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lol. This is great. We Believe!

when I have sanded after the first coat there re some white pin spots on the wood. Is this air bubbles caught in the resin?

A lot of people say don't use Epoxy on Butcher block can you tell me your experience?

It could be from Gorilla glue

Clown….. 😂😂😂😂

Does not seem credible and the epoxy mold is hilarious and then the guy plugging his instagram the whole thing is unprofessional !!! 😂😂😂

Astonishingly funny story

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Very unprofessional reporter.

Security camera

Spoof.

It's a good photo. I know it. ❤

Quick question, (please answer, I’m looking into trying out epoxy resin, don’t fear I’m starting small) how do you change the epoxy’s color? Do you use a special powder or dye, a not special dye, or does it just come like that?

Nice 😎

Great job, do they sell fast ?

I'm working on a bottle cap table. I bought and unfinished coffee table and I made a 3" frame that I glued to the top to form the pool for the bottle caps. The frame is a little over 0.4" tall and the bottle caps are about 0.28" tall. The pool area is 18"x42". I am staining the table with a water-based wood stain. I will do an epoxy seal coat in the pool area and use oil-based wipe on polyurethane everywhere else. I was planning to seal any gaps between the frame and the table top with craft glue that dries clear. I was planning to use the same glue to glue the bottle caps down so that they won't float away. One of the things I'm concerned about is air escaping from under the bottle caps for two reasons. The first is that I don't want any bubbles. The second is that the epoxy level could change (lower) as air escapes from underneath the bottle caps. Finally, does a heat gun work as well as a torch for popping bubbles? I have a heat gun that I bought years ago for stripping paint. Any tips you can provide would be greatly appreciated. I only have one chance to get this right and I don't want to screw it up.

I am. making a charcuterie board to look like a football field. Used green water paint to cover the board in “grass”. Most concerned about fish eye imperfections. Would the seal coat mitigate them.

If I seal my wooden bar top with one epoxy and pour with your product, will there be any issues?

The mixing instructions should be the same, whether the website or with the product

Why the quick seal kit if you're using the same product to pour?

I want to do butcher block counters with a recessed sink..everyone says I should not do this because of water infiltration. Couldn’t I use this product on my counters to seal up the grain and edges?

Which product is this ?

Coulda done without the music

lol. This is great. We love your Halloween videos. It's becoming a tradition.

I heard of epoxy yellowing overtime is this something I need to take into consideration? I’m on the fence on what to do my butcher block countertops with, epoxy seems good especially considering around the sink area…?

Hello I have a 3 yr old epoxy kitchen counter top like this what can I use to remove the scratches? Thank you

You said nothing about how you fixed the crack epoxy.

I’m in Australia and want to know if Wisebond delivers to Australia. Also the price on the website is it in US dollar?

Depth ?

Size n price ,?

Does the table top self level?

can you add links to your product?!

How did you seal the raw wood before you pour the epoxy on?

Una pregunta el líquido blanco se me iso a marillo ya tiene tiempo que lo tengo sin usar? Gracias

I noticed you still had some trowel marks at the end of the seal coat. Do they matter? Will it continue to flow smooth before curing? I am doing my first table using end grain maple burl and I have a lot of time and money invested and I don't want to screw this up. I also noticed that you haven't replied to any of the posts on my screen. Can I expect more attention now and in the future? Or, is all of this just promotional BS? I hope not.

What happens to the underside

Im in Louisiana i have a shop with big clean paint booth is it ok to do projects inside my paint booth

How can I prevent drip lines on the sides?

I love me some Wisebond Epoxy! Great Product and even better folks over there at Wisebond!

I would love to learn this technique to work here in Brazil.

I'm awaiting my order now! What is the working time frame?

I only learned one thing from this video. Don't film in an echo chamber. Couldn't understand anything else that was said.

Is this class A Start to Finish class showing beginning and end of a finish table

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That's hilarious!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

You said you sell table legs where

does this seal coat perfectly level itself or is sanding required?

Can you seal the wood with a polyurethane prior to the pour?

Great video!! What sanding paper grit did you use before the seal coat?