Art 'N Glow Clear Casting Epoxy vs TotalBoat ThickSet Cast + Coat Epoxy

Both are 1:1, low-odor, UV-resistant casting epoxies that cure glass clear, so the choice comes down to pour depth and work time. ThickSet is the stronger pick for deep molds and thick single pours, since it handles up to 2 inches in small molds and half an inch over large areas. Art 'N Glow is the better fit for thin coating, sealing wood, and pigment-heavy art pieces, with a longer 40-minute work time and a formula tested against glow powders and mica. Owners of both report clear, low-bubble results; ThickSet buyers tend to be table and river-table builders, Art 'N Glow buyers tend to be crafters and dice makers.

• Choose the Art 'N Glow Clear Casting and Coating Epoxy if you are coating wood, sealing artwork, or casting small pigmented pieces and want a forgiving 40-minute work time with a formula tested for glow powder and mica.
• Choose the TotalBoat ThickSet if you need deep single pours, such as molds up to 2 inches or river tables and bar tops at up to half an inch per layer.