LET'S RESIN EPOXY RESIN 44OZ White Epoxy Resin

Less bubbles and nice bright white color.

Great quality, works great. We made a walnut dining table and used this to fill some of the imperfections. It was our first time working with an epoxy resin and it was super easy to use. We did not have any issues with bubbles. It dried in appropriate time and sanded appropriately for a beautiful finish.

Love this resin! It gives a true black color, easy to mix, and use. There is only a slight odor, so be sure to still use your PPE, but the color is so much better than mica. Second time I have ordered this and I won’t order any other black resin.

Very good quality, was not expecting to get this much(did not read the container size) dries beautiful

It's epoxy; it's black. When mixed it's pleasantly thin, fills even very thin molds without difficulty or bubbles. It has no appreciable odor. Do however note, you *have* to mix this by volume, *not* weight. I normally use polyurethane resins which can be mixed by weight, and out of habit cast several pieces with this product mixed in that fashion. Even after two weeks, they're still flexible, and I fear probably always will be. Parts cast with an equal mix by volume are tolerably hard after 36 hours.

I could not be happier with this resin (well, I could be happier if it were less expensive). It mixes well by hand, the color is rich, and the items come out so shiny! Best of all, it really does have very little bubbles! I was hesitant to try this black resin because I figured I can make any resin black with pigment. No, no pigment, ink, or mica powder will give you the same result. Plus it takes the guesswork out of how much additive is needed. Maybe one day I will try the white or turquoise, but for now, I am obsessed with the black! Great job Let's Resin!

Used it for my concrete relief cuts. Mixed 96oz and poured it; but it does take a while for the gravity to affect this stuff because it’s pretty thick compared to my usual epoxy. Had to wait till about the 2-3hr mark to force it where it needed to stay and hit it real quick with a torch to pull any quick top layer bubbles out. The remainder filled a nice wedge in the cup that removed from kitchen grade plastic like it was silicone… quite impressed

This is the way to go if you are wanting true black. It pour beautifully and is strikingly beautiful.