Guides

Epoxy Cure Time and Temperature: What to Expect

The bench numbers Most table top epoxies gel in 30 to 60 minutes at 70F and reach a hard, sandable film in 24 hours. Deep pour formulas set more slowly:...

How to Remove Bubbles from Epoxy Resin

Why bubbles appear Bubbles come from three places: mixing too fast, pouring from too high, and cold resin trapping air. They are normal, and almost every pour needs a pass...

UV Resin for Jewelry: Fast Curing Guide for Beg...

What UV resin is good forUV resin cures in minutes under a UV lamp, which makes it ideal for jewelry, keychains, phone grips and small castings. It is a single-component...

How Many Coats of Table Top Epoxy Do You Need?

The short answer: two to three thin coats Most table top projects need two to three coats. The first coat seals the surface and reveals any grain or defects. The...

Deep Pour Epoxy for River Tables: Depth, Ratios...

Why river tables need a different epoxy A river table is a thick cast, not a surface coating. Table top epoxy is designed for thin layers, while deep pour epoxy...

How Much Epoxy Do I Need? Kit Size Guide for Ta...

Start with the size of the surface or the mold Epoxy coverage is a volume problem, not a guess. For a flat surface, multiply length by width by the depth...