2 Gallon Epoxy Resin Kit with Pump - Clear Low Viscosity Casting Resin

In this review the 2 Gallon Epoxy Resin Kit with Pump is judged as a solid starter-to-pro kit for hobbyists and small professionals; the biggest reason to buy is that it bundles everything needed to start casting, from two 1-gallon bottles of clear parts to measuring cups, gloves and pumps, so you can begin projects without sourcing extras. The review finds the mix is easy enough for beginners while offering a professional, high-gloss finish for river tables, preserved flowers, jewelry and small tabletops.

Key Features

• Complete kit: Includes 1 gallon resin, 1 gallon hardener, pumps, measuring cups, stir sticks, gloves and a silicone mold cup so users can start immediately without extra purchases.
• 1:1 mixing ratio: The volume 1:1 ratio simplifies measuring and reduces mixing errors, which is helpful for new users and repeatable for consistent batches.
• Self-leveling and low viscosity: The formula spreads smoothly and helps trapped bubbles rise and dissipate for a clearer finish on art and cast pieces.
• High gloss and durable finish: Provides a glass-like, scratch and moisture-resistant surface that preserves embedded items and resists yellowing over time.
• Fast curing window: Roughly 24-72 hours to harden with about a 45 minute working time, balancing time to work details and relatively quick turnaround.
• Safer, low odor formula: Designed for creators with zero VOCs, non-toxic claims, BPA-free and non-flammable packaging for a safer workshop environment.

Who It's For

The kit is aimed at DIY beginners who want an out-of-the-box solution for small to medium projects and for experienced makers who need a clear epoxy with included accessories for casting, coating, jewelry, or tabletop pours. Those making river tables, craft coasters, preserved flower pieces, and small art objects will appreciate the included pumps and measuring tools.

It may not suit industrial-scale users or those needing ultra-thick single pours beyond hobby volumes, and customers who demand laboratory-grade clarity without any clouding during mix should test a small sample first, since some users reported cloudiness in isolated cases.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Complete accessory pack saves time sourcing tools and ensures correct measuring and mixing.
• Self-leveling, low viscosity formula helps deliver a smooth, bubble-free surface for decorative pours.
• High-gloss, scratch-resistant finish that resists yellowing for long-term clarity of embedded items.
• Low odor, zero VOCs and BPA-free formulation improves studio comfort and safety.

Cons

• Some users reported mixed results with clarity and a slow mix time; careful mixing is required to avoid cloudiness.
• One reported issue noted hardened material in a bottle on arrival, indicating occasional storage or shelf-life sensitivity.

Specifications

Brand	resinangel
Kit volume	2 gallons (1 gallon resin + 1 gallon hardener)
Mix ratio	1:1 by volume
Working time	About 45 minutes
Cure time	Approximately 24-72 hours
Included accessories	Measuring cups, pumps, spatulas, stir sticks, gloves, silicone mold cup, user manual

Our Verdict

The 2 Gallon Epoxy Resin Kit is a practical, value-oriented choice for crafters and small-scale professionals who want an all-in-one package with a reliable 1:1 mix, low viscosity and a high-gloss, non-yellowing finish. It offers excellent convenience and safety features for the price, though careful mixing and storage are advised to avoid occasional clarity or curing issues reported by some users.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the kit ready to use out of the box?
Yes, the kit includes both resin and hardener plus measuring cups, pumps, stir sticks, gloves and a silicone mold cup so you can begin projects immediately.

What is the mix ratio and working time?
Mix 1:1 by volume; the working time is about 45 minutes, with full cure in roughly 24-72 hours depending on temperature and thickness.

Will this resin yellow over time?
The formula is described as non-yellowing and designed to remain crystal clear, but long-term results depend on exposure to UV and proper curing; test pours are recommended for critical pieces.