DEMO: The resin starter kit I'd actually buy again
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By Jen Shannon
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Short answer
For most beginners, I'd buy the Example epoxy resin kit. It's the one I use, it cures clear in about 24 hours, and it's forgiving if you mismeasure a little. If you're on a budget or pouring deeper than a quarter inch, my other two picks are below.
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My quick picks
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Best overall
Example epoxy resin kit I use this
Clear after a full year on my shelf, forgiving for beginners. Why I picked it
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Best budget
Example budget resin kit Researched pick
Closest match to my kit on cure time and clarity for less. Why I picked it
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For deep pours
Example deep pour resin Researched pick
Low heat, slow cure, made for river tables and thick molds. Why I picked it
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The kit I use
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A cheaper option
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For deep pours
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Side by side
| Everyday kit | Budget kit | Deep pour | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cure time | 24 hrs | 24 hrs | 72 hrs |
| Max pour depth | 1/4 in | 1/4 in | 2 in |
| Best for | Coasters, trays | Practice | River tables |
| My take | I use this | Researched pick | Researched pick |
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What I'd skip
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