Crystal clear Epoxy Resin with Hardener 3:1 Fast Cured, Ultra Clear Finish River, Liver-edge & Wood Tables 1kg

Crystal clear Epoxy Resin with Hardener 3:1 Fast Cured, Ultra Clear Finish River, Liver-edge & Wood Tables

Transform your woodworking projects into stunning masterpieces with this 3:1 Crystal Clear Fast-Cure Epoxy Resin. Specially formulated for deep pours, river tables, and live-edge furniture, this premium casting system delivers an ultra-clear, high-gloss finish that resists UV yellowing over time. Its advanced self-leveling and automatic bubble-release properties ensure a smooth, flawless application every time. Engineered for efficiency, the fast-curing formula accelerates project timelines without sacrificing durability, bond strength, or optical clarity.

• • 3:1 Ratio: Mix three parts resin to one part hardener by weight (or volume, check your specific brand label).
  • Fast Curing: Standard 3:1 formulas typically achieve an initial gel state within a few hours and fully cure in 24 to 48 hours.

• • Ultra Clear Finish: Resists yellowing from UV light exposure to maintain transparency.
  • Deep Pour Compatibility: Perfect for filling large gaps, knots, and creating the “river” effect in tables.
  • Self-Leveling: Spreads evenly across surfaces to minimize sanding and extra manual leveling.
  • Bubble Release: Specially formulated to let trapped air escape easily during mixing and pouring.

1. 1. Prep the Wood: Seal live edges with a thin brush-on coat of resin to prevent air bubbles from escaping the wood later.
   2. Measure Precisely: Use digital scales for weight or precise mixing cups for volume. Incorrect ratios cause sticky resin.
   3. Mix Thoroughly: Stir slowly for 3 to 5 minutes. Scrape the sides and bottom of the container frequently.
   4. Pour in Layers: Check the product guidelines for maximum pour depth (usually 1 to 2 inches per layer) to avoid overheating.
   5. Pop Bubbles: Pass a heat gun or propane torch quickly over the surface after pouring to pop surface bubbles.

• The length and width of your table or river gap
• The average depth of the pour
• If you plan to add color pigments or tints