hello I did a top coat on a table but I got some missing on the top spots and the edges are dripped, can I use more epoxy to cover and sand it down later to match the previous coat?
You can fix bare spots or remove drips/surface imperfections by sanding the cured resin, smoothing any uneven spots. Once you have sanded, clean off any sanding dust and then pour a second layer. To reduce drips around the edges, run your gloved hand around the sides to smooth out drips. You can use painters table on the underside of the table to collect any drips and remove the tape once the resin cures.
Dear sir We made many epoxy table top But my table edges is not perfect So we make a perfect edges table top but I don't know? Please reply me Saif From Bangluru India .
There are a few ways to finish your edges. You can tape them off before you pour your resin, this will give you a clean edge. If you have already poured your table, you can sand down any uneven edges or use a table saw to cut them.
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Thanks, this video helped me to correct my edges. Need to see the technique with the tape.
A simple way to make your edges look great!
hello I did a top coat on a table but I got some missing on the top spots and the edges are dripped, can I use more epoxy to cover and sand it down later to match the previous coat?
You can fix bare spots or remove drips/surface imperfections by sanding the cured resin, smoothing any uneven spots. Once you have sanded, clean off any sanding dust and then pour a second layer. To reduce drips around the edges, run your gloved hand around the sides to smooth out drips. You can use painters table on the underside of the table to collect any drips and remove the tape once the resin cures.
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Dear sir
We made many epoxy table top
But my table edges is not perfect
So we make a perfect edges table
top but I don't know?
Please reply me
Saif
From Bangluru
India .
There are a few ways to finish your edges. You can tape them off before you pour your resin, this will give you a clean edge. If you have already poured your table, you can sand down any uneven edges or use a table saw to cut them.
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What if you didn't do that and it's already dry?
You can always sand the edges to smooth them out, then apply a layer of ArtResin with a gloved hand, or just paint them black after sanding.
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