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where's your PPE? those gloves are not enough to safely work around resin :/

Heat gun is what I see people use for large resin projects. I've also seen people use a sprayer to spritz with rubbing alcohol

I seen people place this in a vacuum chamber, and it pulls out the air bubbles.

Use fire

I think ive seen people use a lighter to pop bubbles in resin. Is that actually a thing?

why not just use a vacuum cleaner?

Or... Use a vacuum

So you're telling me people who cure in vacuum chambers are doing it wrong?

Beautiful!

Met you at IWF and was impressed. I tried the Deep Pour and am hooked. Congrats for being able to get me away from a product i've used for years, didn't think it could happen. Great product with zero issues using it.

Hi ido 32 oz B 32 oz A how can i fix

Hi what type alcohol is this product

Love the pippette idea!

Would a tabletop painted with acrylic paint need the flood coat or would just the first seal coat be good enough?

You actualy dont want 90% iso. 70% cuts through oil maybe a little slower, but you get longer work time. You guys try pouring 90% on a towel and see how long you can clean with it before it evaporates

I don’t know anything about this but that sounds like bad advice. 😕

Real f****** nice!

Real f****** nice!

Can I use that method (spritz denatured alcohol) when using your table top clear? Would 90% isopropyl alcohol be a better option? Or is your clear table top epoxy better left alone and only use light heat gun or light torch?

Can you guys hire me to do your videos 😊

Milwaukee has a battery powered heat gun its sweet

And make sure to put your face directly over it and breathe in all the fumes while mot wearing a mask.

No, i literally don't see a darn thing changing... I think I get what it's supposed to do, but the cameras shifting so much, and distance changes from the piece make it impossible to see any change.

Buy a 50 dollar, one cubic foot, vacuum chamber.

If you hold the cup upside down for a long ass time… wont the unwanted material find its way out eventually anyways?

Have you ever tried the lighter/torch trick? Curious how well it worked for you if you did

I like my cheese jripy

Its in a weed jar!

Awesome. Is that done then or do you have to put a clear coat on as a final step?

Just poured a 72x25" butcherblock for a desk project. Followed all the directions and this video, room temp was 76* low humidity (<25%), about 3/16 depth at most. Now I have a ruined desk that is tacky and uncured after a week. Very disappointed in this product. I'm trying on another block with a different container to see if i had a bad batch on the first one from Amazon.

How durable would this be on a kitchen counter top?

Can’t you PLEASE make a video without the background. Music? It interferes with what you are saying. Plus it’s just not needed. Maybe respectfully suggest. Wear safety glasses , your followers may not be as cautious as you and epoxy in eyes is not good. Do not stand behind the project when stirring . We cannot see what you are doing. Stirring is a huge factor but we don’t get to see inside the container very much as you stir. Your sponsors banners should be on each side of you. You are standing in front of banner blocking what you want us to see. Don’t use terms without explaining what the term means. “ wet it out” and surface tension. I understand but when instructing never assume the watchers know the meanings of terms. Unless I missed it, you never explained how you figured the 16 oz amount you poured. Good informational video though .for the record i learned a lot watching you. Ty

Hello! We are making a 20 foot bar top using your product. If we are just mixing 2 quarts at a time, do we pour all the way down each time which would essentially be like multiple seal coats or should we work in 4 foot sections? Thank you!

If it’s left out in the sun will it turn cloudy/ yellow? My project will be outside everyday to sun exposure

I bought a two gallon not of the countertop epoxy. 1 gallon of A and 1 gallon of B. It said 2:1 ratio at the beginning of this video. I assumed it was a 1 to 1 ratio. Can you clear this up for me?

If I'm doing this on MDF do I need to prep it with primer first?

Background music is still really annoying September 2024. I want to use your product, but I don't want to lose my mind listening to that noise! Please delete it--I expect it is costing you sales.

I’m actually looking for a new epoxy to use. I mostly do tumblers and small molds. Most of them that I’ve tried yellow within a year of using them. Especially on white cups! 😢 Also, in the Texas heat, I need something that can withstand summer temperatures in case a tumbler or something I make gets left in the car. What is your tabletop epoxy heat rated to?

What's the hardness rating?

Waste video

Looks great!

Someone just asked me if i could do a kitchen island, then I saw this. I also switched my resin to super clear for my artwork. This is my sign!

Thanks this video was useless lol

Practice area. Vinyl counter. Cleaned, sanded, cleaned, epoxy primer. Sanded again lightly, cleaned. Spray painted with stone look spray paint. Sanded lightly and cleaned again. Measured 4oz harder and then 4 oz resin. Mixed with tongue deprsser, poured some and rolled, Chop brush, torch bubbles. Let dry. Looked beautiful! Two weeks later it peeled off in giant sections. Spray paint and primer are fine. Only place epoxy didnt peel was the flat sides which were done the same way. Maybe less epoxy...? Temp was perfect and light humidity. I dont know but this is very expensive to for it to just peel off. Im very upset. I watch a ton of videos and followed directions 😒

That is awesome. You are gonna have to come up and help when we epoxy my new shop floors....

Hard to hear him clearly over the music.

No bloopers at the end? I was looking forward to a good laugh. We all need one.

new to this I have purchased a half gallon kit of table top epoxy and half gallon of super clear deep pour epoxy I would like tom do a dirty pour on a small 3 x 3' travel trailer table . would there a way I could do with these products I have, or combination of both ? Reply

can I do this using super clear tabletop epoxy.?

Love it.