INCLY Deep Pour Epoxy Resin 3 Gallon Kit, 2 to 4 Inch Depth Deep Pour Resin, High Gloss & Bubbles Free for Art Craft River Table, Wood Filler, Bar Top, Coating, Casting, Self Leveling Epoxy Resin 2:1

The resin reduces bubbling to a minimum and works great.

I love this resin so much. It is odor free, and great quality.

This product is so easy to work with, has no harsh smells, and comes out crystal clear with no bubbles. This is my new go to

It is crystal clear , you don’t have to fight to get the bubbles out because it is bubble less and the little bubbles that you might get while mixing it … those bubbles will go away on their own!! I used for my 💀 skulls, the large skull is about 4.5-inches tall and the best part is that with this resin I can do it in ONLY ONE POUR!! I JUST LOVE THIS RESIN! Of course it you do a thin layer or resin it takes longer to cure, but they do tell you on their instructions so READ THE MANUAL 🥰 Zero complains! Thank you for a great product!

I used this for to strengthen a hollow object about 1"x12"x20", It got a little warm in about 6 hours and cured after 24-48 hours. It is about 48 hours now and it is pretty hard. There was some shrinking but nothing too dramatic and no cracking in my application. Viscosity initially was a bit like a thin pancake syrup.

Resin table application. Table about 50% wood, 50% resin, approx 2.5 inch. thick. poured in 3 gallon stages that equate to about 1/8" of an inch layers (or "lifts") at a time. My table took about 25 gallons to finish. What I am noticing is that the resin behaves as advertised, mixes well, and pours VERY runny. It is difficult to try to get a "marblizing effect" with this resin because while it mixes just fine when it is runny, the resin STAYS runny while it curing for too long, and the different pigments that you choose will not stay as you leave them. They continue to mix, and change, as the resin cure and thickens. It finally does stop, but the pattern you tried for is long gone by then. One might say "wait until the resin thickens before pouring it", so it is more like molasses or something. That would make sense on a smaller project, where the volume of resin you are mixing is lower, but when you mix ALL 3 gallons together, the resin will rise in temperature very quickly if you dont spread it out and dissipate the heat created by its curing reaction.Finally, the resin hardens, but I believe at its upper limit of hardness, on a completely untouched, freshly cured table top surface, you can still run a fingernail across it and scratch it. So my table still needs a completely different brand of resin, with a different hardness to it before I can finally finish it.Basically this resin is for if you are doing art projects that dont require a lot of physical use or abuse, like a table top.

I haven’t sanded and polished these pieces yet. The resin is easy to use. Typical 2:1 ratio. There were a few bubbles but I have a vacuum chamber and that took care of most of them. Work time was more than an hour so I took my time. I’m not the best photographer but they really are very clear. The only issue I had, was very very minor dimples in the top of the table top but that will even out when I sand it down. I’m very impressed and this will be my go to for deep pour epoxy from now on.

I used this on a deep pour of some wedding flowers. Worked absolutely amazing! Little tip, make a small batch first and pour and let it get tacky, and place the flowers in. If not they will float to the stop and ruin your pour