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Epoxy River Table Project Kits

$179.99–$259.99

Project-ready kits contain TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy & Hardener, prep tools, mixing tools, epoxy coloring agents, polishing materials, and other handy items that make it easy and fun to create a beautiful wood river table. Choose these complete kits to save more than $100 over purchasing components separately! Available in two sizes.

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Product Description

TotalBoat Epoxy River Table made by TotalBoat Ambassador Casey Martin
Want to make a one-of-a-kind river table but not sure where to start? Our project-ready TotalBoat Epoxy River Table Project Kits have everything you need, including simple, detailed step-by-step instructions to make a maker out of you! It’s easy, it’s fun, and before your table is done, you’ll be planning your next creative project because once you start making cool stuff—you can’t stop! Our kits are perfect for coffee tables & dining table builds.

Simple Instructions for Creating an Epoxy River Table

This is an easy project to complete—even if you’ve never used epoxy before. Just follow these simple steps to create your own unique, beautiful river table. Click here for detailed instructions.

What You’ll Need:

  • TotalBoat River Table Project Kit (Quart Size or Gallon Size)
  • Wood to encase in epoxy
  • Wood, drill, screws, and screwdriver to build a mold
  • Buffer / polisher
  • Sanding block (optional)
  • Acetone or denatured alcohol for removing surface contamination

STEP 1 – SAND YOUR PIECE OF DECORATIVE WOOD

  • This is the piece of wood that will be sealed in epoxy, so sand it to make the epoxy stick.
  • Remove the sanding dust and do a quick solvent wipe to remove contaminants.
 TotalBoat River Table Project Kit Step 1 - Sand Wood

STEP 2 – SEAL THE WOOD & SAND IT

  • Seal the wood with one or two thin coats of mixed epoxy to prevent air bubbles when you pour the epoxy in layers.
  • Sand the cured seal coat to make the first poured layer of epoxy stick to it.
 TotalBoat Epoxy River Table Project Step 2 - Seal & Sand the Wood

STEP 3 – BUILD THE RIVER TABLE MOLD

  • Build a mold to contain your wood and epoxy.
  • Line the inside of the mold with packing tape to prevent epoxy from leaking out.
TotalBoat River Table Project Step 3 - Building the Mold

STEP 4 – MEASURE & MIX EPOXY & HARDENER

  • Dispense 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener (by volume) into a clean mixing cup & stir to combine completely.
  • After epoxy is mixed thoroughly, add powder pigments, as desired. A little bit of pigment goes a long way!
 TotalBoat River Table Project Step 4 - Measure & Mix Epoxy and Add Pigments

STEP 5 – POUR MIXED EPOXY INTO THE MOLD

  • Pour each layer no more than 1/4″ thick.
  • To pop bubbles, wave a heat gun back and forth quickly, above the surface.
  • If you’re doing multiple pours, wait 2-6 hours between pours.
  • Do the next pour when the previous layer is still in the gel state.
 TotalBoat River Table Project Step 5 - Pour Mixed Epoxy Into the Mold

STEP 6 – DEMOLD & SAND

  • Wait about two days for the epoxy to cure completely.
  • Remove the piece from the mold and sand from 120 down to 3000 grit.
TotalBoat River Table Project Step 6 - Demold & Sand

STEP 7 – BUFF & POLISH

  • Apply TotalBoat TotalShine Finishing Compound and buff.
  • Apply TotalBoat Premium Boat Wax and polish to a brilliant shine!
 TotalBoat River Table Project Step 7 - Buff & Polish

STEP 8 – ADD LEGS

  • Add legs to your project to make it a table!
 TotalBoat River Table with Legs


Get Inspired!

Trash Wood To Treasure – DIY Epoxy River Floating Shelves
Watch TotalBoat Ambassador Jonny Builds create DIY Epoxy River Floating Shelves from live edge slab walnut and hickory cutoffs that would’ve been thrown in the trash. He used TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy Resin with Slow Hardener, and pigmented the epoxy. Hidden floating shelf hardware was used to mount the shelves to the wall.

Making An Epoxy Resin River Table
In this video, TotalBoat Ambassador Casey Martin shows us step-by-step how he built his spectacular epoxy river table out of two beautiful slabs of box elder burl and TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy & Slow Hardener.

More Details

  • Clear, high-gloss, pourable epoxy
  • Simple 2 to 1 mix ratio
  • Self-levels as it cures
  • Sizes: Available in a Quart Kit (1 Quart High Performance Epoxy Resin Part A, and 1/2 Quart High Performance Slow Epoxy Hardener Part B), and a Gallon Kit (1 Gallon High Performance Epoxy Resin Part A, and ½-Gallon High Performance Slow Epoxy Hardener Part B)

Quart and Gallon Kit Contents

How to calculate how much epoxy you’ll need for your project

Measure the area you will fill with epoxy to determine how much you will need.
AREA: Length x width X depth = Volume needed in cubic inches.
1 quart of mixed epoxy = 57.75 cubic inches
2 quarts of mixed epoxy = 115.5 cubic inches
3 quarts of mixed epoxy = 173.25 cubic inches
1 gallon of mixed epoxy = 231 cubic inches

TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy Tech Data
High Performance Epoxy Resin SDS
TotalBoat 2:1 Slow Hardener SDS

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