ArtResinEpoxy Resin – High-Gloss Clear Coat for Artwork - 2 gal (1 gal Resin + 1 gal Hardener) (7.57 L)

High quality art resin. Minimal to no bubbles. Easy to work on projects. My favorite art resin.

Tried other cheaper art resins but had trouble with them drying.

Will purchase again

I've used resin from this company for a while And this batch turned my creations, yellow for some reason. Unfortunately, unfortunately, I missed my window to return it so I'm stuck with bad resin!

This resin is unique for all who want the best result with any art. Mostly, I like that there are no bubbles and low odor, so my cat and dog can sit and watch the creation process. I love this resin!

My only problem with this resin is it’s advertised as a do all best resin on the market. Just wanted to give a buyer be ware. I have used a couple different resins trying to finish/ fix a table I have been working on for awhile.( mostly because I restart over any small imperfection) anyway this stuff is THICK could be a pro or con depending on you application. But it hold bubbles like no other because of it, don’t know how it would fare against a vacuum chamber but if I had one I would have tried it, deep pores or trying to fill in holes are impossible, and it’s so thick any dust particles in the air will get stuck on top( I’m taking about the stuff you see when a beam of sunlight cuts in a dark room), other resins I have used that stuff seems to sink in and disappear this stuff it stays on top and makes small imperfections. It kinda self leveling but no so much as others. Would not advertise as self leveling. And last it’s not as scratch resistant as I would like. Only been a day so can’t give to much input on U.v resistance. Sorry for the book just know how troublesome epoxy projects can be and how all the info is appreciated.

I love using Artresin for my ocean art. When I use this resin, I can create beautiful lacy cells.

I've used Art Resin many times, however, this is the first time I bought the full gallon size. I purchased in November, and now in January, about half of the hardener is hard. The containers have been in a normal room temperature. I set the container in hot water for 30 minutes and absolutely nothing changed. So I have half the volume to use and lost $99.I emailed Art Resin and they were extremely helpful. The closest we could come to figuring this out is that possibly the caps got switched causing a reaction. If that's true, it took only a drop to cause the hardening because I don't remember any big switch or mess, etc. But it is possible I could have lost track of which cap went on the correct one. I will be certain to not do anything like that in the future if I did cause this.Art Resin ended up sending me a free replacement gallon of hardener! I'm so grateful.