Apply Resin to a  Table

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How to apply resin to a table.

Step 1  

Get a 2" to 3" scraper and a brush.

Step 2  

Get resin, most resins are comprised of two compounds that you mix together right before application.

Step 3  

Prepare the surface to be treated by cleaning it and removing all lint and dust.

Step 4  

Make sure your surface is level.

Step 5  

Prepare for some run off on the edges, by laying newspaper or cardboard underneath!

Step 6  

Open (or mix) resin per instructions, do not shake (it adds bubbles)

Step 7  

If using a mix, pour over center of surface and spread with scraper, don't worry about marks or pattern, it automatically levels out.

Step 8  

If using a pre-mix, dip brush in resin and brush from center to the outside.

Step 9  

When done, stay close, you'll have drip and run off that will need to be cleaned or wiped up.

Tips

  • Keep the area clean.
  • Watch for flying insects, they love this stuff.
  • Temperature is critical to proper curing, follow the instructions.
  • Enjoy doing this - it is hard to mess it up!

Warnings

  • work in a well-ventilated area as these compounds are very often noxious

Things You'll Need

  • Resin
  • Brush
  • Acetone
  • Scraper
  • Drop cloth

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