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River Table Alternative - Resin Plank Table using GlassCast Epoxy

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GlassCast 3 Epoxy Resin was from https://www.glasscastresin.com Full project details ▼ Video tutorial showing how we created this eye-popping neon yellow designer table using GlassCast 3 epoxy resin, some redwood planks and a neon yellow pigment. We've included all the steps along the way including setting up barriers, calculating how much resin you'll need, laying out the planks, pouring the resin in layers and then finishing the table. Links to all the products used in the project (on the GlassCast Resin website): ► Polypropylene Sheet https://www.glasscastresin.com/polypropylene-sheet ► Neon Tinting Pigment https://www.glasscastresin.com/resin-tinting-pigments ► Release Tape https://www.glasscastresin.com/resin-barrier-release-tape ► GlassCast 3 Epoxy Resin https://www.glasscastresin.com/glasscast-3-epoxy-coating-resin ► Abrasive Paper https://www.glasscastresin.com/abrasive-paper ► NW1 Polishing Compound https://www.glasscastresin.com/nw1-epoxy-cutting-compound ► Square Industrial Designer Legs https://tinyurl.com/yal6kg3n Free downloadable eBook for the project - https://media.glasscastresin.com/project-downloads/How-to-Make-a-Neon-Resin-Plank-Table-Handbook.pdf If you have any questions, please just ask in the comments below! #epoxyresin #table #neon
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