Crystal Clear, low odor and sets up beautifully 🦋🌴⚓✨

I did not find this resin to cure much faster than others I use. It was very thick out of the bottle but still easy to work with. It mixed well and released bubbles easily while resting. But honestly it's been over 4 hours and the resin is still soft and stringy, so would not be smart to demold. I understand that temperature affects how resin reacts so possibly any warmer environment it would be fine, but my first impressions are that it's no faster than regular craft resin.
Came with all the extras that are standard in a resin kit, Micah powder, pigment, stir sticks, gloves, cups. Though several of the cups were broken, and the gloves are so thin they tear incredibly easily. Nothing too special there. Will try this resin again on a warmer day and if the better

Easy to use resin, very clear, beautiful quality, thick consistency and works great! Use it to make the snakes and horns

Can't wait to use it

I do a fair amount of resin work (woodturning blanks, inlays, etc.), and this epoxy resin from Bond Crafter is decent. It isn't the best I've used, but it works well enough.

This resin is mixed by volume and has a similar smell to other epoxy resins. The smell isn't terrible or overwhelming. The kit comes with a variety of colored powders and dyes to get you started. It also comes with some mixing materials, although the measuring cups should be thrown away immediately. These are very cheap and crumple just by looking at them.

I have not needed to use my pressure pot with this resin, but I do periodically run a small torch over it to release bubbles.

My only disappointment is it remained slightly tacky for the first few days before fully hardening. I mixed it properly as I��m no stranger to this process. Once hardened however, it machines just like other resins.

Overall, this isn't a bad resin, but it is not my favorite.