Review on Incredible Solutions Superior Resistant Countertop by Darin Marshall

Benefits: Low odor, no curing issues, mix by volume. Cons: Base resin is thick, needs a pressure tank to ensure no/visible bubbles. For starters, I don't have a print tank and I used alcohol ink for my test. I would recommend that you use a pressure tank for best bubble free results. I only have a few small bubbles, but most are tiny bubbles that a pressure tank can fix. When I first got the resin I figured the volume was off and I got more hardener than the base resin. Then I noticed that my hardener bottle was dented a bit from sealing. As I removed the caps from the bottles and attached the hardener bottle, I found that this was a pretty close relationship. When measuring the base resin, I found that it was consistently honey-like, while the hardener had a more runny consistency. I reheated them to get a thinner consistency; they got thinner, but the base was still thicker than the hardener. The resin has a low odor and is a mix by volume which I prefer mixes by weight. I had no problems mixing or adding color (I used alcohol ink) or pouring into the mold. Curing took about 24 hours and there were no issues with demoulding. There are many tiny bubbles that are easily fixed with a pressure pan (I didn't use one) and a few small bubbles that I can't pinpoint. crystal clear due to bubbles, but not milky.