Table Top Epoxy Resin Service In Rohtak

Tabletop epoxy resin is a type of high-gloss, durable resin primarily used for coating surfaces like tabletops, bars, counters, and art projects. It creates a thick, clear, and protective finish that’s both beautiful and highly resistant to moisture and damage. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

 What is Tabletop Epoxy Resin?

Tabletop epoxy resin is a two-part thermosetting polymer made up of:

 Part A: Resin

 Part B: Hardener

 When mixed (usually in a 1:1 ratio), a chemical reaction occurs that cures the liquid into a solid, glossy surface.

 Key Features

Feature Description

High Gloss Finish Crystal clear, glass-like finish with a self-leveling quality.

Durability Scratch-resistant, impact-resistant, and moisture-resistant.

UV Resistance Some types are UV-stabilized to reduce yellowing over time.

Self-Leveling Automatically levels out during application for a smooth finish.

Thickness Typically applied at 1/8 inch per pour; multiple layers can be added.

Food-Safe (when cured) Many brands are non-toxic and safe for food contact once fully cured.

Heat Resistance Usually heat resistant up to 120–140°F (48–60°C). Some high-temp versions resist more.

 Common Uses

Kitchen countertops and dining tables

 Bar tops and restaurant tables

 Art resin pours and river tables

 Wood sealing and preservation

 Photo embedding and memorabilia preservation

 Application Steps

Surface Prep: Clean and sand the surface; ensure it’s dry and dust-free.

Mixing: Combine resin and hardener (usually 1:1 by volume). Mix thoroughly for 3–5 minutes.

Pouring: Pour over the surface evenly.

Spreading: Use a brush, spatula, or trowel to spread the resin.

Removing Bubbles: Use a heat gun or torch to pop air bubbles.

Curing Time: Initial cure in 12–24 hours; full cure in 72 hours (varies by brand and temp).