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When working on resin projects larger than 100cm with a casting thickness between 2cm and 5cm, choosing the right formulation is key for clarity, strength and a faultless finish. Here’s what you need to know to achieve professional results on big pours.
Choosing the Right Resin for Deep Pours
A standard or thin-casting resin often can’t handle larger volumes without overheating or yellowing. For pours between 2cm and 5cm thick across large surfaces, EpoxyTable 5-Five is specifically designed for this type of application. Its low exothermic reaction and long working time help prevent cracking, bubbles, and unwanted heat build-up, making it ideal for river tables, furniture, and statement pieces.


Practical Tips for Pouring and Curing
For best results, ensure your workspace is clean, level, and dust-free. Accurately measure and mix resin and hardener according to the product guidelines—EpoxyTable 5-Five uses a 100:55 ratio by weight. Pour steadily in a single layer up to 5cm, or if going thicker, consider using Epoxytable 10-Ten and layering your pours to avoid risks of overheating. Allow each layer to cure fully before the next, keeping the room at a stable temperature and avoiding direct sunlight during the process.
When This Matters: Large-Scale Projects
The right resin choice matters most for large tables, efficiently designed countertops, and art installations where dimensions and clarity are non-negotiable. Lower grade resins often struggle with even curing and can trap bubbles or develop surface flaws.

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For impressive resin work over 100cm with thicknesses between 2cm and 5cm, opting for a deep-pour formulation like EpoxyTable 5-Five ensures your project cures correctly and looks stunning. For more guidance on techniques, check out our advice on how to use E-30 resin for different applications.
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