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Hi,

In first sorry for my English, i'm french... Wink
I have a project for a dinner table in wood and epoxy.
Two lumber with an epoxy river in the center. For this operation i think Glasscast 50 is the best.
But i want to cover all the table with epoxy and for this operation, i don't know which product must i use glasscast 3 or another ?

Another question will come later...

Thanks for your answer
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Warren (Staff) - 3/22/2018 5:10:12 PM
Welcome to the Forum!

Yes you are correct in that you can use GlassCast 3.  If you are pouring the final resin pour and then leaving the natural resin  finish, then we would recommend doing the main pour in GlassCast 50 and the final surface pour of a few mm in GlassCast 3.  This is because  the surface of GlassCast  3 is every so slightly smoother  straight from the pour.  Thus if you do not plan any further  finishing then that is the method to use.

If you plan to sand the surface perfectly smooth anyway, then it is not necessary to use the GlassCast 3, because any slight surface  imperfections will be removed in the sanding process anyway.

Thanks for your quick answer !
I think that i apply a sanding process but i also want to put eventualy a hot plate directly on the table.

And about glasscast 50 can i put some item like flower or organic things inside ?

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