LET'S RESIN Epoxy Resin 1 Gallon Kit,Crystal Clear Table Top Epoxy Resin That Self Leveling, Fast Curing 2 Part Epoxy for Coating, Casting, Resin Art,Wood,Tumblers

This is the best resin I’ve used so far, having tried 3 other brands. It mixes nice, pours easy, cures quick, no bubble problems so far

This is a very good epoxy resin overall. The Good: The bubble rate is very low, which makes it great for clear casts. The Bad: It is highly affected by humidity. You have to be very careful with the moisture levels in your workspace. Overall, it is a great product as long as you can control the environment you are working in.

I've been a furniture maker for years, but I'm new to resins. I thought I would try a table top project before working with a deep pour product. I did a lot of research into different resins to find a material with low toxicity and consistent results. I think this will be my product of choice! I did a number of tests with pure resin and adding some of the alcohol dyes and I was really pleased with the results right from the beginning. I did single and multi coat pours (sanding between coats) and each pour consistently hardened in just under a day (about 60 degrees in the shop). It let me embed small elements in the pour and the transitions between layers were invisible. Edges on my tabletop were clean and the resin had the right viscosity to flow and smooth out but could cling to vertical surfaces well. What I liked: 1. Mixing was easy with the 1:1 ratio of resin to hardener. 2. Very little odor. 3. Remarkably clear and durable final finish. 4. Reasonably priced and a great way to get started with the medium. Please note. Even though it's low odor, all resins must be used in very well ventilated spaces while mixing, curing and during any sanding or planing. Use proper respiratory and eye protection recommended for the process. Also gloves and protective covering should be used to avoid skin contact with uncured resin.

I like lets resin epoxy. I have never had a problem with it not curing. I don't have a machine to get bubbles out but I seldom ever get bubbles with it. I'm new at resin art

It really doesn't matter what brand you go with, none of it is 100% bubble free. If you really want bubble free, you need a vacuum pump which is going to chew into the workable time you have with epoxy. I pre-warm this resin, mix it and let it de-gas for another 3-5 minutes before mixing in mica powder. Once I've poured a project, I use a heat gun to help any visible bubbles rise and if they refuse to pop under heat, I spritz alcohol 91% isopropyl over the top and that does the trick.