Thick Pour Super Cast Epoxy 1½ Gallon Kit | Stone Coat Countertops

EASILY FILL LARGE VOIDS Thick Pour Super Cast Epoxy from Stone Coat Countertops is made for filling large voids up to 2 inches thick (depending on the mass of your project)! Use on a variety of epoxy projects, including woodworking, river tables, table tops, bar tops, and so much more! CRYSTAL-CLEAR SHINE Give the surface of your epoxy project a sleek, glossy shine! Mix your 1.5 Gallon epoxy kit at a 2:1 ratio! Easily torch out bubbles using a small blowtorch! Slowly cures so you have more time to focus on perfecting your epoxy art! FULLY COLORABLE Leave a clear coat of Casting Resin Epoxy OR mix with a variety of color additives for beautiful results! Mixes fast and easy with Metallic Powder, Mica Powder, Glitter Powder, Alumilite Liquid Dye, and Base Color Tints! PERFECT EPOXY FOR RIVER TABLES Use Super Cast to create stunning river tables that will last the test of time! Also works great for sealing voids in raw wood slab tops! USE WITH STONE COAT EPOXY For extra durability, be sure to apply an additional coat of Art Coat or Stone Coat Epoxy over the surface of your project. This way, you can better protect your surface from everyday wear and tear!

• Deep Pour Capability: Pour up to 2 inches thick without generating excessive heat that could compromise the epoxy integrity.
• Slow Curing: Designed for a controlled curing process to prevent overheating and ensure a perfect finish.
• Versatility: Ideal for river tables, large void fills, and creating stunning 3D effects with added metallic powders.
• Mixing: Combine at a 2:1 ratio and mix gently with a paint stick to avoid introducing air bubbles.
• Design Enhancement: Stir the epoxy periodically during curing to maintain vibrant metallic effects and add unique swirls.
• Final Coat: Apply a Stone Coat flood coat for essential scratch protection, as Casting Resin is not intended as the final surface layer.
• Monitor cure times and temperature to ensure optimal results.
• Large pours may require step pouring to prevent self-heating and potential failure.
• Test clarity and effect on a small scale before committing to large, clear areas.