TAKIMO 1 Gallon 3× UV Resistant Epoxy Resin Kit - Ultra Clear Non-Yellowing Formula for Art & Furniture - High Gloss Table Top & Coating - 1:1 Ratio, 128oz

I'm a convert! This stuff is fantastic! By convert, I mean that I used to exclusively use Envirotex for all my resin needs (i'm an artist). Compared to Envirotex, Takimo's Resistant Resin has many preferred qualities: with a 1:1 ratio, It mixes fast and easy with a bare minimum of bubbles, its cure time seems to be faster than Envirotex, and most important (for me, anyway....) is that it DOES NOT TURN YELLOW over time. It's also even more odorless than Envirotex. Once mixed, it becomes the consistency of say...corn syrup (but please don't taste it!)--it's not too thick and it's not too thin. Once poured, the clarity of the resin is crystalline. Whereas I would usually have to spend time 'de-gassing' poured Envirotex by either breathing on it or using a torch to release the bubbles, no such after process was needed with Takimo's Resin. If mixed and poured properly, the product is superior grade and cures in about 72 hours time to a durable, bright and crystal clear finish. VERY fast shipping. Would order from -- and probably will--again. Thank you, TAKIMORE! Great stuff at a decent and competitive price!

Very good epoxy, clear, easy to use, get hard in couple hours or so, used for fiberglass model and it worked well.

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent, this will be my go to epoxy brand from now on. Poured this on a 9 foot dining room table and it came out like glass. No bubbles, good working time, and faster curing time than other brands ive used in the past. 10/10 recommend. Thank you Takimo!

Works great and sets up nice. The pumps that come with don't dispense easily so I ended up just pouring. It had more bubbles than I expected but a bit of flame took care of them. I like that it set within a couple hours so I could do have pigment layer with a clear top layer.

Very nice product. I completed 3 pours to restore this tattered artwork. Doing do has not only preserved it but brought it back to life.

First time using this brand and was let down big time. I followed their directions and did my normal prep. Im very methodical about every client piece I make. I cleaned the boards and they sat for about 45 minutes before I poured the epoxy. I mixed it with a paddle on my drill for 3x as long as I have with any other products waiting for it to clear up like the instructions say. I even let it sit probably 5 or 10 minutes to let bubbles surface. When I poured the test panel, it went down clear and leveled well, so I went ahead with the main project. As I poured it, the epoxy laid down ok, not as slick as my normal stuff, but it was ok. I used a heat gun to get any bubbles and help level it out. It seemed to make bubbles so I stopped. I had made sure it was an even level across the entire board, but I came back an hour later and it seemed to be separating or something weird was going on. Checking on it throughout the day and it seemed to get a rougher finish. 9 hours later its still very sticky and looks very rough like heavy orange peel. It's been in a 70 degree room all day. I hope it hardens up enough to sand and possibly recoat with either a different product or something to save this. This was a multiple day project that was milled out with a special wood for the border and matching another one if I have to remake it will be nearly impossible. I'll update this when its all finished!

Early report (April 23, 2025/3:15 PM/NW WA/Temps mid 60's) - Poured 4 hrs ago, does not appear to be "kicking" at all. Doesn't seem to be any change in viscosity from when I poured it. The temps will start dropping soon to around 54 deg., maybe! What happens then? Follow up: 12 hrs later, resin still extremely tacky! 24 hrs later my project appeared ruined. Instead of glossy shine, it looked like frosted glass. Still soft. Per the mfg, I lightly sanded with 220 and poured on another coat. We'll see in 24 hrs! So far not impressed with the product! Follow up: As noted above, I lightly sanded and poured on a second coat twice as thick as the first, but still a little less than a quarter inch. I covered the table for 2.5 days to keep the bugs out. After that time I uncovered it and it looked like glass. It came out beautifully. I'd really like to put on one more coat, but don't want to take a chance of screwing up what I got. I was not impressed initially, but I am now. I'm very happy with the results!

Drying time was extremely long for what I wanted. 6 hours before reapplying. I'm shore it's great for covering tables, but that is not what I was using it for. I should have read the whole description of the item.

No, it is still sticky to the touch even after a week. I expected it to be glass hard.