5 EPOXY Tips I Wish I Knew As A Beginner!

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If you get another bullet table, maybe consider filling the bullets with resin first? Probably would take forever, but it would eliminate any bubbles 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Blackwido88

How do you clean the paint stirrer?
Comment from : James Whitaker

love the drum roll lol
Comment from : Midnight Manglitter Woodworking

I've long been waiting to see this information thanks for sharing
Comment from : oladapo aremo

Cool
Comment from : the dreamer

If youre not spraying your finish on with an HVLP sprayer, youre doing it wrong
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

If you want an exta smooth finish, polish the final coat with crest toothpaste you wont regret it
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

Lmao, i use turtle wax, and and the inside of an old sweatshirt to polish straight out of automotive shop class
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

I would sand past 400, to 600, and 1000 The discs are not easy to find, but if you want a surface smoother than glass, you gotta go big or go home
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

Diablos new screen disc sanding pads, are a very good product They even can be rinsed off, to extend their life, and depending on rhe hardness of what youre sanding they can last a long time I reccomend them on Azek, and just rinse them off, and never replace them, because they are 100 times harder than Azek
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

I like using black caulk too
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

Is pvc or azek a good material for forms or does the epoxy heat deform it?
Comment from : poughkeepsieblue

I was just curious, I'm just starting to learn this stuff because I want to start building resin tables but you said you cant out it through a planer to flatten it but it many other videos they actually suggest that so i was just curious as to why thays not a good option?
Comment from : kinggmoss

Very useful brVideo! Thank you!
Comment from : Epoartist Epoxy Resin

HeY! I reaLLY LIKE YOUR GLASSES! whats the brand?
Comment from : Armand Gila

Do I have to remove all the scratches even if I will do lacker finish on my project?!🤔
Comment from : ArmandsHandsMadeIt

I will be attempting my first one in a few weeks Need a table for myself but if it goes well iv got a few people who want me to make them one Im hoping i can turn my woodworking from more a hobby into a buisness this would be a great addition to sell so this was helpfull
Comment from : SaskatchewanBadAss

QUESTION I have a 20 inch plant pot saucer that I want to turn into a bird bath I want to have shells and decorations in the bottombut I want to clean easily SOI want to embed all that stuff in epoxyI don't want to remove itI just want it to cover the bottom WHAT EPOXY DO YOU RECOMMEND 20:31
Comment from : Connie Henry

Please, do not say " resin to DRY" The right way is " resing to CURE" Great job btw!
Comment from : Alex Grey

It’s a good thing I ran into this video because my idea of trying to save and seal our dining room table that has decorative cutouts under glass, that not only collects water and food but mold; is a lot more involved!brI thought I could buy enough epoxy to fill up the spaces plus a little more to entirely cover all designs, let it dry and put the glass back on Boy! Was I wrong! brIt sounds like it may be easier and cheaper, (the table is over six feet long!), to buy another table brThanks for the in-depth look at using this stuff
Comment from : Celciel Moore