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Deep Pour & River Tables

  • Do I need a top coat over Deep Pour Epoxy on a table or bar?
  • Is it normal for Deep Pour Epoxy to still be liquid after 24 hours?
  • Can I really pour Deep Pour 2 inches at once, or only 1 inch?
  • How long after a Deep Pour can I apply the Bar & Table Top coat?
  • How long between Deep Pour layers, and do I need to sand between them?
  • Why did my Deep Pour epoxy overheat, crack, or pull away while curing?
  • How long can I wait between the seal coat, Deep Pour layers, and top coat?
  • How do I build a river table form, and can the wood touch it?
  • Do I have to seal river edges before pouring Deep Pour Epoxy?
  • How much do I sand cured Deep Pour before the Bar & Table Top coat?
  • Can I add another Deep Pour layer after the 24-hour recoat window has passed?
  • Can Deep Pour Epoxy be poured 3 to 6 inches deep in one pour?
  • Can I use Deep Pour Epoxy as a seal coat or thin flood coat?
  • Which epoxy do I use for each layer when embedding objects?
  • Will epoxy warp my wood table top, and should I seal the underside?
  • Why did my cured epoxy top crack months later, and can it be repaired?
  • Does epoxy shrink as it cures, and can a solid epoxy casting warp?
  • How long after the seal coat can I pour Deep Pour Epoxy?
  • How do I embed or suspend objects at a set depth in a Deep Pour or mold casting?

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