Test & Compare Epoxy Coating & Casting Resin Brands

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See my tests and comparisons of five popular two-part epoxy coating and casting resins. I show their clarity, color, and durability in various tests.
East Coast Resin: amzn.to/3n6Xd6V
Alumilite Amazing Clear Cast: amzn.to/34U5AMR
Art N Glow: amzn.to/2MiEGHX
Alumilite Clear: amzn.to/3mWjgNu
Angel Craft Epoxy: amzn.to/37XABBi

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27 дек 2020

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@bdizzle1118 2 года назад

Very helpful! Thank you.

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@stripermanly 2 года назад

Good comparison info.

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 2 года назад

Thanks!

@hutor_na_bolote 3 года назад

Good day.I making fishing woobblers,fishing lures,also jerks.I have to defend it bcz fish like pike making many scratching . So ,can you give to me plz any recommendation wich is the best epoxy resin fort that? Fish pike have very sharp teeth and i cant find good epoxy resin for that. I used envirotex and some others,but still problems with scratchings. Tell me plz East Coast resin is good for that? Or any other one epoxy resin name?if you know any name of apoxy resin wich i can use and i will be sure my defending epoxy resin is good.Thanks

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 3 года назад

For fish with big teeth, I use Flex Coat Hi Build Rod Finish. It stays a bit more flexible than regular epoxy and doesn't scratch as much.

@hutor_na_bolote 3 года назад

@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 Hi.I went to them website,was read about Flex Coat.They say Rod finish.Are you sure it good for winish wobblers,fishing lures and Jerks?Also they didnt say how to use.Thanks for unswer

@BobBohner4851 3 года назад

Very good info. Love the detail. Thanks

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@eljay0110 3 года назад

How about yellowing? Which one yellowed more?

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 3 года назад

I have found through years of use, that the quicker they cure, the more they tend to yellow with age. Five minute of any brand yellows quickly while longer set brands don't. They starting color will also be a big clue. After a few months of sitting in my shop, with no UV exposure, the ones that are still water clear are Art & Glow, East Coast Resin, and Alumilite Clear.

@NikolaySemenkov 5 месяцев назад

That mixing gets poor precision whereas it is really matter for getting a decent hardness. A proper way would be putting a cup on scale and measure the ratio precisely by pouring components with syringe. That would mean you need to find density first. And sometimes you would need to find exact ratio that gives max hardness by making few samples varying components by 5% as 1:1 by volume is not always the best one. And might be important to shake A and B bottles to make them uniform before measure. And waiting longer before demoulding also may be important for max hardness.

@officialwalldoe6988 3 года назад

Which one would you say is best for doing pyramids and cubes?

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 3 года назад

From the information you gave, I could not even begin to guess.

@officialwalldoe6988 3 года назад

@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 well that doesn’t help lol

@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 3 года назад

@@officialwalldoe6988 Are you pouring cubes in a mold, or coating them on the outside? If pouring, the one that remains the clearest after curing. If coating a vertical surface, the one that cures the quickest.