Product Breakdown - Superclear Table Top Epoxy Resin 

Don’t you have to sand between coats ? Nice video

This is an awesome video. Highly informative - and very fun. I also like how you explain each step and why they are important. Thanks... I will definitley watch more! Hugh

Excellent!! Music is great maybe a bit loud but not bad. Thoroughly explained each step, what to do in a case by case situation and how to remedy any imperfections. Great job. Keep whipping real good. 😅 Bloopers help become more personable with your viewers and clients.

Excellent!!!! Answered a lot of my questions. Thanks

Hello there, I have recently decided to build my 1st river table (7ft x 42"). Upon breaking out of the mold, I went ahead and planed the entire top with a router. It took all day, leaving no time to do the bottom. Went into the shop next day, and of course, the table warped. Ran it to a shop 2hrs down the road with a CNC planer. Got it back, and apparently they routered the bottom completely flat and level, but did not completely plane the top. They also slightly got into a few of the larger stones embedded in the pour. After weighting the table down for a week, 98% of the warp is gone. In lieu of re-routering the entire top, I decided to order 2 gallons of your tabletop epoxy. Both sides of the table are sanded down to 220, the table is cut to size/squared, the edges routered and the Bidwell C Channel temporarily installed. I will do a seal coat on the top, and one "flood coat" that will be 1/8" deep at the center, and more of a seal coat at the ends. My #1 question is this - I'll be able to seal coat the top/sides, then pour the flood coat all in one day, but I definitely won't have time to do anything with the bottom on Day 1. Since the top/sides will be sealed up tight with epoxy, what would you recommend I do with the bottom of the table to seal it and avoid any additional warping? I assume just polishing 2 or 3 oil coats won't be enough? The table is currently 1.5" think, made from white ash milled on our property 6yrs ago.

I love this epoxy I use this for shallow coastersy turned out amazing

Awsome video I was looking for bigger things to do with resin besides small things,ty😊

Great video

Can you guys do a video on your "Super-UV Absorber/HALS" additive for crystal clear long-lasting affect, please? Thank you. Some of us want 'CLEAR,' clear, clear pour instead of using colorants. Thanks!!!!

i have been exclusively using your epoxy for the last 4 years. i have mixed 2 gallons of table top up at a time to do large projects.

Do you have any resin to work on glasses and accessory projects?

Great information, I am brand new to epoxy and tried my first pour on a 12” round cribbage board made out of really old barn wood, customer wanted the natural rustic look of the wood. When I poured it the wood went from gray and light brown colors to dark and almost all the gray is gone, is there something I can do to preserve the colors before applying the epoxy?

I’m building and epoxy river table. I poured the first pour, let it get “rubbery” and then poured the 2nd pour. While I was popping bubbles and spreading the epoxy, I put my finger in and in some spots it felt like the 1st pour was “wrinkling or buckling”. Can you tell me if I have a minor or major problem developing?

This is the only resin I use, seriously amazing stuff! I was wondering when using the table top resin is it viable for casting as long its done in layers? I know this particular resin is thick and heats up quick so I wondering if this is possible. Thank you!

Hi. Can I use superclear epoxy on top of a tung oiled table? Thx.

Hand sand or can you use sander? Also I will be doing butcher block countertops

You mentioned a sealer on the bottom. What did you use as a sealer? Would you suggest a sealer on the top before epoxy?

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What about using shellac to seal the wood before the first application?

I have a small wood bathroom sink with a 12 inch wood front 90° angle. I gave the sink a skim coat. How do I keep the front from running down when I do a flood coat?

Can I use glass containers instead of plastic?

How many ounces per square foot

I agree the music is very distracting, turn it down or off

I have had nothing but problems using this for a countertop project. Buyer beware: it is an excellent product overall, but its low viscosity and high reactivity may create issues for larger, more artistic projects. Would I buy it again? Absolutely! Its gorgeous after a steep learning curve and several weeks of cleaning up failed attempts because of self leveling issues, uneven edge coverage, and a nightmare flash cure incident. Mostly user error, frankly, and it was done before this video was published, but darn, what a headache. I see superclear now has 'countertop' epoxy. If you are pouring a counter, don't use 'tabletop'. Great product, but NOT for this purpose.

Great video but the music has to go. It’s distracting.

Don’t need the crazy music playing

OMG that music, I can't even finish listening to you. Very distracting to all your good info

Get rid of the stupid music