TotalBoat Tabletop Epoxy Gallon Kit by TotalBoat

Laid down very nice and even, easy to work with. Just follow the instructions, do not cut any corners.

This product 100% delivers on all of its promises. I am a new user of epoxy, resin for countertops. I will admit to being extremely nervous based on so many things I have seen and read about resin. What a wonderful surprise. The ease of use. The work time. The high gloss. All is #LEGIT. 100%. I can’t emphasize enough how easy to use this product it. The value is amazing. I have already ordered a second supply. Here are a few test pieces.

After watching 2 different YouTube videos of how to use 2 part epoxy to fix my 20+ year custom made coffee table and found this product after my research, I am very pleased with the outcome. It was not hard to use, but it required lots of prep work. It was getting the measurement and then calculating how much each part (A & B) that I needed to use to mix the product. That’s why I googled and watched videos. Anyway, my coffee table now looks better than when I brought it new. It looks like it has a clear thick layer of customer made plastic/wax shine and smooth (like bar countertop.) I don’t even need to do a second layer. Oh don’t forget to get Flexible Resin Spreaders - V-NOTCHED EDGE spreads the resin the best. Hint: I only found out recently. In between layers, I was told I can add pictures, sprinkles, anything to make the table top interesting and protected from wear and tear and waterproof.

There are many different brands of epoxy out there on the market. But did you notice that although the branding may be different the epoxy will still smell the same? Look at the containers and imagine them without the branding. One can start to tell which ones to stay away from and which ones to go back to. . This brand seems to stand out on its own. Not only is the smell unique but the performance is as well. This is a thicker solution. Meant for top coats of tables and such. If you're using it in molds you're going to have a hard time. Why? Because thicker solutions means that bubbles are harder to get rid of. The resin is also are harder on the molds themselves. The curing time is shorter than the average. This is good for it reduces the amount of contaminants that could possibly get into the project top coat as it cures. For those who work with Mica powder, this could be a double edge sword. It's good because it's quick to thicken even more so that the patterns can be saved easier but because it quickens faster, One has to be quick or else the window is missed. I generally have two types of epoxy on hand. A thin-based solution and a thicker base solution. This is now my go-to for the thick base solution. It's strong it's quick drying doesn't get too hot and the bubble seem to be minimal. The epoxy itself is a little bit more expensive than the average that's out there right now But I think you'll get your money out of it. {Edit} Warning: Has no UV blocker in it. This is not good at all.

Good product. Does not have any odor, mixes easily. Coats easily. Very hard finish