Epoxy Table Top Resin For Visually Immersive Surfaces Rohtak
Details of Epoxy Table Top Resin
Epoxy table top resin is a specialized type of epoxy resin designed primarily for coating surfaces such as wood tables, countertops, bar tops, and artwork. It creates a crystal-clear, hard, and durable finish that enhances the appearance of the surface while protecting it from moisture, scratches, and UV light (in UV-resistant versions).
Key Features of Epoxy Table Top Resin
Feature Details
Clarity Crystal-clear or high-gloss finish. Some are water-clear with minimal yellowing.
Durability Hard, scratch-resistant, and impact-resistant once cured.
Self-Leveling Flows evenly on flat surfaces, minimizing manual leveling.
UV Resistance Some formulas are UV-stabilized to prevent yellowing over time.
Mix Ratio Typically 1:1 (resin : hardener) by volume, but check product specifics.
Cure Time Varies (typically 12–24 hours for touch, 72+ hours for full cure).
Chemical Properties
Component A Epoxy Resin (usually Bisphenol-A or Bisphenol-F based)
Component B Hardener (usually polyamine or polyamide)
Exothermic Reaction Curing is an exothermic chemical reaction between resin and hardener. Overpouring can cause overheating.
Common Uses
River tables
Wooden bar tops and countertops
Artwork and photo embedding
Jewelry molds
Bottle cap or coin encapsulation
Decorative tabletops
Application Tips
Surface Prep: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and sealed (especially porous woods).
Mixing: Stir slowly for 3–5 minutes to avoid bubbles; scrape sides and bottom.
Degassing: Use a heat gun or torch lightly to pop surface bubbles after pouring.
Curing Environment: Maintain a dust-free space with consistent temperature.
Protection: Wear gloves and work in a well-ventilated area; some epoxy resins can release fumes.
Comparison: Table Top Resin vs. Deep Pour Resin
Property Table Top Resin Deep Pour Resin
Pour Thickness 1/8”–1/4” per layer 1”–2”+ per layer
Cure Time Faster (~12–24 hours) Slower (~48–72+ hours)
Viscosity Thicker (higher viscosity) Thinner (low viscosity)
Use Case Coating, surface finishes River tables, molds, casting
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