Everything You Need to Know About Table Top Epoxy
Introduction
What is Table Top Epoxy?
Table top epoxy is a versatile coating, sealant, and adhesive used in a wide range of DIY and professional projects. It’s a type of resin that, when mixed and applied to a surface, hardens into a durable, clear coating. Epoxy is commonly used to protect surfaces from wear and tear, as well as to enhance their appearance.
Super Epoxy Systems and its Products
Super Epoxy Systems is a brand that specializes in manufacturing high-quality epoxy products for both DIY and professional use. Our products are designed to provide superior durability and a flawless finish, making them a go-to choice for those looking for reliable, long-lasting results.
With a wide range of products available, Super Epoxy Systems has something for every project and budget. Our products include clear epoxies, as well as adhesives, colorants, and other accessories. Additionally, we offer a variety of epoxy accessories, such as mixing cups and stir sticks, to make the process as easy as possible.
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Hello. I am building a shuffleboard table. The playing surface is a slab of oak wood that has been sanded and cleaned to remove the old varnish. I am planning on staining the oak slab and then adding vinyl decals to mark the scoring areas before applying the epoxy. Would the table top epoxy be the best product that you sell for this application or would you recommend something different?
Thanks
Hey Sami! Yes, our table top epoxy would be perfect for this application. I would just make sure that the stain on the wood is not an oil based product. Oil and epoxy do not work well together! We typically use water based stains for our projects to avoid any kind of discoloration, softness, or inability to cure properly.
I have used the table top epoxy on two serving trays, max. depth of 1/4″. The pour has taken more than two days to harden. I was very careful to mix the product correctly. What do you think I am doing incorrectly? Thanks
Hey Dan, thanks for reaching out! Where are you located? Uncured epoxy can be due to a variety of issues, but some of the most common would be:
1. Improper Mixing
2. Off Ratio
3. Ambient Temperature
4. Volume
5. Depth
6. Surface Contaminant
Feel free to give us a call at 888-849-0588 and we would love to hop on the phone and talk with you! Have a great one!
I have been commissioned to resin a bar top on a raw wood plank…. What to do about a base coat???
Hey there Noreen, congrats on the commission! I’m guessing the fear would be that when you attempt to pour your flood coat, the raw wood gasses out producing air bubbles in the pour. To combat this you can apply 2-3 seal coats to the surface. We have a fantastic video that breaks down this process up on our YouTube channel right now! Here’s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rzbyy9RPZR0 Please let me know if you have any other questions! Have a great one!