Is Let's Resin Epoxy Resin good for beginners?

Yes. The 1:1 volume ratio removes the need for a scale, and the low odor makes indoor work more pleasant. Measure carefully and pour thin layers for best results.

Can I pour it thick, like for a paperweight?

It is best for thin layers and small castings. For deep pours, build up in layers and let each one cure, or use a dedicated deep-pour casting resin.

How long does it take to cure?

Expect a long working and cure time, typically around a day before demolding thin pieces. Cooler rooms slow it further.

Does it yellow over time?

It is formulated for clarity, but like most hobby epoxies it can yellow with prolonged UV exposure. Keep finished pieces out of direct sun.

What can I make with it?

Jewelry, coasters, keychains, trays and coated flat surfaces. It is not intended for tabletops, floors or outdoor structural use.

Do I need a mold release?

Silicone molds usually release cleanly without one. For other molds, follow the mold maker's guidance.

Where is the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin cheapest?

At Artellis, for $39.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

Let's Resin Epoxy Resin

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Last seen at $39.99 at Artellis on Nov 9.

Our take on the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin

Let's Resin Epoxy Resin is a two-part clear casting and coating resin mixed 1:1 by volume, so you don't need a scale to batch it. It is formulated to cure crystal clear with low odor and few bubbles, which suits jewelry, coasters, trays and other small castings. The 1:1 ratio and low odor make it friendlier than 2:1 or 3:1 hobby resins for beginners, though deep pours still need to be built up in layers. It is a general-purpose craft resin, not a tabletop or marine-grade coating.

Best forBeginners mixing resin for the first timeJewelry, coasters and small castingsCrafters working indoors who want low odorCoating and sealing flat pieces

Pros

Simple 1:1 volume mix, no scale needed
Cures clear with low yellowing for craft work
Low odor compared with many hobby resins
Fewer bubbles than typical budget resins
Sold in several sizes for different project volumes

Cons

Not suited to deep single pours; layer instead
Not a substitute for tabletop or casting resins on large pieces
Exact ratio still matters; sloppy measuring leaves tacky spots
Cure time is long, so plan projects a day ahead

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What reviewers say

Crafters generally rate this resin well for clarity and easy 1:1 mixing, and many note the low odor. Complaints center on bubbles in thicker pours and sticky results when the ratio is off.

What people mention

ClarityPraisedUsers say cured pieces come out clear and glossy on small castings.
Mixing ratioPraisedThe 1:1 volume mix is called easy to follow without a scale.
OdorPraisedCrafters report it smells milder than many other epoxy resins.
BubblesMixedSome find it largely bubble free, while others see bubbles in thicker pours.
CureMixedUsers note a long cure and occasional tacky spots when measuring is off.

About the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin

Let's Resin Epoxy Resin is a two-part clear resin system. It comes as a resin and a hardener, which are mixed at a 1:1 volume ratio.

The resin cures crystal clear and is formulated to be bubble free. It has a low odor.

Type: Clear epoxy resin with hardener
Mixing ratio: 1:1 by volume
Finish: Crystal clear
Odor: Low

Questions and answers

Is Let's Resin Epoxy Resin good for beginners?: Yes. The 1:1 volume ratio removes the need for a scale, and the low odor makes indoor work more pleasant. Measure carefully and pour thin layers for best results.
Can I pour it thick, like for a paperweight?: It is best for thin layers and small castings. For deep pours, build up in layers and let each one cure, or use a dedicated deep-pour casting resin.
How long does it take to cure?: Expect a long working and cure time, typically around a day before demolding thin pieces. Cooler rooms slow it further.
Does it yellow over time?: It is formulated for clarity, but like most hobby epoxies it can yellow with prolonged UV exposure. Keep finished pieces out of direct sun.
What can I make with it?: Jewelry, coasters, keychains, trays and coated flat surfaces. It is not intended for tabletops, floors or outdoor structural use.
Do I need a mold release?: Silicone molds usually release cleanly without one. For other molds, follow the mold maker's guidance.
Where is the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin cheapest?: At Artellis, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Let's Resin Epoxy Resin?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.