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Selecting the right resin for covering a table depends on the project’s thickness and desired style. From protective coatings to dramatic deep pours, choosing the appropriate resin makes all the difference.
Choosing the Right Resin for Your Table
For most tabletop applications, two categories of resin are commonly used: surface coating resins and deep pour resins. If you want a glossy protective finish or final coat, a product like Art Pro is ideal. It forms a clear, scratch-resistant surface with UV protection, suitable for layers up to 10mm. For thicker, artistic projects such as river tables or embedded objects, opt for a deep pour resin like EpoxyTable 5-Five (up to 5cm per layer) or Epoxytable 10-Ten (up to 10cm).
Practical Tips for Application
- Thin layers: Apply coating resins like Art Pro in a clean, dust-free environment. Mix carefully following the recommended ratios for a smooth, clear finish.
- Deep pours: Use deep casting resins in stages if your project’s thickness or size exceeds the recommended single pour limits, allowing each layer to cure completely.
- Surface preparation: Always sand and clean your table before starting, and seal wood surfaces to avoid air bubbles.
When Resin Choice Matters
Your choice is crucial if your project involves thick casts, oversized surfaces, or frequent use. Thicker pours demands specialised resins to manage heat and curing, while high-traffic tables benefit from scratch-resistant coatings.
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