TAKIMO 1 Gallon 3×UV Resistant Resin Kit,No Bubble & Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin for Coating, Casting, Table Top,DIY, Bar Top, River Tables, Resin Art, Wood with High Gloss Finish

I’ve used this resin for a few different projects and I love it. Honestly only resin I’m sticking with, I think it’s a great price and it’s fairly easy to work with. I take my time and it honestly doesn’t ever bubble up. It’s perfect

This worked great for refinishing our counter tops and have held up amazingly. definitely recommend if you’re looking to stay on a budget and not buy new counters!

Works well and as described but do a test with a small amount if using this for the first time. Measure carefully, mix well, and do not wait too long before pouring out.

Great product! I used it for countertops over peel and stick.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, the product is what it says it is. The instructions are a bit quirky, but if you follow them time-wise and mixture recommendations, it works great. The chemical reaction time seems accurate. The bubbles are easy to remove with a heat gun, and the clarity is excellent. This piece will reside outside by my fire pit, so we’ll see how it holds up to UV and weather. This is my third attempt at this project. The two prior attempts were with a much more expensive product that failed miserably. This seems very forgiving and sets up perfectly.

Early report (April 23, 2025/3:15 PM/NW WA/Temps mid 60's) - Poured 4 hrs ago, does not appear to be "kicking" at all. Doesn't seem to be any change in viscosity from when I poured it. The temps will start dropping soon to around 54 deg., maybe! What happens then?Follow up: 12 hrs later, resin still extremely tacky! 24 hrs later my project appeared ruined. Instead of glossy shine, it looked like frosted glass. Still soft. Per the mfg, I lightly sanded with 220 and poured on another coat. We'll see in 24 hrs! So far not impressed with the product!Follow up: As noted above, I lightly sanded and poured on a second coat twice as thick as the first, but still a little less than a quarter inch. I covered the table for 2.5 days to keep the bugs out. After that time I uncovered it and it looked like glass. It came out beautifully. I'd really like to put on one more coat, but don't want to take a chance of screwing up what I got.I was not impressed initially, but I am now. I'm very happy with the results!

Not good for pours thicker than an inch and 1/2 unless you have a vacuum chamber to degas the resin as it's very prone to bubbles. The cure time is more like 72 hours before it can be turned on a lathe or sanded. Good price though, if you are making jewelry or small coasters, and have a vacuum chamber.The resin is crystal clear as long as care and time is invested in the degassing process. Must be SLOWLY hand stirred, to avoid bubbles as well.

Sample is very soft and sticky after 24 hours. Will it ever cure? Yes! It finally did cure very hard. It took a good 30 hours to harden.I have used alot of epoxy. This hardened slow but ended up very hard. This product is also less full of bubbles compared to other epoxies I have used. The blow torch quickly removed the few small bubbles.I rate this as the best epoxy I have used for fewest bubbles and hardest finish.