HOW TO APPLY EPOXY RESIN ON TABLE TOPS COUNTER TOPS BARTOPS DEMONSTRATION -With MAX 1618 A/B

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To view more usage demonstrations and how to calculate resin usage based on the area of the table or any surface, please visit our eBay store.
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Video Description
Four feet by four feet table top made from recycled wood from a bowling lane is epoxy coat 1/8 inch thick. This video demonstrates the preparation of the wood that has imbued with wax and polish typical of a bowling lane.
MAX 1618 A/B is applied onto the tabletop to create a very clear, color stable resin system to a thickness that produces a deep transparent coating that is durable, resistant to repeated cleaning with industrial surface cleaner. It is suitable for commercial bartops and tabletops applications.
MAX 1618 A/B was used as the top coat for an exotic wood bar top; click on the link to view our eBay page for more details;
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The sides were coated using a high-density foam brush. Several coats were applied in thin films to minimize runs and drips 4 hours apart between coats. Here is a video demonstration of a resin application where an HD-foam brush was used as an example;
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A foam roller can also be used; here is a video demonstration illustrating the principles of epoxy resin application. The coating thickness should be at least 0.010 inch or 10 mils which provides hermetic sealing.

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High-density foam rollers and brushes can be purchased from most paint stores or at whizzrollers.com/mini-rollers.