Stone Coat Countertops Clear Epoxy Resin Kit (1 Gal) UV, Scratch & Heat Resistant, Food Safe - Ideal for Kitchen Countertop, Tabletop, Bar Top, Shower Walls, Wood Slabs, Other DIY Art Craft Projects

I use this a lot and its amazing

This duo is a great product - gives a nice hard sheen protecting what is beneath it. A few things to be aware of:Instructions are that the ambient temperature in the room in which it's being poured must be within their parameters - AND ONE THING WE DIDN'T KNOW WAS THAT FOR CURING TAKES A LOT LONGER THAN WE UNDERSTOOD. Further, caution is required to make sure that 1) bubbles do not form after you think you're finished, and 2) use extra care bc you can get a "ripple" look if you're not concise and checking frequently before you are "done".

All Stone Coat products are great products.Pricier than most other brands, but worth it.I’m working on my third project and continue coming back to Stone Coat. Watch their videos.

I used the Stone Coat epoxy resin and had mixed results. It didn’t self-level like I expected, and even after using a heat gun, more bubbles showed up as it dried. The final look is shiny and it does give good protection, but it was harder to work with than I thought. It looks nice in the end, but it takes a lot of effort and patience to get there.

Exelente calidad

Excellent product

We used this over a tile kitchen counter, and it was easy to work with. Very shiny when first poured, but dried quickly. As you can see, the clarity is pure. We did have a few tiny bubbles, but they are minimal. The smell went away quickly. So far it has been very durable.This was a great purchase

This was my second time using stone coat. The first went perfect. No hiccups. It turned out perfect. The second however, set up entirely too fast. From start to finish I spent 15-20 minutes and when I poured it on my counter it came out in chunks. I didn't get a picture if the chunks cause I was in a panic and tried saving the pour. I failed to do that. I'll include pictures of the first pour and pictures of the failed attempt. I should also note the first pour was done using two 1 gallon pours. The second (the one that failed) was done doing 2 gallons at once. I would really like to be refunded or have a couple gallons sent my way so I can finish this. I've never had epoxy set up on me that fast. I'd like to think it was a faulty mix because of how smooth the first counter pour went. If anyone can get back to me I'd greatly appreciate it.