Craft Resin

CRAFT RESIN Deep Pour Up to 2" Casting Epoxy 6 Gallon | Mix (2:1), Crystal Clear

CRAFT RESIN Deep Pour Up to 2" Casting Epoxy 6 Gallon | Mix (2:1), Crystal Clear - Main image
$209.99 $299.99 In stock

Category: Epoxy Resin

Craft Resin Deep Pour Epoxy is a crystal-clear casting epoxy resin for river tables, deep molds, large castings, encapsulation, and flower preservation. It creates thick, depth-rich, glass-like results.

  • Up to 2” per layer — engineered for thick, controlled pours in large builds and deep casting projects.
  • Smooth self-leveling, bubble-release formula — optimized low-viscosity (600 CPS) resin pours smoothly and helps reduce trapped bubbles.
  • Easy, consistent mixing — simple 2:1 ratio with extended working time (90 min) for deep and large projects.
  • Durable cure — cures in 48–72 hours (depending on temperature and mass) and develops strong hardness once fully cured.
  • Heat resistance — withstands heat up to 176°F once fully cured.
  • UV resistant clarity — anti-yellowing support helps maintain long-term transparency and protect embedded objects over time.
  • Low odor formula — contains no VOCs or solvents when used as directed. Food safe once fully cured.

Kit includes: 6 gallons total (4 gal resin + 2 gal hardener).

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

The 2:1 mix ratio is forgiving for a first-time caster—I encapsulated some dried flowers in a deep mold and the results are flawlessly transparent, like glass. Cured rock-hard in 48 hours with zero cloudiness, even in the thickest section.

Olivia H. ★★★★★

Poured a 1.5-inch river table and watched this self-level out to a flawless, glassy finish — zero bubbles even without a pressure pot. The two-gallon working time gave me plenty of room to work at a relaxed pace.

Ella Q. ★★★★★

The 2:1 mix ratio made measuring straightforward, and the self-leveling poured out like honey with zero bubbles even at the full 2-inch depth. I’ve had it cure for a week and it’s genuinely glass-clear—the flower I encapsulated looks like it’s floating in air.