Table Top Epoxy Resin

The table top epoxy worked terrific. I'm in the marine fiberglass repair biz and have worked years with vinylester and epoxy resins usually using West Systems and MAS epoxies.

The 1.1 mixture made it much easier to work with.

My wife wanted me to do something with a outdoor pub table that had reached it's life span. I thought this would be a nice little experiment with the epoxy. She ordered a wooden table top which I then stained with a semi-transparent blue stain. she also found the decal online and wanted me to incorporate it to the finish. The table frame was painted with Dellfleet Arctic White single stage.

I did a seal coat, followed by a second coat. Applied a second coat then the decal and added the red pinstripe. Then two more coats of epoxy. After letting it rest for a few days it was then sanded and 4 coats of Imron Appearance Clear were applied, sanding between coats. followed by a couple of coats of marine wax.

I only had one issue, not the fault of the epoxy though. I was mixing 16oz. per pour (8&8). I had run out of the mixing cups I usually use and picked up some store bought. The graduated markings were not accurate on some and I ended up using more hardener than resin which left the surface tacky.

So I now have more resin than hardener left. Once I realized what happened I sanded it back and reapplied. My wife is happy and that's one more off the to do list.

My other issue is I never received my complimentary mica samples. Oh well.

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