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CRYSTAL-CLEAR, HIGH-GLOSS FINISH

Pour clear or add color with pigments, inks & tints
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EASY TO MEASURE, MIX, POUR & SPREAD

Simple 1:1 mix ratio & self-leveling formula
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SCRATCH, STAIN & YELLOWING RESISTANT

For durable finishes on tables, bars & countertops
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IS TABLETOP RIGHT FOR YOUR PROJECT?

This chart will help you choose the right epoxy system

TableTop Epoxy Resin Kits

TableTop Epoxy Resin Kits

SKU: 409334
TotalBoat TableTop epoxy is our crystal-clear solution for beautiful yet durable coatings on bar tops, counters, tables & more! The 2-part formula is easy to measure, mix, pour, and spread, thanks to its 1:1 mixing ratio, excellent bubble release, and self-leveling nature. Pour it clear or add epoxy-compatible pigments, alcohol inks, or mica powder. You can also use it for tumblers, mixed-media art, and small castings up to 1" deep using no more than 6 fl. oz. per pour. Its low-VOC formula helps minimize strong odors during mixing and application. Cures blush-free for a glassy, waterproof finish that resists scratches, stains, heat, yellowing, and UV. Use in your kitchen, dining room, or restaurant, as the BPA-free formula is safe for food-surface contact once cured.
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Size: 2-Quart Kit
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CRYSTAL-CLEAR, HIGH-GLOSS FINISH

Pour clear or add color with pigments, inks & tints
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EASY TO MEASURE, MIX, POUR & SPREAD

Simple 1:1 mix ratio & self-leveling formula
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SCRATCH, STAIN & YELLOWING RESISTANT

For durable finishes on tables, bars & countertops
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IS TABLETOP RIGHT FOR YOUR PROJECT?

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Description

CRYSTAL-CLEAR COATING EPOXY FOR TABLES, BAR TOPS & COUNTERS

Whether you're looking to create beautiful epoxy countertops in your home or protect tables and bar counters in a commercial space, TotalBoat TableTop & Bar Top Epoxy Kit makes it easy to achieve great results every time. The formula cures to a glassy finish with excellent clarity, a slight blue tint to help prevent yellowing, and excellent resistance to stains and scratches. Use this resin on properly prepared wood, metal, stone, ceramic, or concrete for long-lasting protection on furniture, canvas paintings, signage, and more.

DO MORE WITH TABLETOP EPOXY - EMBED OBJECTS, COLOR AND TINT, CAST OR COAT

TotalBoat epoxy is clearly the best solution for table tops, counters, or bar toppers, but we promise you’ll love how this versatile formula can be used to create original resin art and castings.

Coat: TableTop Epoxy lets you cover any compatible surface that's been properly prepared, including wooden tables, kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, outdoor bar tops, and cornhole boards. You can even coat lamps, tumblers, wine glasses, and other curved surfaces to make original resin art. The smooth viscosity and self-leveling create pristine, clear layers of up to 1/4" depth. Wait at least 3 hours at 70°F between coats to allow the formula to level and set properly before building up. 

Before coating, make sure the surface is clean, dry, lightly abraded when required, and free of contaminants like dust, oil, or moisture. Always apply a seal coat to wood, concrete, and other porous materials before flood coating.

Personalize: For a personal touch, you can embed a variety of objects - bottle caps, buttons, charts, coins, crystals, photographs, shells, tile - the possibilities are endless! Pour a base layer and allow it to cure, then seal and glue down your items (we recommend using UV cure resin or TotalBond CA glue). Add thin layers to encase the embedded objects or create a floating effect by adding in between layers.

Cast: With a max pour depth of 1" when casting with 6 fl. oz. or less, TotalBoat TableTop epoxy can be used with shallow molds to make original home decor, crafts, and jewelry. The same durability that protects furniture ensures that any coasters, dice, figurines, holiday ornaments, pendants, trays, and vases made can withstand daily wear-and-tear while beautifying your space.

For larger molds, build up thin layers to create beautiful effects or use TotalBoat Thickset Deep Pour for up to 2" pours. Not sure which way to go? We have a handy comparison guide between coating and deep pour epoxy so you choose the right one for your project.

Create: Want to add creative flair to your epoxy resin countertops? Mix the clear formula with mica powder, alcohol inks, or pigments to create beautiful effects and elevate your woodworking or maker project. You can even create original abstract art with dirty pour and fluid painting methods. Check out our Reviews Gallery for your next project inspiration!

LOW-VOC FORMULA FOR LESS ODOR AND BPA-FREE FOR FOOD-SURFACE CONTACT

Some resin systems can have strong fumes and are not safe to use on charcuterie boards, serving dishes, counters, and other food-contact surfaces. TableTop epoxy features a low volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, formula for less odor while stirring, pouring, and spreading -- but keep your workspace well-ventilated and wear a respirator if working in close quarters. And, because it cures into a non-toxic and BPA-free surface, this epoxy resin is more suitable for use on counters, serving boards, and other woodwork that will be used to serve or display food.

Note: Epoxy should not be used on cutting boards or other prep areas. Knives and other sharp objects can damage the epoxy finish, exposing the surface underneath to bacteria while damaging or dulling the blade. To protect and beautify wood cutting boards, we recommend TotalBoat Wood Honey.

TOTALBOAT TABLETOP EPOXY RESIN FEATURES

  • Easy-to-use epoxy resin for coating tables and other furniture, casting shallow molds, and building layers on flat surfaces
  • 1:1 ratio of resin and hardener by volume for simple measuring
  • Syrup-like viscosity to easily control flow while pouring
  • 2-part formula cures at room temperature
  • Excellent bubble release and self-leveling help create a smooth surface
  •  Crystal-clear, high-gloss finish with no blushing
  • 100% waterproof with resistance to heat, scratches, stains, discoloration from sunlight, and yellowing
  • BPA-free for use on food-contact surfaces like serving boards and charcuterie sets
  • Low-VOC formula helps minimize strong odors during mixing and application
  • Store resin and hardener tightly sealed in a dry place at 60–90°F. Shelf life is at least 1 year under proper storage conditions.
  • Available in a variety of kit sizes to match your project size – 2 Quart, Gallon, 2 Gallon, and 4 Gallon

Not sure how much table top epoxy resin you’ll need? Try our simple epoxy calculator to determine how much your project will require.

TABLETOP KIT SIZES

  • 2-Quart Kit (1 Quart Epoxy Resin Part A, and 1 Quart Epoxy Hardener Part B)
  • 1-Gallon Kit (½ Gallon Epoxy Resin Part A, and ½-Gallon Epoxy Hardener Part B)
  • 2-Gallon Kit (1 Gallon Epoxy Resin Part A, and 1 Gallon Epoxy Hardener Part B)
  • 4-Gallon Kit (2 Gallons Epoxy Resin Part A, and 2 Gallons Epoxy Hardener Part B)

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SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL DATA

APPLICATION DATA
  • Multi-Surface Application: Apply to properly prepared wood, metal, stone, ceramic, and concrete surfaces
  • Edge Taping: Before mixing and pouring, contain the liquid epoxy by taping the edges of the top. Packing tape is best because it releases cleanly and easily after the epoxy cures.
  • Colorants/Tints: Epoxy dyes, colorants, or special effects additives can be added and mixed in. Only use products designed for use with epoxy.
  • Seal Coat Application: Brush
  • Maximum Pour Depth per Layer (Coating): Up to 1/4"
  • Maximum Pour Depth per Layer (Casting up to 6 fl. oz.): Up to 1"
  • Recommended Working Temperature & Relative Humidity: 65-80°F with 0-60% humidity
  • Working Time: 40 minutes @ 70°F
  • Initial Mixed Viscosity: 2250 cP @ 77°F
  • Gel Time (150g mass): 72 minutes @ 77°F
  • Full Cure: 5-7 days
  • Shelf Life: At least 1 year (under proper storage conditions)
PHYSICAL DATA
  • Kit Includes: Resin (Part A) and Hardener (Part B)
  • Cured Color & Finish: Clear, High Gloss
  • Mix Ratio by Volume: 1A:1B (1 part resin to 1 part hardener)
  • Mix Ratio by Weight: 1.2A:1B (1.2 parts resin to 1 part hardener)
  • Coverage for 2-Quart Kit: At 1/8" thick – 6.4 square feet; at 1/4" thick – 3.2 square feet
  • Coverage for 1-Gallon Kit: At 1/8" thick – 12.8 square feet; at 1/4" thick – 6.4 square feet
  • Coverage for 2-Gallon Kit: At 1/8" thick – 25.6 square feet; at 1/4" thick – 12.8 square feet
  • Coverage for 4-Gallon Kit: At 1/8" thick – 51.2 square feet; at 1/4" thick – 25.6 square feet
  • UV Resistant: Yes - For superior UV protection, coat with UV-blocking varnish.
  • Hardness: 82 Shore D
  • Heat Deflection Temperature: 118°F
THINNER, PREP & CLEANUP SOLVENTS
  • Thinner: Do not thin this product
  • Surface Prep Solvent: Denatured alcohol or acetone (only for use on compatible substrates)
  • Cleanup: Part A – EPOXY RESIN: Denatured alcohol, acetone, vinegar
  • Cleanup: Part B – HARDENER: Warm, fresh water and a mild soap, or denatured alcohol
  • Cleanup: Mixed Epoxy: Scrape up and remove any uncured material, as needed. Denatured alcohol, lacquer thinner, or acetone may be used to clean up uncured, mixed epoxy. Cured epoxy must be removed mechanically.
HOW IT COMPARES
  • TotalBoat Table Top Epoxy Resin Gallon Kit

    TableTop Epoxy Resin Kits

  • Best for:
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  • Crystal-Clear:
  • BPA-Free:
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  • THIS ITEM
  • TotalBoat Table Top Epoxy Resin Gallon Kit

    TableTop Epoxy Resin Kits

  • Best for: Table tops, bar tops, counters, furniture, and shallow molds
  • Choose It When: You need an easy-to-use, high-gloss coating on furniture or to create shallow castings.
  • Mix Ratio by Volume: 1A:1B
  • Working time: 40 minutes at 70°F
  • Maximum Pour Depth: Up to 1/4" for coatings; Up to 1" for small castings with max 6 fl. oz. mixed epoxy
  • Full Cure Time: 5-7 days
  • Crystal-Clear: Yes
  • BPA-Free: Yes
  • Outdoor Use: Yes - For superior UV protection, coat with polyurethane varnish.
  • Available Kit Sizes: 2 Quart, 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon, 4 Gallon
  • TotalBoat Wave + Marble Epoxy Kit 1 Gallon

    Wave + Marble Art Epoxy Resin Kit

  • Wave pours, marbling, lacing, fluid art, decorative panels, and high-gloss furniture coatings
  • You need a high-viscosity art epoxy that maintains color separation and keeps detailed effects from over-blending.
  • 1A:1B
  • 30 minutes @ 77°F
  • 1-8"-1/4"
  • 5-7 days
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • No
  • 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon
  • TotalBoat Thickset Epoxy 2-Gallon Kit

    ThickSet Cast + Coat Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kits

  • Small molds, coasters, jewelry, decorative castings, and smaller river or slab pours
  • You need a deep-pour epoxy for smaller-volume castings with a faster demold and cure than Fathom.
  • 1A:1B
  • 30 minutes @ 77°F
  • 1/2" for river pours, slab pours; 2" for smaller castings using less than 10 oz. of epoxy
  • 3-5 days
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • Yes - For superior UV protection, coat with polyurethane varnish
  • 2 Quart, 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon, 4 Gallon
  • TotalBoat Fathom Deep Pour Clear Casting Epoxy 1.5 Gallon Kit

    Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy Resin Kits

  • River tables, live-edge slabs, flower preservation, sculptures, and large-volume castings
  • You need extended working time and deep single pours for a large or complex project.
  • 2A:1B
  • 4-6 hours
  • 3" for larger castings, and up to 2" deep for river tables, slab pours, and live edge tables
  • 5-10 days
  • Yes
  • Yes
  • Yes - For superior UV protection, coat with polyurethane varnish
  • 1.5 Gallon, 3 Gallon, 6 Gallon

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WHAT MOST PEOPLE ASK

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • How can I use TableTop Epoxy on counters, tables, and bar tops?

    Use TableTop Epoxy to create a clear or pigmented, high-gloss finish on DIY countertops, table tops, and bar tops. Its self-leveling formula protects the surface while highlighting wood grain, embedded objects, or custom color effects. Start with a seal coat on wood and other porous surfaces before adding flood coats up to 1/4" thick per layer. Follow our step-by-step guide to epoxying a table top for preparation, mixing, pouring, and finishing tips.

  • Should I choose TableTop Epoxy or a deep-pour epoxy for my project?

    Use TableTop Epoxy for high-gloss coatings on counters, shelves, and other furniture up to 1/4" thick per layer. It can also be used for small castings up to 1" deep using no more than 6 fl. oz. of epoxy per pour. Choose a deep-pour epoxy for river tables, live-edge slabs, large molds, or projects that require greater depth or volume in a single pour. For a more detailed breakdown, use our selection guide to compare TotalBoat epoxy systems.

  • What surfaces can TableTop be applied to?

    TableTop Epoxy is compatible with properly prepared wood, metal, concrete, stone, granite, ceramic, tile, glass, laminate, and other compatible surfaces. To prevent adhesion issues, make sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust, oil, wax, silicone, moisture, and other contaminants before applying epoxy. Always apply a seal coat before flood coating wood or another porous surface.

  • How much epoxy do I need?

    The amount depends on the surface dimensions, coating thickness, edges, and whether the material requires a seal coat. Our simple epoxy calculator can use your project dimensions and desired thickness to help determine how much resin you'll need! Once you have your final estimate, the 1:1 mixing ratio by volume makes it easy to measure the right amount of Part A resin with Part B hardener. Our typical coverage at 1/4” thickness is 3 sq. ft. per mixed 2-Quart Kit; 6 sq. ft. per mixed Gallon Kit; and 12 sq. ft. per mixed 2-Gallon Kit.

  • Do I need a seal coat, and how many flood coats should I apply?

    Always apply a thin seal coat to wood and other porous surfaces before flood coating to help prevent air bubbles. For table tops, bar tops, and countertops, apply a flood coat no more than 1/4" thick per layer to prevent excessive heat and distortion during curing. Apply additional flood coats if you want a thicker finish, allowing at least 3 hours at 70°F between flood coats.

  • What are TableTop Epoxy’s working, recoat, and cure times?

    Apply and cure between 65–80°F and 0–60% relative humidity for best results. The total working time will be about 40 minutes. To build up layers, pour your next recoat after at least 3 hours. For light use, wait 3-5 days, but save the heavy or day-to-day use until after the epoxy reaches full cure at 5-7 days.

  • Can I use TableTop Epoxy for molds, tumblers, and other resin art projects?

    Yes! TableTop Epoxy can be used to coat tumblers, embed objects, and create small molded projects such as coasters and jewelry. It cures to a clear, high-gloss finish, or you can add epoxy-compatible mica powder, alcohol inks, or liquid pigments for custom colors and effects. For small castings, pour up to 1" deep using no more than 6 fl. oz. of mixed epoxy per pour. Choose a deep-pour epoxy for larger or deeper molds.

  • Can it be used outdoors?

    With UV stabilizers and a slight blue tint in the formula, this product resists yellowing and discoloration from sunlight and can be used outdoors. For maximum protection against long-term or intense UV exposure, we recommend applying a compatible UV-blocking varnish over TableTop epoxy. And don't forget to sand the final cured layer with 320-grit before varnishing.

  • Can I put hot pans or dishes on cured TableTop Epoxy? Is TableTop Epoxy safe to use in kitchens and dining areas?

    Once fully cured after 5-7 days, this epoxy resin can handle some heat but is not intended for high-heat applications. For best results, we highly recommend using trivets, coasters, and placemats before putting hot pans, plates, or cups on the surface to minimize risk for distortion. TableTop Epoxy is also waterproof, BPA-free, and safe for food-surface contact, making this a great epoxy to use in your home or restaurant. Do not use it on cutting boards or other surfaces where food will be cut or prepared directly because knives can damage the epoxy coating.

  • Can TableTop Epoxy be used on floors?

    No -- This formula is not recommended for floor applications. Use only for coating tables, bar tops, countertops, furniture, and similar surfaces, or creating resin art and small castings.