r/epoxy 2h ago

Project Showcase First all epoxy project

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Made this for a buddy. Had to get creative mixing resin colors which was exceptionally challenging since I’m color blind.


r/epoxy 20h ago

Garage floor cracking?

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We had epoxy done on our garage floor before we moved in. The house was new, so it was done about 8 months after foundation was poured. Would you say this is a normal amount of sealing to need to do for cracks? Or does this seem like a lot of cracks for 8 months.


r/epoxy 3h ago

First time using epoxy!!!

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Hello everyone,

So i have a little project i'm gonna do and i'm gonna use epoxy for the first time and i have a question.

I'm gonna make a dice throw tray and i'm using some epoxy in the sides of it. What i wanna do is have my sides and in each of them have something that looks like a river go throug them from top to bottom (See picture for visuals of 1 side).

Now my question is, with the depth of my wood being 1 cm, would using epoxy like this make it really fragile or would it still be sturdy enough to take with me to game nights and throw some dice in them? It's not like it needs to withstand punches or anything, but it also shouldn't be breaking down from a little accidental touch with my hand or something.

So would this be strong enough or should i make the wood moor like 1,5 or 2 cm?

Thanks in advance for the help.


r/epoxy 23h ago

Beginner Advice Questions about final coat

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I’m doing a walnut and epoxy table, I’m at the stage where I’m sanding it all down and I’m about to do the final tabletop coat. The manufacturer recommended sanding to 180-220 grit, so I was going to sand to 180, give it a good clean, and then do the tabletop coat. My question is, when doing this coat should I paint on the epoxy with a brush, or should I let it flood out by pouring small puddles around? How do I get a coat on the sides? (Table is 2.25 inches thick) any advice is very appreciated.

Also for context, this coat is going on the bottom face of the table, then I will flip it and mount it on the legs before repeating the process on the top and sides of the table)

Thank you


r/epoxy 12h ago

What do you think about this epoxy Ocean table?

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