JDiction Epoxy Resin; 24OZ Clear High Gloss Epoxy Resin Deep Pour Art Resin for Jewelry Casting, Table Wood and Mold Crafts

I love JDiction uv resin and the 4 hour epoxy resin . I decided that I wanted a deep pour resin as I'm making an aquarium which has a light underneath and needs to be poured at a depth of at least 1 and a half inches so not wanting an accidental flash cure I went for deep pour but I bought the 2:1 instead of the 1:1 ... It works perfectly and I crafted a few more deeper moulds BUT although I love the extra working time the weather is really cold I wont use the heating and I don't want to use a heat mat in case it affects the crystal clear finish... Therefore it's going to take 72 hours to cure which means that only I can enter my lounge with my ventilation mask on (my lounge is huge and one half is my crafting area) noone else can go in there until its cured and I cannot do anymore crafting until its all cured as I've used up all the space so we are all confinedto our rooms until my moulds are done ..... This isn't the end of the world but its better to use this resin when it's warmer in the house and windows and french doors can stay open and projects can cure quicker 😉... My main issue is that I'm going to have lots of part A resin leftover and not enough of part b hardener so I will end up with unused part A as you cannot buy the part B separately.... I wish I'd taken notice and bought the 1:1 deep pour resin I would be able to use it all with no leftovers or waste and it would be slightly thicker too and cure quicker ... This is not JDictions fault its my own for not checking what I'd put in my basket as I have 1 of each of every JDiction resin except the normal 1:1 epoxy resin (daughter is buying me the big one for xmas) And the 1:1 deep pour which I was supposed to be buying the other day but bought the 2:1 instead ... Jdiction is the best resin I've used I'd rate it the same as lets resin but it's way more affordable and will be my go to resin from now on ... I can't wait to start my channel on you tube to share my ideas and Creations... Now I have to wait until I can afford the 1:1 deep pour before completing these projects as I can't use 4 hour cure on top of 72 hour deep pour and I don't have enough part B hardener anyway so I'll just have to wait until I have the money to buy the gallon 1:1 deep pour 😊😊😊😊😊 Great product tho crystal clear and not smelly and didn't have to use the airless to remove bubbles either definitely 5 stars

I used this for a deep pour of thumbs up hand approx 15cm deep, about 500g epoxy, in an outside garage in March where its not at all temperature controlled . This epoxy is much less viscous than the 1:1 epoxy ive used previously, which meant that bubbles rise easier. It has a really long working time, over an hour, so you can take your time to get it mixed really well and again bubbles have plenty of time to find their way out. That also means it doesnt get too hot and flash cure itself, as 1:1 epoxies might do. After 3 days cure this stuff is still not ready to de-mould. Its a really slow cure (which is better for deep pours). I poured another layer after 3 days which didnt work very well and went opaque in the 5mm at the layer and didnt cure properly at the boundary. Perhaps layering needs to be done at a different timepoint, but next time I think personally I would just do a single pour of 15cm depth in one go if the pour is <1kg. It was still tacky i.e. not fully cured after 5 days. I de-moulded after 7 days and the finish is good. Remember to wear PPE and have good ventilation. The manual recommends a respirator. Overall i like this epoxy, i found it easy to use and i would buy this again for deep pour / slow cure.

This is my first time using this product, and I found it easy to use. The majority of the bubbles came out on their own. I set some dried flowers in it from a wedding bouquet. There is still a few air bubbles in it, caused by air trapped in the dried flowers, but it doesnt spoil the look. The resin has set crystal clear, so very impressed. Quite expensive, but it does a great job.

I have only used it once so far but it was perfect for this project. I poured the full depth of the mould and sprayed with alcohol when it was thick I added the glitter. When it was cured I removed it from the mould and added the picture and a top coat. As it was a memorial piece I am thrilled with the result and can’t see any bubbles at all.

This is a review for Epoxy Resin Kit, Crystal Clear Deep Pour Epoxy Resin for River Tables, Live Edge and Wood Filler, ¾ Gallon Clear Casting Pourable Epoxy Resin(2:1 Mix Ratio) This epoxy resin is really good. I have used this to epoxy my kitchen table. I have sanded it all down and don't a very nice epoxy colour coating over the top to give the dark stained wood a bit more of a pop. It has covered nicely and hasn't left any air bubbles. Price wise, I would say is about on par with others on the market, especially for the amount you get. It can be much more expensive from retailers.

This is the first time using deep pour. Everything came out lovely and clear. Obviously it takes longer to cure but I am totally delighted with it

I have used J Diction resins for a while, but never tried a deep pour before. It mixed well with the colourant I used. When demoulding there were no bubbles or blemishes. I am very pleased with the results.

I paid £69.99 expecting this deep poor to be great for my project but it has a disgusting result I’m not new to resin so I have mixed correctly using the carefully measured amounts so to have so many micro bubbles in the end result is extremely annoying I would like a full refund I have been in touch with jdiction who have refunded all but £11 back to me the person I spoke to was very nice I have no complaints about them at all

My first time trying deep pour resin. This worked out amazing. Buying my 2nd one.

Easy to use and worked perfect. Didn’t even have a strong smell.

Since i dont have a vacuum chamber or a pressure pot seeing as im fairly new to resin i needed a resin that was able to release as many bubbles as possible before it cured and this was just the resin for the job. My kid loves fossils and such so i used it to cast a dinosaur footprint with several fossils and stones inside. The resin is so thin that any bubbles from mixing were released before the pour however it is so thin in fact that before it fully cured it managed to seep inside of the more porous fossils and push out any air trapped in them no matter how tiny the pores might have been. Its clear and polishes nicely. Overall im very satisfied with this resin. The only issue i take with it is the extremely long cure time. Once you mix it it takes at least 4 days to fully solidify. They need to shorten the cure time but keep the bubble releasing side of it.

I used this epoxy (dyed black) to fill voids in a walnut slab. It worked great - easy to use, great consistency when mixed for this application, very few or no bubbles during cure, cure times as advertised, and machined / sanded nicely after 72 hours. Also great value compared to others.

This deep pour epoxy was easy to mix and pour. I used this on several lathe-turned green wood pieces that were uneven on the edges (a natural edge) and cast it around the pieces, then turned it again to provide a uniform edge. If your forms are good and leak free, and your work is clear of pockets that could form bubbles, this resin will make a nice clear pour with a hard finish after curing. There was no odor to speak of, and it mixed up easily. It is thin and flows very well to cover contours but make sure you cure it in the correct temp range. I recommend this product and will be using it in the future. I did have some questions that were answered by the vendor quickly via email. They were very helpful.