and about 95% of the bubbles i created had gone away during cure time. Very happy with the results!Low odor as claimed but still wear a respirator when using it for safety.Cure time: states 24hrs but was able to demold in 18 at almost full hardness.For Doming/Clear coats: I was the most impressed with how well this worked for doming. It self levels well yet still stays put. My biggest issues are usually that resin will pull away from the edges of pieces but that did not happen with this one! See pic attachedFor Deep Pours: This resin does get HOT when curing. I poured in a thick plastic mold that up to 1 inch thick in depth and a few hours into curing you can feel the heat. Be careful if using with silicone molds that aren't high heat resistant!! in particular the clear/thin silicone ones. Everything I made demolded without issue from both plastic and silicone molds

Awesome product worth the price