West System105B Epoxy Resin (126.6 fl oz) Bundle with 205B Fast Epoxy Hardener (27.5 fl oz) and 300 Mini Pumps Epoxy Metering 3-Pack Pump Set (3 Items)

The product is something that I have used for years and like very much. I will comment on something that others have noted in their reviews. The packaging was not up to the job of protecting the cans. Fortunately my order was only slightly damaged. I remember reading the reviews prior to purchasing from this vendor and reading the horror stories about badly damaged shipments. I was on the verge of not buying and moving on but decided to take a chance. I wonder how many sales are lost because of reviews mentioning shipping damage. Also, the poor reviews are consistent and go back a long way. So why does the poor packaging continue?

Used this to construct a boat. Great stuff, but not cheap. Does exactly what it is supposed to do and the detailed instructions are clear and complete. No problems when applied to horizontal surfaces but it will run and leave drip lines on vertical surfaces which will needed to be sanded. Excellent adhesion and easy to thicken as needed.

Easy mixing. One for one on included pumps .

Works just fine good price

Okay, this is a very good epoxy. I was working on fixing my floor in my RV with this product. I used the pumps for the first three or four mixes and then just mixed it all. It had about an hour of working time which helped a lot. Sets up really hard and adheres well. Don’t be too rough on the pumps… I broke one being too aggressive with it. Still really happy with this product.

The epoxy came in a box, in a bigger box. Not a fan of that to begin with, but the box it comes in has arrows on it to tell which side is up. The outer box does not. The epoxy comes in tin cans sealed with (I believe) cardboard seals. As there is no direction on the outer box my package was delivered arrows pointing NOT up. There was no leakage, but there's a reason arrows are on the box. Had I let it sit in my hot garage for longer it could have swelled up and leaked all over. Not a good way to spend $200, plus my floor would need repair from the epoxy mixing and possibly sticking the box to the concrete.No fault of the delivery driver, at all.As for the product, I've used it in the past and have nothing but good experiences with it.

Boat rebuild project a dozen or so years ago used polyester resins and MEPK hardener. As one may know the process there is a tad different and it seems like I was always rushed when mixing and using that resin system. Fast forward to 2022. I had to repair a sizeable section that cracked under a significant stress load and repair an area of poor adhesion. I knew it wasn't a glass issue but just using the wrong resin system for the job.So the previous job used just over 6 gallons of polyester resin I really wish I just bit the bullet and used the West System epoxy instead. It was a cost thing at the time. If I knew how easy it is to use the West System 105B/205 (though 206 would have been better for me) I would have just gone that route. The pumps are so much easier it's not even close. No more "hot" loads. No more smell. Even when mixed with either of the 406 or 410 powders it flows out perfectly.Do yourself a favor. If you are a DIY'er seriously consider this product.

Awesome product. West systems is always my go to for epoxy pours over my woodwork or into it. When I was a beginner I tried a different brand, a couple actually, but I could never quite get the mixture exact. This system comes with pumps that CAN stay in the cans. Haven’t had a bad mix yet, not saying it can’t happen, but if it does it’ll be on me and not the epoxy. I’m not taking away from the others. They are good products, they just require a couple of separate purchases such as a scale or measurement tools that I personally was hit or miss with. If you’re new to epoxy you really can’t go wrong with these guys.