Epoxy Table Top Resin is a two-part resin system used for creating smooth, durable, and glossy finishes on tabletops, bar tops, countertops, and art projects. It's known for its self-leveling properties and high-gloss finish. Below are detailed features, types, and considerations:
Basic Composition
Part A: Resin
Part B: Hardener (curing agent)
Mixed in a 1:1 or 2:1 ratio (check product label).
Key Features
Feature Description
High-Gloss Finish Crystal-clear, mirror-like surface when cured properly.
Self-Leveling Flows evenly to create a smooth surface.
UV Resistant Some variants include UV stabilizers to resist yellowing.
Scratch & Water Resistant Cured epoxy is hard, durable, and resistant to moisture.
Bubble-Free Formula Many include a bubble release agent for a clear finish.
Technical Specifications
Property Typical Value
Mix Ratio 1:1 by volume (resin:hardener)
Working Time 20–45 minutes
Cure Time 24–72 hours depending on thickness and ambient temperature
Full Hardness 5–7 days
Viscosity High viscosity (thick) for doming and leveling
Coverage ~12 sq. ft. per gallon at 1/8" thickness
Common Uses
Wood table tops
River tables
Bar tops
Resin art
Countertops
Charcuterie boards
Application Tips