Nicpro 51oz Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit - Clear High Gloss for River

In this review the Nicpro 51oz Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit is evaluated for makers who need a single-batch solution for deep fills and clear, high-gloss finishes. The kit is best for woodworkers, hobbyists and crafters who want to pour 2 to 4 in sections and appreciate a simple 2:1 volume mix; the single biggest reason to buy is that the kit includes everything needed to start immediately, from measured resin and hardener to mixing cups and gloves, which reduces setup friction when tackling a river table, wood filler or bar top project.

Key Features

• Complete starter kit: The package includes 34 fl oz resin and 17 fl oz hardener plus measuring cups, silicone mixing sticks, gloves, tablecloths, spreaders and pipettes so a project can begin without extra purchases.
• 2:1 mix by volume: The resin mixes by a simple 2 to 1 ratio, which makes measuring and combining accurate for both beginners and experienced users.
• Deep pour capability: Formulated for pours up to 2 to 4 in per layer, allowing thick fills for river tables, wood voids and casting without many thin layers.
• Longer working time: With around 60-80 minutes of working time the kit gives enough open time to level and de-gas small to medium pours before demolding.
• Crystal clear and high gloss: The cured surface resists yellowing and offers a clear, glossy finish suitable for mica powders, pigments and encapsulation.
• Self leveling and low odor: The resin flows to a flat finish and boasts low odor and self-degassing properties to help reduce bubbles during curing.

Who It's For

This kit is aimed at weekend woodworkers, resin artists and crafters who need to fill deep voids, create river table pours or cast medium-sized sculptures with minimal initial setup. Its included accessories and 2:1 volume mixing make it friendly for beginners who want a straightforward introduction to deep pour epoxy.

It is less suitable for makers who need food-grade certification for direct food contact projects beyond occasional decorative use, and it is not recommended for tumbler making. Professional shops that require very large batches or rapid turnaround may prefer industrial-sized resins tailored to continuous production.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• All-in-one kit reduces time spent hunting for measuring and mixing tools, so projects start faster.
• Crystal clear finish with high gloss and yellow resistance works well with pigments and encapsulation.
• Deep pour up to 2 to 4 in saves time on thick fills compared with many thin-layer resins.
• Long working time and self leveling help reduce bubbles and allow careful finishing.

Cons

• Curing time can vary and some users report it takes days to fully harden depending on project size and conditions.
• Durability feedback is mixed; a few users report brittle failure on impact for certain thin cast pieces.

Specifications

Product	Nicpro 51 oz Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit
Contents	34 fl oz resin + 17 fl oz hardener with mixing cups, sticks, gloves, tablecloths, spreaders, pipettes
Mix Ratio	2 to 1 by volume
Working Time	Approximately 60-80 mins
Deep Pour Thickness	2 to 4 in per pour
Cure	Demold ~24 hours; full cure 48-72 hours depending on project
Finish	High gloss, crystal clear, yellow resistant

Our Verdict

The Nicpro 51oz Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kit is a practical choice for hobbyists and small shop woodworkers who want a ready-to-use deep pour resin with a clear, glossy finish and included accessories. It delivers good working time and deep fill capability at a reasonable value, though users should allow for variable curing times and test small pieces if maximum impact resistance is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I pour up to 4 in in a single pour?
Yes, the formula is designed for 2 to 4 in deep pours, but follow temperature and mold guidance and monitor cure for large volumes.

Is this resin good with pigments and mica powders?
Yes, it is compatible with mica, alcohol inks and epoxy dyes and gives a clear, high gloss finish when mixed properly.

How long until fully cured?
Demolding is typically possible after 24 hours, with a full cure usually reached in 48-72 hours though conditions and mass can extend cure time.