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Want to put a beautiful, super glossy shine on your bar, counter, or table top, but not sure what to do? Project-ready TotalBoat Clear Epoxy Bar Top and Table Top Project Kits have just what you need, including easy to follow step-by-step instructions, ultra clear resin and hardener, handy mixing tools, and a heat gun to spread the epoxy and remove air bubbles so your top turns out perfectly clear, durable, smooth, and shiny! Once you see how easy and fun the first one is, not to mention that the cured surface is BPA-free and safer for potential food contact, you’ll want to do your kitchen table, coffee table, and countertops, too!

Clear Epoxy Bar & Table Top Kit Details

• Clear, high-gloss, pourable epoxy
• Simple 1 to 1 mix ratio
• Self-levels as it cures.
• Sizes: Available in a 2-Quart Kit (1 Quart TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Resin Part A, and 1 Quart TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Hardener Part B), and a Gallon Kit (1/2 Gallon TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Resin Part A, and 1 Gallon TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Hardener Part B)
• IMPORTANT: Do not place items over 125 degrees F. on cured surfaces. This epoxy is not designed for continuous UV exposure. If the top is intended for outdoor use, you must apply a UV-filtering varnish, such as TotalBoat Halcyon Clear, over the cured surface.

2-Quart and Gallon Kit Contents

• TotalBoat Clear TableTop Epoxy and Hardener
• 1 – Roll clear packing tape (Width: 2")
• 5 – Quart size plastic mixing cups
• 5 – Plastic resin spreaders (Size: 4″ x 2-3/4")
• 5 – Large wooden stir sticks (Size: 10")
• 1 – Heat gun

How to calculate how much epoxy you’ll need for your project

Try our simple epoxy calculator.

Or, refer to the formula below:

Measure the area you will fill with epoxy to determine how much you will need.

AREA: Length x width X depth = Volume needed in cubic inches.

1 quart of mixed epoxy = 57.75 cubic inches

2 quarts of mixed epoxy = 115.5 cubic inches

3 quarts of mixed epoxy = 173.25 cubic inches

1 gallon of mixed epoxy = 231 cubic inches

To convert cubic inches to ounces, divide by 1.805. Remember, there are 128 ounces per gallon.