- Superclear 24 Hour Fast Cure Deep Pour Epoxy Resin 3 Gallons Kit, 1 Inch Liquid Glass Clear Casting Resin for Small River Pours and Castings, Live Edge Wood, Food Safe, Bubble Free

24 Hour Deep Pour has yielded consistent, clear 0.25-0.8" pours. Gel times are typically 6.5-8 hours for 17x5x0.75". I highly recommend their website's weight calculator and using a digital scale to weigh the exact amount of Base Resin A: Curing Agent B. Eye-balling volume, particularly with smaller pours (<1L), is risky. Getting the weights correct, for 24 Hour Deep Pour as well as Table Top, is critical to achieving a properly cured epoxy (otherwise, it could end up like a unusable, rubbery mess - yes, I did that; my fault). Additionally, using a Vacuum Chamber for the longer-curing 24 Hour Deep Pour does seem to reduce bubbles during the curing process. However, do NOT put Table Top in a Vacuum Chamber (I did that, too, and the epoxy cured and was unusable when I took it out of the chamber after just a few minutes). Table Top epoxy gels in about 50 minutes; much faster than 24 Hour Deep Pour. Finally, Amazon prices and service are great; however, ordering direct from Super Clear's website can be less expensive - you should always check both sites. The service folks at Super Clear are also outstanding! I had an issue with an Unnamed Postal Service company at Christmas. My order got lost and I was in a time crunch to meet deadlines. The Super Clear service team worked with me to make sure I had what I needed to meet my commitments. I was/am VERY impressed.

Excellent resin, easy to mix and I highly recommend using their calculator as it is spot on. I have used this now on 4 Charcuterie boards and the results have been great. Good bubble release and a predictable gel time for ensuring a good color mix. This is now my go-to resin for all of my boards and I am looking forward to trying their other products.

I love love love this resin. Its great for projects you want to do second and third layers quickly like deep pour over flowers and you need to do a few drizzle coats first or for 3D paintings. Super clear and hard. Always use a table top resin to seal projects though and this resin must be used for deep pours as it will not cover evenly when poured too thin. Just follow the instructions. Especially for the mix times. This takes a lot longer to mix and also produces more off gassing so keep in a ventilated temperature controlled area and ALWAYS use a respirator with epoxy resin work

Shipping is faster than expected. The product is consistent and does a great job of creating a clear epoxy surface if you follow directions. Make sure that you use it in a reasonably warm environment 72 F +/- 4 deg so that it solidifies in a couple or three days, otherwise it will take closure to a week.

Good quality but be sure to mix when it's warm, when the temperature of working space is cold make sure you warm these up. I put them in a box with a space heater blowing into it. When it's cooler it will tend to produce 100's of micro bubbles, not totally noticeable but you will see them under bright light. It's a thin epoxy so if your mixing colors and swirls etc... let the epoxy sit for a few minutes as you keep stirring so it begins to thicken a little bit.

I make hybrid wood/epoxy resin products... charctuerie boards, bowls, tables etc. I have tried a few different epoxy resins and FGCI is the best. It is just the right viscosity (at the proper temperature of 74 degrees or so) to flow, yet "thick" enough to leave some depth. Dries extremely clear. It has very good curing time, whereas others I have tried have taken days to cure. Good stuff!

This faster curing epoxy is great. Little to no bubbles, mixes well with metallic pigments. Also works great for using multiple layers. The cure time says 24 hours, with a gel time of 8-12 hours. I'd say that's a reasonable estimate depending on all your environmental factors. I poured a half inch layer last night thinking I'd have plenty of time to stir and shape my pigments when I got up in the morning, because that would only have been about 8 hours, so it should've been gelled but not hard yet. Went out to the shop this morning to find some of my pour had already hardened to the point of no return. Still got some nice patterns and color blending, but would like to have stirred up the metallic pigments for more vibrancy. But overall, I'm still very happy with the final results. I'll just keep in mind for next time to be available to work this epoxy at shorter time intervals. I will definitely purchase again.

This is the only brand of epoxy resin I'll use in my resin art. It is crystal clear and cures beautifully.