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

Good deal and a good epoxy. The cure time is as expected. Within 12-24 was sandable. The finish is clear and bubble free with a little heat. No smell or leakages. It appears to be a strong and durable finish. Would buy again for premium projects.

I have been using this epoxy regularly for a year on several projects andall have come out wonderful. Low vic. Good working time, De-bubbles well and cures clear and polishes great.

This deep pour epoxy worked great. Was easy to mix parts together and the viscosity was perfect. Set up correctly and was solid after 24 hrs. Hardly any odor. Would recommend for beginners.

I specialize in making river tables for clients around the US and have primarily used Liquid Glass Deep Pour for my projects. I saw this product and couldn't ignore the price, so I decided to give it a whirl. I'm going to attach pics of the tables I made specifically with this product so that you can get an idea of both my work and the final look. The cure time is similar to Liquid Glass: within 48 hours, the epoxy is around 85% cured. Within 96 hours, it's totally cured and ready for flattening with a router sled. Its consistency is a bit more viscous than Liquid Glass; whereas LG is like water, this product has the consistency of ketchup when mixed. I actually like that as it's more forgiving to any small gaps in the mold and gives you time to remedy those, than scramble to find a bucket to catch the leaks. I'm knocking off a star for two reasons: - I don't know what to make of the amount listed, but this is more like 10-11 liters of product instead of 3 gallons. I use 5-gallon HDX buckets with the volume shown on the side, and this product has consistently fallen short of 3 gallons. - There have been a few small areas that haven't fully cured. They're extremely small and have been few and far between. I can touch them up by mixing them with a 2-part epoxy to help them fully cure, but I have not had any issues with LG fully curing across the entire pour. I mix this with a 5-gallon automated paint mixer for 6 minutes, so there shouldn't be any issues with insufficient mixing time. Overall I've been pleased with this product and would recommend it. I still prefer Liquid Glass, but I would recommend this over other brands like FlowCast that tends to yellow pretty significantly.

Love the product. I use this for deep pour resin and wood bowls/vases. Have never had a issue with it not hardening. It does get thermal cracking when pouring deeper that specified depths which is expected. My wish is that they would offer for sale individual bottles of either part A or part B. It seems that no matter how careful I measure, there always seems to be more A than B. I have purchased several 3-gallon kits over the past year, and now have almost 3/4 gallon of excess part A. Hope this wish comes true.

Super clear. Super hard easy to us. Epoxy. Nice thing about this epoxy is most bubbles pop on there own so yiu dont have to hit it with a torch or heat gun all day. Easy and safe for thicker pours. I have yet to have this epoxy go thermal or crack on me. Takes color extremely well with a flawless finish. I don’t notice any smells coming off of it the curetime can be longer but I pour in a colder area. I have poured over 100 gallons of this product and it hasn’t let me down yet.

Worked surprisingly well. I've been making resin tables for nearly 12 years and was a little apprehensive about trying this due to the affordable price. Everything went smoothly and I would definitely use again. It's more affordable than the price I pat as a distributor for one of the more well known brands out there.

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 product I based my purchase on the reviews and the price, both bad decisions This stuff is absolute garbage The main project for this product was a 3/4” thick X 9’ counter top I attempted to pour the counter in 2 pours The first 1/4” pour would be to ensure the fabric backing didn’t float to the top The 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 faster The second pour 1/2” thick looked perfect but 8 hours later was still tacky and the entire surface wrinkled overnight as it set up I 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 tools When 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 tacky I’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