Epoxy Resin 2 Gallon Kit, Upgraded Crystal Clear Resin Epoxy Food Safe with Pump, Self Leveling & Bubble Free High-Glossy with Anti-Yellowing for Coating, Casting, Jewelry Making, DIY Craft

I’ve been using Shabebe Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin for 3 years, and it continues to impress me—even when I’m not nice to it. I make hand-poured resin dice, and this resin has survived everything I’ve thrown at it. Storage & Durability: One winter I left a half-used set in my unheated Utah garage for 8 months (yes, through snow and freezing temps). Part B yellowed in the bottle, but when mixed with the bluer Part A it went perfectly clear and still cast crystal-clear dice. The only downside was that after that cold treatment it became a bit harder to vacuum chamber. The next winter I kept it indoors—same long storage, but warmer—and it poured and degassed like normal. Even after opening, Part B will yellow over time, but that’s completely normal and didn’t affect the clarity of the cured resin. Performance: This resin gives me flawless, bubble-free results when paired with a vacuum chamber and a pressure pot (I cure for 24 hours at 30 psi). Colors stay vivid and bright whether I’m using resin pigments, mica powders, or alcohol inks. It’s forgiving, too—I’ve accidentally added way too much pigment (once spilled half a bottle into just 3 ounces!) and it still cured hard and on time. Ease of Use: The included pumps make mixing simple and mess-free. I get about 30–40 minutes of work time, and it fully cures in 24 hours. I wait the recommended 72 hours before sanding and polishing for the best finish. Final Thoughts: This epoxy is clear, strong, and reliable, even after long storage or “abusive” mixing habits. Whether you’re making jewelry, coasters, or dice like me, Shabebe delivers professional-quality results every time. ✅ Pro Tip: Don’t worry if Part B yellows in the bottle—once mixed, it cures crystal clear. Also, use mixing cups with markers so that you get the perfect 1:1 ratio.

The "new" Shabebe 16oz Resin is an upgraded product from the previous resin. What a difference -- the new 16oz formula is pretty much bubble free and there is no hassel when pouring or waiting to set. I use it for small items that I create in my jewelry making. I have found the new Shabebe Epoxy Resin to be superior to other epoxy resins that I have tried which is why I highly recommend this "new" 16oz Shabebe Epoxy Resin. I discovered two things that help me. My first order of this next resin really was bubble free. However, my second and third order have had some bubbles in them. Even with this, I think Shabebe is superior to other resins on the market. Tip1. I purchased a package of epoxy paint stir sticks that work like magic to eliminate bubbles in the resin. The design is made to reduce bubbles when you stir and all I can say is that they work. Tip 2. After mixing the Part A and Part B together in my 1 oz plastic cup, I placed an empty cup under the resin cup and place both cups in very warm water for about 5 minutes. This process dissipates any remaining bubbles in the resin within minutes. Be careful that the water is not too hot because your resin will start to set.

This is a great epoxy! No complaints whatsoever. Perfectly clear and flows well at room temp, and flows even better when slightly warmed to something like 90F. The part B is thinner than the A, so if its below room , your going need to be patient when pumping part A for sure. Speaking of that, if you are pumping a lot of this, consider your hand and any repetitive stress that may potentially happen. Rather that use your bare palm to pump, it's wise to grab a rag or some other cushioning device reduce pressure points to save your hand. I have seen some reviews about being short of part B. The critical thing to remember that this epoxy is mixed per VOLUME, not weight! If you mix 1:1 just by weight, you will find that you consume more part B than A. You (perhaps) can measure by weight if you compensate for the density difference... My calculations are part A is 1.0814 times heavier than part B at the same volume. So...if you measure 100g of B first, then multiply that by 1.0814 to get 108.14 grams needed of A and end up with a total weight of 208.14, you should be pretty close to an approximated volumetric 1:1 mix. In this way, I see that my parts A and B are exactly even in the jugs all the way to the bottom, and as we all know, weight measuring is way more convenient. These are my numbers, use them at your own risk! Good luck and happy mixing! This is a fantastic product and you wont be sorry.

Edit: The company (Shabebe) is quick to respond and help fix any issues I had with their product. I also tested their resin and it's pretty nice. I had plenty of work time with it and it hardened rather nicely. I did some thinner and thicker pieces for my festival this weekend to test it's resilience and temperature issues. I had no issues at all. All in all, this is a good resin to use. Okay. So...... Question 1 - where are the pumps that were supposed to be included? This was one of the selling points for me.. Question 2 - why is there such a difference in the amount of liquid per each bottle? See picture for comparison I have been using resin for over 6 years now. This is my first time purchasing this resin, as I like to give other brands a chance. So far, I am very unimpressed and feel that I have wasted my money. And this is before even trying the product out!!!!

I ordered 2 Gallons .The resin performs as described ,odorless, no bubbles clear. Unfortunately the Lid on the part A bottle was damaged and I had to pray it open. After the first pour I closed it as good as I could. When I opened it today there was a thick solid layer in the bottle. Now I can toss the 2 gallons away ,since it is not usable. Very disappointed. I got an email from Shabebe and they offered me a full refund for the damaged Lid and hardened up Resin. I am happy about this excellent customer service ,and re ordered another 2 Gallon Kit. It is a great Resin and performs as described.