Fix Epoxy Table Pour

I have a solid wood coffee table with coins on the surface, and the correct epoxy resin on hand, but my first attempt at pouring failed to cure. I scraped everything back to bare wood and I’m ready to start again—this time I want it done right.

The job is straightforward: accurately measure, mix, pour and level the epoxy, then guide it through a trouble-free cure so I end up with a crystal-clear, rock-hard surface. I need hands-on help with all three critical steps—getting the mixing ratio spot-on, using the right pouring technique to avoid bubbles or uneven spots, and controlling temperature and humidity during the curing process.

You’ll need practical experience with epoxy furniture work and must bring any specialist tools you rely on (digital scales, heat gun or torch, bubble-removal gear, levelling wedges, etc.). I’ll supply the resin, hardener and the table itself.

Deliverable:
• A fully cured, flawless epoxy top ready for light sanding or immediate use, with no tackiness, cloudiness or trapped bubbles.

If you have a proven track record of successful table pours and can fit this into a single visit plus cure monitoring, I’m eager to get started.