MASEpoxies Table Top Pro Epoxy Kit, 1-Gallon, (0.5-Gal Part A + 0.5-Gal Part B) Crystal Clear Resin Casting for DIY Arts, Crafts, Countertops, Wood Tables, Tabletops, Bar Tops

Let's start of by saying the customer support team is fantastic. They respond to questions quickly and thoroughly. The other reviews will tell you how great the product is, so I wanted to make sure you knew that the company has your back too.Now, the product is so simple I actually worried I was missing something. Just mix 1:1 by volume as perfectly as possible, have 3 mixing cups available cuz you'll pour A into one, B into another, and then A into B and mix it, but then you'll need the 3rd cup so you can pour the mixture into a clean cup. Mix for a few more minutes and let it sit 2 minutes, then apply it.The coverage is actually better than advertised, the hardest finish I've achieved from any epoxy I've used so far, and has a good gloss without being too glossy. Not over stated or obnoxiously glossy. I haven't put the finished product through very much yet, but it polished up super well and looks fantastic.Also holds mica powder excellently. If you let it sit a minute after mixing fully before you add the powder it suspends better than most I've used. Very happy with this product so far

I am so happy I bought this brand of epoxy. I had it shipped to Arizona and had someone do the pours for me there. The results were fantastic and I must say, much different from the first brand of epoxy I tried. I don't know if it has to do with the different temperatures or the epoxy brand, but bubbles were almost non existent with this. A hair dryer for bubbles, but honestly didn't really see any. At home (seattle) with a different brand, I literally see the bubbles flying and shooting off of the epoxied table. The work was done very fast with this product and we did experience heat in the cups. I made sure we got the pour on to the table as fast as possible. Set time seemed much quicker than the product I have been using. I would buy this brand again, and it will be interesting to see how it acts in the cooler climate here in Seattle. We poured 2 countertops, 1 outdoor table top, 1 less than 1 foot glasstable top, a 4 x 4 table top and repaired a chair with this. I have enough left to maybe pour another small table, or to flood coat something. The outdoor top was poured onto 1/4 inch pressed board and is an insert to a table that we made after breaking the tile that was in the table top. It seems like it will hold up. My concern is that it might bow but we will see. I don't plan to do any flood coats. the first picture with pink counter tops is before. the last video shows a faucet that sprung a leak and you can see the water shooting out the side. I repaired the faucet using this same epoxy, I coated it both inside and outside with a thin layer. Of course it is a temporary fix, as the manufacturer is sending a new head but this is holding in the meantime. Also the mexican chair was falling apart. I used epoxy to glue all the wood slats to the bottom of the chair. (they were previously tied and mudded). This fix will last longer than the halflife of plutonium. I used hardboard packing material to catch the drips on these countertops. I don't throw packing materials away, I store them until I find a use for them. These long packing pieces originally came with headboards.

We have been using this product for classes for several years. Initially the product is easy to use and is durable. However, there are 2 issues we have now. First, in the last batch that we have, the hardening liquid has gotten quite yellow, and also, the pieces that my students & I have used the mixed products on are yellowing. Also, I have been ordering this product through Amazon because of price and delivery time. Amazon initially states that this product is in stock, but they order through MAS. I called MAS last week to inquire about availability. MAS Customer Service informed me that they have nothing to do with the Amazon orders. I inquired with Amazon & they told me that this product has very slow fulfillment through MAS. Since I already paid for my order, I don't want to cancel this one, but I won't order this product again. I will consider ordering an alternate product directly from MAS and bypassing Amazon. Resin is expensive and this one had good reviews. I'll give the brand another shot, perhaps with one of their differnt products. I'm very dissatisfied with the customer service experience & I am not impressed with this particular product.

I have purchased this epoxy twice now. This is the one and only epoxy that I have used and I can say that I love it. It is pretty easy to work with and my finished products look amazing. The epoxy looks like glass on these stainless steel tumblers that I create. The only challenge that I have with this epoxy is the amount of bubbles that I get when mixing it and most do not pop before I am ready to use it. I do have to put extra heat on it to try to get the bubbles to pop and sometimes have a difficult time getting them all out. That is frustrating. However, since I am no professional with epoxy, I may not be doing something right. I have made over 30 cups and I have NOT had any problem with yellowing or discoloration. I have given 4 stars only because of the bubbles. Thank you ..

Using for bar top project pictured. I have never done this before, but did a lot of research. The MAS clarity is amazing. This picture is after three coats and I've applied two more since. Getting ready to flood coat and finish. In addition to its clarity, the finish is very hard. The only drawback, and hence the 4 stars on 'easy to use', is the VOC which is low, but not zero. Important to plan ventilation and warn spouse ahead of time as the smell is quite intense. I practiced with a small quantity of Art Resin which actually is VERY low VOC and barely noticeable but pricey. Highly recommend MAS Table Top.