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TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Resin Kits

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TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy 2-Gallon Kit

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TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy is an easy-to-use pourable resin system with self-leveling properties and a crystal-clear finish. Ideal for clear coating bar tops, desks, table tops, counters & more to enhance their beauty while protecting and preserving the surface underneath. Use the versatile formula to pour 1/4 inch coatings or up to 1 inch for small castings. Self-leveling, 100% waterproof system creates a maintenance-free durable finish that resists scratching, staining & yellowing. BPA-free formula contains low VOCs and is safe for contact with food, once cured.

Table top epoxy resin has a simple 1A:1B mix ratio by volume and cures at room temperature, with a 40 minute working time for application. Easy to mix and pour, it's a great choice for pros and DIYers alike. Cures blush-free and resists UV damage and discoloration. In extensive testing, this epoxy resin's finish clarity, durability, and bubble release met or exceeded all similar products on the market. Compare to System Three MirrorCoat and FGCI SuperClear Table Top Epoxy.

Available in 1 gallon, 2 gallon and 4 gallon kits.

Tech Specs
HANDLING PROPERTIES VALUE TEST METHOD
Resin Density at 77°F, lbs/gal9.7ASTM D1475
Hardener Density at 77°F, lbs/gal8.1ASTM D1475
Resin Viscosity at 77°F, cP9,000ASTM D2196
Hardener Viscosity at 77°F, cP2,000ASTM D2196
Viscosity Mixed at 77°F, cP3,500ASTM D2196
Mix Ratio by Volume1A:1BCalculated
Mix Ratio by Weight1.2A:1BCalculated
Gel Time at 77°F, 150 gram mass, min30ASTM D2471
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES VALUE TEST METHOD
ColorClearVisual
Hardness, Shore D82ASTM D2240
Tensile Strength, psi7,500ASTM D638
Tensile Elongation, %5.9ASTM D638
Tensile Modulus, psi382,000ASTM D638
Compressive Strength, psi10,400ASTM D695
Flexural Strength, psi12,800ASTM D790
Flexural Modulus, psi373,000ASTM D790
HDT, Room Temp. Cure, F120ASTM D648
HDT, Post Cure, F130ASTM D256
Izod Impact, Notched, ft-lb/in0.76ASTM D256
Technical SpecificationsTotalBoat TableTop Epoxy
Maximum Pour Depth, Per Layer1/8'' - 1/4''
Full Cure Time3-5 days
Info & Guides
Simple Instructions for Using TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy

Taping the Edges: To contain the liquid epoxy, apply plastic packing tape around the edges of the table. Plastic packing tape is best because it releases easily & cleanly after the epoxy is cured.

Mixing: For best results, use the "2-cup mixing method": Add resin and hardener to the first mixing cup at a 1 to 1 ratio by volume. Stir for 3-5 minutes, then transfer the mixture to a second mixing cup and continue stirring until blended thoroughly. Be sure to use clean tools for mixing and application.

Temperature & Application: Warm conditions are critical for success. For best results, only apply in temperatures between 70-80°F. First, apply a thin seal coat to the surface. After the seal coat has set, apply additional flood coats, up to 1/8" thick. Wait 4-8 hours between each flood coat.

Leveling Tips: Flood coats will self-level but epoxy spreaders and brushes can be used to spread it over the surface.

Recoating: Additional coats may be applied after 4 to 8 hours without sanding or additional prep work. However, if the previous coat cures fully, scuff sand with 220-320 grit sandpaper before applying another coat. After sanding, wipe down with acetone or denatured alcohol to remove sanding dust and let dry before applying an additional coat. Sanding between coats will not adversely affect the cosmetics of the final product—the hazy surface will become clear when the next flood coat is applied.

IMPORTANT!

  • Multiple, thin pours are recommended, rather than one thick flood coat, because a thick coat can trap air bubbles beneath the surface, and generate excessive heat, which will distort the surface, resulting in an improper cure.
  • Do not place items hotter than 125°F on the cured surface, or it will discolor and become distorted.

Should I Use TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy or TotalBoat ThickSet Epoxy?

Both of these professional quality epoxies give you beautiful results for crystal-clear coating, casting, encapsulating or embedding projects. However, TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy is more of a 'coating' epoxy, and TotalBoat ThickSet epoxy, is more of a 'casting' epoxy designed for thicker pours.

TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Advantages

  • Faster cure time for coating and shallow-depth embedding projects
  • Longer working time for more flexibility during pouring

The maximum single-layer coating depth for TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy is 1/8"-1/4".

TotalBoat ThickSet Epoxy Advantages

  • Requires fewer pours to achieve final thickness of 1/2" and more
  • Reduces possibility of banding (ability to see individual layers)
  • Gives you longer working time at room temperature

Designed for thick casting, ThickSet allows you to do deeper single-layer pours than you can do with TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy. For example, you can pour a single layer of TotalBoat ThickSet 1/2" deep when pouring into large areas or molds, and up to 2" deep when pouring into small molds.

Technical Information

Features and Specifications:

  • Unique 2-part, high-viscosity epoxy system cures at room temperature.
  • Easy to use 1 to 1 mix ratio, cures to a clear and deep, glass-like finish.
  • 100% waterproof. Resists scratches, stains, and yellowing.
  • UV resistant formula - For maximum protection, coat with UV-blocking varnish.
  • Formula provides superior results on bar tops and table tops.
  • BPA-Free formula contains low VOCs, making Tabletop a safer alternative to use and once cured, especially for food contact
  • All ingredients are listed on the USDA approved list for contact with food, once TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy has cured completely.
  • Great for wood or art projects like embedding objects, decoupage and other crafts.
  • Ideal for DIYers and professionals alike.
  • Available in 2 Quart, 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon, and 4 Gallon Kits:
  • 2 Quart Kit contains 1 quart of resin & 1 quart of hardener
  • 1 Gallon Kit contains 1/2 gallon of resin and 1/2 gallon of hardener
  • 2 Gallon Kit contains 1 gallon of resin and 1 gallon of hardener
  • 4 Gallon Kit contains 2 gallon of resin and 2 gallon of hardener
  • Coverage is typically 25.6 sq. ft. for the 2 Gallon Kit, at 1/8" thick; 12.8 sq. ft. for the 1 Gallon Kit, at 1/8" thick; 6.4 sq. ft., at 1/8" thick for the 2 Quart Kit.

How to use TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy:

  • Mix resin and hardener (1:1 ratio) in a mixing cup.
  • Pour out epoxy in an S shape onto the surface. When pouring, fill the lowest part first.
  • Spread with foam brush or plastic epoxy spreader.
  • Let sit for 5 minutes.
  • Move a propane torch or heat tool 6 inches above the surface. Going back and forth across the surface will eliminate air bubbles. Do not leave the torch on one area or it will burn & distort the epoxy
  • Allow epoxy to cure.

Maximum Pour Depth, Per Layer, for TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy

  • 1/8'' - 1/4''
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Washington
1 out of 5 stars.

Bought a 4 gallon kit

7 months ago
Bought a ""4 Gallon Kit"" . all over the website ""All kits include cups, stir sticks, spreader and heat gun"" my order didn't come with any of that. When I inquired, they told me that kit doesn't include that. If your website says All Kits, either don't name them kits, or honor ehat the website says. All Kits. This is very misleading.
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Summerville, SC
5 out of 5 stars.

Bar Top

8 months ago
The product worked as advertised, I highly recommend it, and I will purchase it again.
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Oak Park, IL
5 out of 5 stars.

First time use; great success

9 months ago
I had a dining room table that I had already refurbished once and after many more years the veneer was beyond repair, so I thought I'd change it up and paint and then go for my first table top epoxy pour. I did it by putting on new edge banding that was approximately 1/8"" proud of the table, then filled close to that with this product. It was definitely stressful but watching the videos helped prepare me to be patient and trust the process and it ultimately turned out really well. The website calculator was helpful and accurate for how much I needed and the instructions were clear. I recommend the spreaders as well.
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Massachusetts
5 out of 5 stars.

I will definitely buy this product again

11 months ago
Very low bubbles and crystal clear when cured. It mixes well and as far as I am concerned it's the best on the market.
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Depew, NY
5 out of 5 stars.

Table Top Epoxy

a year ago
This epoxy is exactly what I was looking for and did the job exactly as expected. Super clear and made my projects pop and the price is crazy. Extremely affordable, easy to use and clean up afterwards. Will be ordering from Total Boat going forward.
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Ottawa, Canada
5 out of 5 stars.

This is my go to product.

a year ago
When my customer wants a hole filled in epoxy resin or a river running through a table top, I always reach for Totalboat table top epoxy resin. It mixing well together and with color pigments. I am very happy with this product and my customers are too.
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Chicago
5 out of 5 stars.

Cold honey

a year ago
Getting it mixed compared to some of the ""cheaper"" epoxies I've tried is like the difference between room temperature and cold honey. It loosens up with mixing and coloring agents, but it does seem to produce a better product and a little less bubbles, however you need a little extra vigilance as the bubbles do rise later than the other epoxies I've used. For those who do small projects like myself, smaller squeeze bottles like ketchup bottles, must be tight caps, do wonders instead of pouring from a large bottle and almost eliminate drips. Non pro tip right there.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
3 out of 5 stars.

Perhaps

a year ago
The product is okay. The microscopic instructions made things somewhat difficult. There's plenty of room to use a larger font. The instructions and those that I got from tech support were terrible and just plain wrong. The room, at 75 ,reduces the working time to about ten minutes. The method for coating a rolled edge was altogether wrong. Thank heavens for YouTube.
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Nebraska
5 out of 5 stars.

Love this product.

a year ago
Absolutely simple to work with and excellent results
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San Lorenzo
5 out of 5 stars.

I continually purchase this product

a year ago
I love using this product! I always buy it over and over everytime I'm almost done with each bottle. I make all my pieces with this resin and always comes out great.
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Q: Hi I'm making a bar top river table and have had great results using Fathom. Can I continue to use it for the top coat? Is the only worry the cure time? Thanks Mike

7 months ago
1 Answer

A: Fathom should only be poured in thicker layers or it may not generate enough heat to cure properly. Tabletop is your best option for the top coating.

7 months ago
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Q: Can tabletop epoxy be applied successfully on stained wood? Are there compatibility issues between the product and any types of stain?

a year ago
2 Answers

A: There is always a possibility of compatibility issues with any kind of topcoat over a stain. The best course of action is to make a test panel on some scrap wood and try it out. Apply the stain, give it ample time to dry, clean it with denatured alcohol, sand it with 220 grit, and clean it again before applying the epoxy. Depending on the color you are trying to achieve, you may find it easier to overcoat the Tabletop Epoxy with a varnish which will give the wood a rich color, and give the epoxy extra protection from UV and scratches.

a year ago
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Q: When are the 4-gallon epoxy kits going to be available? Is there a shortage of resin? Thanks.

a year ago
1 Answer

A: Hey Chad. We are hoping that the larger TableTop kits will be back in stock in the next week or two.

a year ago
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Q: Does the epoxy kits come with mixing equipment?

a year ago
2 Answers

A: It does not come with mixing equipment.  ?

a year ago
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Q: Can this product be applied over the top of a tung oil finish?

a year ago
2 Answers

A: It's not recommended to apply an epoxy over an oil finish. The two are not compatible.

a year ago
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Q: Can I use tabletop epoxy over water based polyurethane. Like general finish acrylic polyurethane

2 years ago
1 Answer

A: It will most likely work if you sand it with 320 grit and clean it, but I recommend you test on a sample first.

2 years ago
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Q: Hi, Just to make sure TotalBoat Table Top is safe for contact with food right? Thank you

2 years ago
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A: The majority of epoxys are food safe in so far as theyre safe to eat food off of once fully cured (minimum 30 days id say). But very few are safe for using, say, forks and knives on that can chip or scratch off flakes of it. But as for food coming into contact with it, once fully cured, have no worries whatsoever.

2 years ago
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Q: What would you consider is the best product for a cockpit table? With round border, all around.

2 years ago
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A: Robert M. Bradley, PresidentNautopedic Custom Yacht Mattresses PO Box 218 Beacon Falls, CT 06403***.**** I built a teak cockpit table for my kids' boat using the product.  Table should have a raised edge to keep the epoxy from dribbling off.  It did a nice job, including sealing in a gold leaf boat name / logo.  We did encounter a problem about a year after I built it.  The epoxy cracked and lifted at the center of the table after a weekend at Block Island in the hot sun.  At the very least, I'd recommend sewing a cover to protect it from the sun.  It would probably also be a good idea to move it inside during the heat of the day.

2 years ago
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Q: I'm planing to cover a kitchen island, 42 X 50 X 0.125"", and mixing in a white pigment. Island is Formica with plywood sealed in to fill in where a stove top was located. My question concerns the edges. I have seen others pull the tape dams and let semi cured epoxy flow over the edge, then rub the epoxy along the side edges. Any idea on time/when to do this? Or do you have a better way.

2 years ago
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A: I did a couple bar tops, one was live edge cedar. What I did was just ware rubber gloves and rub it on with my fingers rite after I did the top. I also did a butcher block counter top and just put it on thick and let it run over and down the sides and it came out great! I did have to wipe the drips off under the edge about 10 minutes after the pour, but it came out great.

2 years ago
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Q: Can this product be brushed or rolled?

2 years ago
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A: Hey Sparky, Thank you for reaching out. It can, but is not ideal for it. Tabletop epoxy is designed for self levelling pours. Our high performance epoxy would be better for rolling.

2 years ago
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