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INCLY Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit Review: Current Status & Specs

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The INCLY Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin Kit is a two-part, equal-volume resin system sold in a two-gallon format. INCLY currently maintains official pages for both a resin-and-hardener package and a larger starter bundle with pigments and mixing accessories, but both pages were marked sold out when this review was updated.

This review is research-based. We have not purchased, unboxed, mixed, or tested the kit. The previous article’s supposed firsthand experience was contradictory and unsupported, so none of it is treated as evidence here.

Quick Verdict

The INCLY two-gallon kit is still identifiable and has useful official instructions: a 1:1 volume ratio, at least three minutes of mixing, a 30–45 minute working window for the accessory bundle, and a recommended 75–85°F workspace. The large starter version is unusually comprehensive for someone who needs pigments and basic tools as well as resin.

The problem is availability and documentation. Both official two-gallon listings are currently sold out, and we could not locate a product-specific TDS or SDS. INCLY also makes broad safety, food-contact, heat, and performance claims without showing the supporting test standards on those pages. For most buyers, availability plus missing technical documentation makes a well-supported current alternative easier to recommend.

Which INCLY Kit Is This?

INCLY’s shop shows two related two-gallon offerings:

  1. A core kit with one gallon of Part A resin and one gallon of Part B hardener.
  2. A starter bundle with the same resin and hardener volume plus pigments, cups, mixing tools, gloves, and work-surface accessories.

Both use a 1:1 ratio by volume. This review does not assume that a smaller INCLY kit or a differently named formula has exactly the same cure behavior.

Documented Specifications and Directions

INCLY’s current product pages state:

Working and cure times are manufacturer claims, not guarantees. Batch size, shape, room temperature, measurement, mixing, and additives can materially change an epoxy reaction.

What Comes in the Large Starter Bundle?

The official listing describes a substantial accessory package:

That bundle is convenient for a new resin crafter, although included disposable gloves still need to be compatible with the product and fit correctly.

Intended Uses—and an Important Limit

INCLY advertises the system for jewelry, molds, resin art, artwork coatings, acrylic-pour work, tabletops, countertops, wood projects, and other coating or casting tasks. The accessory-bundle page specifically says the product is not recommended for tumblers.

The listing title mentions river tables, but it does not publish a clear maximum single-pour depth. That omission matters. A two-gallon package size does not make a resin a deep-pour formula, and large-volume pours can generate dangerous heat. Do not use this system for a deep casting without written depth and batch-size instructions for the exact product.

Strengths on Paper

Simple 1:1 Volume Ratio

Equal-volume measurement is accessible for hobby use and reduces ratio arithmetic. Accurate measuring and complete mixing are still essential.

Long Enough Working Window for Detailed Crafts

The advertised 30–45 minute window may allow time for color mixing and placement. Larger batches can react faster, which is one reason the listing itself ties work time to volume.

Comprehensive Starter Package

The accessory version combines a large resin supply with reusable cups, small dosing cups, pigments, and basic tools. It may reduce separate purchases for a first craft setup.

Limitations and Unverified Claims

Current Availability Is Poor

Both official two-gallon product pages were sold out at the time of review. The product is identifiable, but we cannot confirm when or whether either exact package will be restocked.

No Product-Specific TDS or SDS Was Located

We did not find official documents covering chemical hazards, mixed viscosity, maximum pour depth, coverage, storage life, or test methods. Those omissions limit any confident recommendation for demanding work.

Safety and Performance Marketing Is Not Enough

INCLY describes the resin as non-toxic, odorless, nonflammable, food safe, highly heat resistant, scratch resistant, and resistant to yellowing. The pages do not link supporting test reports or a product-specific SDS. We therefore do not present those statements as independently verified facts, and “odorless” must not be interpreted as exposure-free.

Who Is It Best For?

If restocked, the accessory bundle is most relevant to a beginner or hobbyist planning multiple small castings and coating projects who wants pigments and mixing tools in one package.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose another product if you need resin immediately, require a published TDS/SDS, are planning a deep pour, need documented food-contact suitability, or need a verified service-temperature limit. Tumbler makers should also follow INCLY’s own warning and select a product documented for that use.

Safety Considerations

Follow the label and SDS supplied with the exact kit. CDC/NIOSH notes that uncured epoxy or resin components can be hazardous and recommends ventilation and appropriate personal protective equipment. Avoid skin and eye contact, measure carefully, and never leave a large mixed batch sitting in a container where exothermic heat can build rapidly.

Final Assessment

The INCLY two-gallon kit is not an imaginary or completely vanished product: official listings still identify it and provide basic mixing directions. Its 1:1 ratio and extensive starter-bundle contents are appealing on paper.

Still, both official listings are sold out, maximum pour depth is not documented, and strong safety and durability claims lack linked technical support. Until current stock and full documentation are available, this page is best used to identify the product and its limitations—not as an unqualified purchase recommendation.

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