Table Top Epoxy Resin In Ahmedabad

What is Tabletop Epoxy Resin?

Tabletop epoxy resin is a clear or tinted liquid polymer that, when mixed with a hardener, cures to form a hard, glossy, durable, and transparent coating. It’s widely used to create a thick, glass-like finish on tables, countertops, bar tops, and other furniture surfaces.

Key Features

Crystal Clear Finish: Provides a high-gloss, glass-like transparent surface that enhances the look of wood grain, colors, or embedded objects.

Durability: Resistant to scratches, impacts, stains, and water, making it ideal for surfaces subjected to daily use.

UV Resistant: Many tabletop epoxies include UV stabilizers to minimize yellowing or degradation when exposed to sunlight.

Self-leveling: When poured, the resin naturally levels itself out for a smooth surface.

Thickness: Can be poured in thick layers (up to 1/4 inch or more per coat) to create a deep, three-dimensional effect.

Non-toxic when cured: Once fully cured, epoxy resin is food-safe, although uncured resin can be toxic.

Typical Composition

Resin: The base liquid, usually a clear or lightly tinted epoxy.

Hardener: A chemical that triggers the curing process when mixed with the resin.

Additives: Sometimes pigments, UV inhibitors, or other modifiers are added.

Application Process

Preparation:

Clean and sand the tabletop surface.

Seal porous wood to prevent bubbles.

Mixing:

Mix resin and hardener in the correct ratio (usually 1:1 or 2:1) thoroughly but slowly to avoid bubbles.

Pouring:

Pour the mixed epoxy onto the table surface.

Spread evenly with a spatula or brush if needed.

Bubble Removal:

Use a heat gun or torch briefly to remove surface bubbles.

Curing:

Let it cure undisturbed for 24-72 hours depending on the product.

Additional Coats:

Multiple coats can be applied for extra thickness, sanding lightly between coats.

Advantages

Creates a stunning, high-end look for tables and furniture.

Protects wood and artwork embedded in resin.

Durable and easy to clean.

Customizable with pigments, glitter, or embedded items.

Disadvantages

Can yellow over time if not UV resistant.

Requires careful mixing and application.

Uncured resin can cause skin irritation or respiratory issues.

Not heat resistant to very high temperatures (hot pots or pans).

Popular Uses

River tables (wood with epoxy “river” inlay)

Bar tops and countertops

Artwork preservation under resin

Protective coating on wood furniture

Example Products (Brands)

Pro Marine Supplies Table Top Epoxy

East Coast Resin Epoxy

TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy

ArtResin Epoxy