EcoPoxyFlowCast SPR Epoxy Resin Kit - 3.2 Gal /12L: UV & Yellowing Resistant, Bio-Based | Water Clear & Bubble Free Faster Curing Epoxy for Small Pours Casting: Charcuterie Boards, Trays & Coasters

Just what we ordered, no problems

Using in a river tableHave spoken to the company several timesVery helpful

Dries like glass. Left the extra dry in the mix cup and is clear as glass without heating or anything!

Read the directions. Stir for 5 minutes. Pour. Wait. Simple as that!

Used for a live edge cutting board/charchuterie board. Turned out great

This is NOT a 24 hour cure. At 73F and 53% humidity in my studio, my first pour, a 1/2" by +/- 3" river for a charcuterie board, took 3 days to harden. After 24 hours, it was still totally liquid. I know epoxy--I've been building fishing rods for many years--and this was VERY slow to set up. In my second pour to finish the same river board, I was able to get cure time down to just over 48 hours by putting a heating pad under the mold. Do not expect the advertised 24-hour cure time.It does cure very clear with little to no thermal perturbations, so I guess that's the trade-off: It's good, clear epoxy, but you have to be very patient.

First time trying ecopoxy. Horrible. Expensive. Takes forever to set. I used this on both a table top and in a mold for wood turning. Both applications it performed horribly. Watery consistency. Literally took days to set. CHips horribly on a lathe. No idea what the "eco" in ecopoxy stands for but it is not economical nor is it ecologically friendly. Not trying again.

This resin, bar none is the best on the market, and believe me, I have tried them all. What makes this resin top of the list is that it is quite literally bubble free!! No need for pressure or vacuum pots. It cures crystal clear, handles colorants amazingly well. You need a higher temperature in your resin room for curing, and it does take longer to cure than some of the competition, but it is well worth the wait. The downside is that this is one of the highest price art resins I have seen, but again, If you are pouring a clear project, and you want bubble free, there is nothing better. It is very forgiving on mixing (by volume), as I deliberately mixed batches with a little too much epoxy, or a little too much hardener. I heated the product separately then mixed, and still had more than enough working time. Then, I mixed the the 2 parts, and THEN heated it up, being pretty aggressive with the hot water(140f for about 15 minutes) and still had over 5 hours working time, with a room temperature of 80f.

This stuff is really great it's extremely durable and doesn't stink. The only downside is it takes about 2 days before you can sand it. But it's in the instructions