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EasyPour Epoxy Resin Kit: 1 Gallon: 1:1 Ratio - High Gloss Crystal Clear Resin & Hardener, 2 Mixing Cups, Silicone Spatula, Plastic Spreader for Wood Tabletops, Countertops, Casting, Art & Crafts

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Features

  • COMPLETE EPOXY RESIN KIT: Includes 64oz resin and hardener (1 gallon when mixed), 2 mixing cups, silicone spatula, and plastic spreader.
  • CRYSTAL CLEAR FINISH: Durable, high-gloss coating resists yellowing, water, and scratches, ensuring long-lasting protection for your projects.
  • BUBBLE RESISTANT FORMULA: Easy mixing and pouring reduces bubbles, providing a clear, seamless finish for all your artistic creations.
  • VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: Ideal for wood tabletops, countertops, casting, art, crafts, jewelry, coasters, tiles, and marine fiberglass projects.ts
  • SELF-LEVELING AND DURABLE: Creates a smooth, clear coating on wood, granite, ceramic, porcelain, marble, laminate, metal, and canvas, ensuring a perfect finish every time.

Brand: EPE


Specific Uses For Product: Countertop, Casting, Art, Flooring, Wall Repair, Furniture, Woodworking, Table Top Coating


Material: Epoxy Resin


Compatible Material: Porcelain, Wood, Fiberglass, Glass, Plastic


Item Form: Liquid


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.72 x 2.36 x 0.5 inches; 1 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 29, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ EasyPour Epoxy


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Best Sellers Rank: #20,908 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #60 in Tile Epoxy Adhesives


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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,047 ratings


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    • Excellent Product
Style: 1 Gallon
The EPE EasyPour Epoxy kit arrived on schedule and worked perfectly. I’ve used various self leveling epoxy products over the years to provide a clear, hard and easy to clean surface. In this case I was refinishing several 36" diameter high top tables for a local establishment. The final product met all the wishes of the establishment’s owner as well as my own expectations. A couple notes that may help new users. First, bubbles. Yes you can get bubbles in the epoxy after you’ve poured the product and it’s leveling. Remember that bubbles can form when the resin is poured over any porous surface. This includes wood, concrete and a lot more. To mitigate the problem the best option is to seal the surface first. Options for sealing wood, my projects, include use of a good oil-based polyurethane. A water-based product may work as well but I’ve used oil-based sealers as I am sealing over an oil based stain. Alternatively, you can also mix a smaller batch of the epoxy resin, pour it on the project surface and drag it out to seal the surface. Whatever sealing technique you use just make sure that the surface is well sealed. For polyurethane I generally use a minimum of 2 coats and have applied up to 4 coats if I know the wood is particularly porous. Removal of any bubbles that may now form in the final pour is easy, just add a little heat from a heat gun or hair dryer. Second, temperature. The EPE EasyPour Epoxy specifies at minimum temperature of 75̊F. When checking the temperature I’ve found that it’s best to check the temperature of the item to be epoxied as well as the air temperature. If you’ve had the project item stored in a different location at a lower temperature allow the item to come to a stable temperature of 75̊F before starting the pour. This helps ensure the best final product. The EPE EasyPour Epoxy on-line instructions are reasonable. The biggest deficiency I found was related to computing the volume of epoxy you’ll need for a project. In my cases, I’m working with flat surface tables, some relatively simple math will get you the appropriate volume. As a note, I always use metric measurements for the calculation of epoxy volumes as it’s overall a little easier to convert the surface area/volume for mL instead of ounces. Also, when I compute the required volume I generally add an additional 25 to 30% to cover the fact you can’t get all the epoxy out of the mixing container and there will inevitably be some material that will run over the side of the project surface and be lost. 1. Calculate Surface Area Circle: π r2, 3.14 x radius squared Rectangle: L x W, length x width 2. Calculate Project Volume Surface area x depth 3. An example: 36 inch diameter table top with an epoxy depth of 1/16" or 0.15 cm 36" diameter top = 90 cm diameter = 45 cm radius Pi, 3.14, times 45 squared, times depth; 3.14 x 2025 x 0.15 cm = 955 cubic cm, approximately. Add 25% for extra and you’ll need to mix about 625 mL of resin and 625 mL of hardener. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2023 by Fallswine
    • A very pleasant suprise
Style: 16 ounces
Review Image by Linda Craig Linda Craig
I bought the small size in this resin because so many brands say that they are good for tumblers and despite some of them being very well known brands, they have left fisheyes and dimples. I mixed this, and I wasn't being particularly gentle. Yes, there were some bubbles, but I left it for 8 minutes and the bubbles pretty much disappeared, a spritz with alcohol wiped out the rest. The first layer on my tumber came out absolutely perfect (much to my surprise). It had set in 7 hours (it's warm at the moment in Australia), I did not have to sand between layers. The second and third layer were just as perfect as the first, no bubbles, no fisheyes and beautifully glossy and hard. The cup was finished in 2 days. The price was great and the resin was received very quickly. I was so impressed that I've already ordered a gallon of the resin. I can't recommend this highly enough, I'm sure even a novice tumbler maker would have no problems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by Linda Craig Linda Craig
    • NEVER BUYING ANOTHER BRAND AGAIN
Style: 16 ounces
Review Image by Nancy Matthews Nancy Matthews
Review Image by Nancy Matthews Nancy Matthews
I've been making custom designed tumblers for 7 years now. This is the first time using this brand. The resin does not dimple all over my cups and the bubbles are easily removed with a torch. There are millions of bubbles after mixing but letting it rest for 5 minutes helps the some of them rise to the top and pop on their own. The rest you can torch away. It has a light odor but still wear proper protective equipment. I'm very happy with this product and will not purchase a different brand again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by Nancy Matthews Nancy Matthews
    • It great for small art projects!
Style: 1 Gallon
Review Image by Andrea Holt Andrea Holt
Review Image by Andrea Holt Andrea Holt
I used this product to make gifts for coworkers and family. The epoxy set great, no yellowing, hardly no bubbles( think the bubbles that were there was users error). Overall great product. I believe I purchased while on sale.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024 by Andrea Holt Andrea Holt
    • Value/price ratio is crazy good!
Style: 1 Gallon
Review Image by Craig Craig
Review Image by Craig Craig
The media could not be loaded. I was really impressed with this brand. Iv used several other epoxies before but I can’t believe the value for the money in this kit. The tools that it came with were extremely convenient. Having two tubs, one to mix in and one to pour the mix into after mixing, I know that’s to make sure no un mixed resin around the edges of the first mixing tub make it onto my work. However, Iv never seen that included in a kit this price. I honestly kinda impulse bought this one because it was the cheapest I saw. I just needed the chemical. I didn’t read to much about it. I wasn’t expecting all the extra convenience they threw in. They also give you a rubber spatula style stir stick that flexes at the tip to get into all the corners of the pot you’re stirring in. I hadn’t thought of using one of these. Works a lot better than a wooden paint stick! I can’t believe this kit is cheaper than the rest. Everything cured perfectly. Nicely done EasyPour! One purchase made a believer outta me. I strongly recommend. I bought EasyPour for a coffee table top project Iv been working on. It’s end grain bamboo butcher block style... sorta. I made the table top shortest in the center and slowly step up as it gets wider and longer so that’s its tallest around the edges. This way when I poured epoxy over it, the epoxy would be much thicker in the middle. My plan was to tint the epoxy blue so there would be more color in the center since the epoxy was thicker there. It worked out great. I’m super happy with how it turned out. This epoxy worked flawlessly. Attached some pics. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by Craig Craig

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