MAS Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin One Gallon Kit | Table Top Pro Epoxy Resin & Hardener | Two Part Kit for Wood Tabletop, Bar Top, Resin Art | Set Includes Spreader & Brush | Professional Grade Coating

The epoxy resin works as it should, you use 1:1 ratio and you're good to go.

Bought a cabin with 20 year-old tile counter tops in kitchen. Did not mind the tile but grout was worn down, old, very dirty and tiles were uneven in some places. Grout was just gross and difficult to clean counter tops. Decided to try MAS epoxy and wow, it changed my life in this kitchen. Now I have a smooth, hygienic surface that's easy to clean and looks great. So happy with results and love my kitchen now. Would definitely recommend this product. Things to keep in mind: It is very shiny/glossy so took a little getting used to but now we love it. If doing the backsplash as well as counter tops, do backsplash first because of the vertical surface and drips. The product is fairly easy to use and come with good instructions but helps if you do your research, watch some videos for application tips, and plan it out with checklists. We did and did not have much difficulty. If doing a large area, plan on doing multiple mix/pours as it's easier to work with small batches. Make sure you have enough plastic containers/mixing tools/brushes. The dollar store is your great for disposable plastic containers and brushes. Break up areas if you can. After doing the first pour on small area to left of stove, it helped us estimate 5-6 more pours for remaining project and we ended up ordering more epoxy. Cover cabinets and floors with plastic. You will have lots of drips over edges. Do not use if you notice any hardening (you'll feel the heat) of epoxy in the container. That happened with one of our mixes and it just made a mess and was unusable. We just started up another batch when that happened. Do not do this without a heat gun. We were amazed at how well it got out the bubbles. And quickly too.

I am so happy I bought this brand of epoxy. I had it shipped to Arizona and had someone do the pours for me there. The results were fantastic and I must say, much different from the first brand of epoxy I tried. I don't know if it has to do with the different temperatures or the epoxy brand, but bubbles were almost non existent with this. A hair dryer for bubbles, but honestly didn't really see any. At home (seattle) with a different brand, I literally see the bubbles flying and shooting off of the epoxied table. The work was done very fast with this product and we did experience heat in the cups. I made sure we got the pour on to the table as fast as possible. Set time seemed much quicker than the product I have been using. I would buy this brand again, and it will be interesting to see how it acts in the cooler climate here in Seattle. We poured 2 countertops, 1 outdoor table top, 1 less than 1 foot glasstable top, a 4 x 4 table top and repaired a chair with this. I have enough left to maybe pour another small table, or to flood coat something. The outdoor top was poured onto 1/4 inch pressed board and is an insert to a table that we made after breaking the tile that was in the table top. It seems like it will hold up. My concern is that it might bow but we will see. I don't plan to do any flood coats. the first picture with pink counter tops is before. the last video shows a faucet that sprung a leak and you can see the water shooting out the side. I repaired the faucet using this same epoxy, I coated it both inside and outside with a thin layer. Of course it is a temporary fix, as the manufacturer is sending a new head but this is holding in the meantime. Also the mexican chair was falling apart. I used epoxy to glue all the wood slats to the bottom of the chair. (they were previously tied and mudded). This fix will last longer than the halflife of plutonium. I used hardboard packing material to catch the drips on these countertops. I don't throw packing materials away, I store them until I find a use for them. These long packing pieces originally came with headboards.

This was my first time using resin. I got a table, took a circular saw to it, and chunked a bunch of it out. I used blue spray paint on the center and let dry before adding resin. I only had black, blue, and green food coloring and that blue spray paint to add colors to the resin. The food coloring allowed the resin to still have a see through affect while the spray paint made it look more milky blue. You have to add a lot of food coloring to get any color. Both really made it come to life. I did two layers of pouring each day, one in the morning and one at night. This let it dry over time, unlike the struggles of a big pour. I added spray painted stencils in between resin layers. I finished with a final pour covering the whole table, finishing the whole gallon. Let it dry for a week after that. I made many missteps with dust, uneven pouring, and resin touching skin, but it turned out great! I learned a lot too and will keep playing with resin. For this resin, use 91% alcohol with handsoap or dishwasher soap if you get it on your skin and rub like crazy before rinsing. Wipes help too depending on how cured the resin is. If it has cured for a while, use paint thinner like mineral spirits or something. Trust me, my gloves slipped off when I was evening out a layer and my hands were covered in it. I didn’t try to get the resin off until 30 mins later because you have to work fast on your project once you mix the resin. Don’t wait 30 mins like me. Safety first. I’ll be glad to answer any questions of my first experience with resin if there are any.

Let me start by saying when I ordered this product I had absolutely no experience with this type of epoxy or anything similar. I have laid a dozen or so garage, warehouse, patio and workshop floors but that’s a completely different material and project which is probably obvious. I picked this material after searching mostly on price but also on overall rating. I always try to read the reviews I’m basing a decision on but this time I admit I was excited to get started on the project and hit the “buy now” button without my usual individual product scrutiny. After I read some of the more critical reviews of this product and after seeing other people’s attempts at using this and other products I got a little nervous. A little self doubt crept in. The product arrived exactly as I was lead to believe same day I was told in the brand new condition and the amount that I ordered. So all good so far. The material does come with an instruction sheet and it tells you step by step how to use the product. I found the instructions to be easy to read, understand and follow. They come right out and tell you in the instructions what to watch for, conditions, temperature and mixing requirements and they stress the importance of following the instructions especially in regard to the mixing and temperature of the materials. It’s all there in easy to follow steps even includes a troubleshooting guide and tips on how to fix and avoid certain and common issues. I followed the directions and had no problems at all. The product was a breeze to use with working time that was more than sufficient as i did find myself working really quickly because I didn’t know what to expect. I set everything that I anticipated needing up prior to mixing, kept all my tools in the same place each and every pour so I would have no confusion and would be able to have what I needed in hand when I needed it and I am a very happy customer. I have now done multiple projects, sinks, counters and a small river table and I couldn’t be more pleased to have found this product right off the bat. They even sent me a personal email asking if I had any issues or if they could provide any help or advice. I am a customer for life. Thank you

This product is fairly priced compared to other similar products. I used it for a church camp "fused sea glass" project and the result looked fantastic. Because we used plastic box frames for the students to glue the sea glass into first (like a shadow box), I couldn't use a blow torch or it would melt the frames. Also, I wasn't going to worry about any small bubbles because it was an ocean-themed project and I thought tiny bubbles would look super neat. When done, it self-leveled, had zero bubbles and hardened as hard as glass over night without any heat applied. The projects looked amazing and the kids love them. I mixed the product in very small batches (for 2 projects at at time) in paper cups. It worked great. Wear gloves as it it sticky. Cover a table with plastic if you are doing small projects. I love this and it has a huge WOW factor for projects.