KISREL Deep Pour Epoxy Resin, 3 Gallon Resin Epoxy Kit (2:1) for 2-4 Inch Pour Depths，Bubble Free, Low Odour, Crystal Clear Casting Resin for Table Tops, River Tables, Wood Fillers, Crafts

Small mill and wood work company. Work with epoxy all the time. This brand has a great set time. Bubbles do not need to be popped. Something I find rare in epoxy. Crystal clear and easy to mix. Ratio is 2 to 1, Easy to measure. Dries completely with the right Temps around 48 hours. Good 3 days plus to demold find best, that's optional. Smell is minimal compared lot of brands. Have purchased over 6, 3 gal kits and will be ordering another 5 kits shortly. Highly recommend 👌 2 of 8 items items created with epoxy

So I've bought 3 sets of the 3 gallon deep pour epoxy now and that's how much I love this. Much cheaper than competitors, no yellowing, crystal clear. 1st time making a deep pour table and this is very forgiving. Will buy again. I will say a 1 and a half pour takes about 2-3 days to cure but I actually appreciated that because I had time to mix mica powder into partially cured epoxy and create other affects I couldn't have done if it set up to fast. Love love love this product.

Used this resin for deep pour in silicone mold. Dried faster than expected with very few bubbles. Nice overall product

Solid product and I bought two 96oz for a project. 2” pour and came out clear as stated. I’ll buy more.

Really easy to use and the smell wasn’t too strong.

I like this product but it takes longer for it to mix up. You can pour a thicker pour with it but it does take longer for it to set up and harden

I've done 15 other large epoxy projects with different products prior to ordering this stuff and never have I had so many problems like with this productI based my purchase on the reviews and the price, both bad decisionsThis stuff is absolute garbageThe main project for this product was a 3/4” thick X 9’ counter topI attempted to pour the counter in 2 poursThe first 1/4” pour would be to ensure the fabric backing didn’t float to the topThe first pour took 7 hours to start to set…. I poured this late May in AZ it should have been plenty warm for the product to set up fasterThe second pour 1/2” thick looked perfect but 8 hours later was still tacky and the entire surface wrinkled overnight as it set upI let the entire project sit for 10 days, after 10 days I started to demold to counter, the mold wouldn’t release…..I had to spend hours fighting the mold with power toolsWhen I started to sand the entire counter due to the wrinkly bad cure a crack has formed across the middle of the entire 9’ of counter that is STILL tackyI’m attempting to move forward with this counter but so far I’m pretty sure I wasted $500 on this trash product that will never be right

worked nicely! first time playing with epoxy came out great!