Table Resin
Professional casting epoxy resin for wood table production. With high hardness, wear resistance, water resistance and ultra anti-yellowing performance. Ideal for river tables, bar tops, wood filling and furniture renovation. It provides crystal clear glass-like finish with strong adhesion.
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2:1 Clear Casting Resin for 3-5cm Thick Deep Casting
- Mixing Ratio: 2:1
- Curing Time(25℃): 48-72h
- Pot Life: 300mins
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2:1 Deep Pour Epoxy Resin for 2-4 Inch Deep Casting Projects
- Mixing Ratio: 2:1
- Curing Time(25℃): 48-72h
- Pot Life: 1h
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2:1 Long Working Time Epoxy Resin for 4-6 Inch Deep Casting
- Mixing Ratio: 2:1
- Curing Time(20℃): 100h
- Pot Life: 6h
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2:1 Clear Resin for 6-8 Inch Thick Deep Pour
- Mixing Ratio: 2:1
- Curing Time(20℃): 36-48h
- Mixed Viscosity: 380±100CPS
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2:1 Low Viscosity Epoxy Resin for River Table with 1-2 Inch Thick Pour
- Mixing Ratio: 2:1
- Curing Time(20℃): 36-48h
- Mixed Viscosity: 500±50mPa.S
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3:1 General Casting Resin
- Mixing Ratio: 3:1
- Curing Time(25℃): 8-10h
- Pot Life: 40mins
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FAQs
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What is table epoxy used for?
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Table epoxy is used for river tables, wood gap filling, bar tops, countertops, furniture repair and clear coating on wood surfaces.
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How is table epoxy different from small craft resin?
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Table epoxy often needs better heat control, deeper pour capability and stronger adhesion to wood compared with resin used for small molds.
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Why should wood be sealed before pouring epoxy?
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Sealing helps reduce air release from wood pores, which can lower bubble formation and improve the resin-to-wood contact line.
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Can pigments be added to table epoxy?
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Pigments, metallic powders and transparent dyes can be added for river effects, tinted fills or decorative table designs.
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What causes bubbles in wood table resin?
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Bubbles often come from open wood pores, moisture, fast mixing, deep pours or insufficient surface sealing before casting.
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Can table epoxy be polished after curing?
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Fully cured table epoxy can usually be sanded and polished with proper tools and grit steps to improve gloss and surface smoothness.