Easy glass table top repair using epoxy 

In CA, USA people come to your home and repair it just like they would the edge of a broken glass door. I had a table get chipped in a move and cannot find anyone to do the work. Same as you, vintage table and they have even offered to cut the glass shorter for as much as a new piece of glass. Hope I can find someone to do the work. So appreciate the video and not just tossing out the glass when it can be repaired.

Nice work. Wish I can hire you.

Thank you!!!! Going to try it out.

I just used blue painters tap. You could just hand polish. It will take longer but it should work.

I love the music!!!

Cool video! May I know which tape did you use ? I don't have a polishing tool, what alternative can I do?

Thank you very much

I'm repairing a mirror in the UK, what's the generic term for the polish you used

Nice video. Thanks!

I wonder if I could use this method to fill a chip in the side of my large fish tank the tank still has a seal it’s just like half of the glass that is chipped out I would have to build the corner like you maybe tape but I wonder if it would be better to use something Rigid to get that nice sharp corner….. I wonder what I could use maby a hard plastic and tape it on or seal it temporarily

Excellent video, exactly what I was looking for. At what point do you heat the epoxy to remove the bubbles? Right after applying it or do you wait for a certain amount of time? Thanks.

Will this work if the whole tip of the corner is broken off

Crossing my fingers you see this and reply even though it’s a 2 year old video... I have a vintage table top that had some similar chips. I have already filled the chips with epoxy but now I’m afraid to sand. Did you use just regular sand paper or something else? I’ve seen some people say that you have to use Diamond grit or silicon carbide sand paper on glass, but it looks like you used regular sand paper. I’m afraid of scratching up the glass and then not being able to polish it out. I especially don’t want to ruin it because it’s a beautiful vintage piece. Any advice? Thank you!

Could this method be used to repair a cracked in half octagonal top about 36" across?

Wow, you said "it's not perfect". It looks pretty damn perfect to me. I have a curved pane of glass from my curio cabinet that's cracked clean in half. I plan to reuse it but I was wondering if this solution could possibly work for me.

We attempted to do this… scratch/haze around the epoxy- cannot get rid of it. We went back to 1,000 grit and still not working. Any suggestions? Loved your video! We kept saying “Rock Hard” throughout the work.

THAT WAS AMAZING. I WISH I COULD HIRE YOU TO DO MY TABLES.

Great video that was what i've been looking for. Do you think that the gorilla epoxy clear would work?

Is this epoxy resin? Like the kind of resin they are using now for resin pours (artwork), I’ve seen people use resin (2 parts 50/50) for a thick gloss like on bar tops. I’ve used this same resin from craft store- I chipped a 2 inch by half inch corner off glass top, I need to repair/mold new edge and corner- do you think this would work? Ty!!

very nice work! i should assume that this would work on deep scratces too right?

I couldn't catch the kind of epoxy you use.what is the make,and or type,thankyou

Curious,the system three says amber.does it dry clear,or am I looking at the wrong product. Thankyou

MSG looking forward someone to do this repair to same table. Do you know of any company that does this work in Florida?

My vintage vase’s stand was broken, can I use this solution to fix it?

I don't think the glass looks any better 😄

Can you do this for me? I'll be right over.

Great music,who?

At my age it takes me 24 hours to get rock hard too brotha!

How do I find someone in Los Angeles to fix the exact same chip that is on the video. Do you have email, phone number....

All the ingredients you used cost more than a new glass! I am not sure what epoxy would mean internationally? Is that a kind of acrylic paste? Would that repair also work for mirrors? Thanks

You showed about 1 second of a blurry after picture. If your technique didn’t produce good results, why post the video here????

Sup

You may have saved my table with a huge chip.

Hi! I have the chip. Should I use epoxy to glue it back, THEN heat and polish? Because if I just glue it you see the line. Help! I want to do this myself. No one in town does it. No one will come to the house to fix my glass. So I accept the challenge.