Table Top & Coating Resin
Premium quality epoxy resin for all kinds of coating applications such as table tops, bar tops, countertops, tumblers, paintings, as well as small arts such as coasters, jewelry, key chains and much more. Allows for pours of up to 1/4 of an inch at once. If your projects need deeper pours, our Deep Pour & Casting Resin products may be more suitable.
-46%32 oz (946 ml) | Table Top Clear Coating Epoxy Resin Kit
-28%1 Gallon | Table Top Clear Coating Epoxy Resin Kit
-34%2 Gallon | Table Top Clear Coating Epoxy Resin Kit
-41%4 Gallon | Table Top Clear Coating Epoxy Resin Kit
-33%2 x Silicone Stir Sticks & 2 x Silicone Brushes | Great for Epoxy Resin Mixing | Non-Stick
Table top epoxy buying guide
Our Table Top & Coating Resin is for clear coats and thin pours: table tops, bar tops, countertops, paintings, coasters and other small art. One pour can be up to 1/4 inch thick. For deeper pours, use our Deep Pour & Casting Resin.
How much resin to buy
Measure the length and width of the surface. A thin seal coat (about 1/32 inch, or 1 mm) seals the surface first. Then one or more flood coats (about 1/8 inch, or 3 mm, each) give the thick, glossy finish. The epoxy calculator gives the amount for your size and pour depth.
- 32 oz kit (16 oz resin + 16 oz hardener): about 12 sq ft of seal coat or 4 sq ft of flood coat.
- 1 gallon kit: about 48 sq ft of seal coat or 16 sq ft of flood coat.
- 2 gallon kit: about 96 sq ft of seal coat or 32 sq ft of flood coat.
- 4 gallon kit: about 192 sq ft of seal coat or 64 sq ft of flood coat.
Mixing, pouring and cure times
Read the full coating instructions before you start, and wear gloves.
- Mix 1 part resin (A) to 1 part hardener (B) by volume, or 100A:85B by weight. Do not change the ratio: the resin will not cure fully.
- Stir slowly by hand for 4 to 5 minutes (5 to 7 minutes for a 1 gallon batch) and scrape the sides and bottom of the cup. You then have about 30 minutes of working time.
- Keep the room humidity between 40% and 60%.
- Pour the resin, but do not scrape the last resin out of the cup. Pass a torch quickly over the surface to pop bubbles.
- Pour the next coat 4 to 10 hours after the last one. If you wait longer, sand with 180 or 220 grit sandpaper first.
- The resin is hard in 24 hours and cured in 3 days. Wait at least 7 days before you put things on a table top or coaster.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pour table top epoxy thicker than 1/4 inch?
Not in one pour. Pour several layers of up to 1/4 inch, 4 to 10 hours apart. For thick pours such as river tables, use our deep pour resin.
Why is my resin still soft or sticky after 48 hours?
The most common cause is too little mixing. Another cause is a ratio that is not exactly 1 to 1. Our troubleshooting page tells you how to fix it.
How do I prevent bubbles?
Apply a thin seal coat first, stir slowly without whipping, and pass a torch quickly over the poured resin. More tips: how to get rid of epoxy resin bubbles.