Epoxy table

[critter69]

Nice work, Critter................
How deep ?????

2 1/2” of epoxy

[critter69]

How much epoxy did that take?

3 1/2 gallon of 2:1 and 1 gallon of 1:1

[critter69]

That looks awesome!

What did you do to keep air bubbles out of the epoxy? I have a dresser I am wanting to do something very similar with. I have never worked with clear epoxy before and understand that it can be a bit challenging to get the imperfections out.

I poured just enough to cover the bottom ( small rocks) first, every pour I would go over with a propane tourch and pop the bubbles. I did have a bunch of them in the top layer and had to router it out 1/4” deep and re pour. There is still a some tiny bubbles in it but they are hard to see. And yes it’s a messy pain in the *** doing these. I painted the leaves then covered them with polyurethane before pouring.

[critter69]

that is awesome, do you sell these?

This one should sell for around 1200.00 hopefully.

[Pineywoods]

Nice job!

[ORIONTHEHUNTER]

What part of Colorado are you in?

[critter69]

What part of Colorado are you in?

Lakewood, and you ?

[critter69]

They are hard to see but there are three stone arrow heads in it.

[ORIONTHEHUNTER]

Lakewood, and you ?

Durango

[Jamesdad07]

That’s awesome! Nice work bud


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[shiner78]

Nice work. Looks good.

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[EastTXAg97]

That's nice!

[Bowtech38]

Those are all real rocks and leaves? Looks like a picture in there super awesome work

[critter69]

Yes real rocks and leaves, I had to repaint them “ yellow” after allowing them to dry. Then painted the elk on with acrylics.

[eaglegolfj]

Very cool.