gives you a step-by-step guide on how to make a DIY Honeycomb Epoxy Board. Make a custom epoxy board with ease following this DIY epoxy project tutorial. Bundle the items from the project and receive a discount!
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Great product.
I've used Upstart Epoxy for many projects.
This is my latest. It's a split piece of cedar with a "river".
I used deep pour for the river with Silver/Black pigment and table top for the finish.
I love this company. Their customer service is fantastic, they ship out the orders in a timely matter, and their products just work well with my projects. My customers are always happy with the end results of their cutting boards or any other epoxy creations I do. Thank you Upstart for an awesome product.
Absolutely outstanding! The best epoxy available in the world. Recently after turning a cherry mortar and pestle I banded it with Deep Pour but ..... I mixed it wrong SMH it stayed workable and manageable until totally cured and pulled through to a beautiful finish to what was going to be a disaster, here a Virginia Gentleman Game Calls and Woodworks we will use nothing else, thank you for a great product
I’ve made several projects using Deep Pour and have always been very happy with their products and how well it flows and sets and looks once cured. Definitely my epoxy of choice. I’ve attached a pic of my 3x6 kitchen table (freshly poured, still curing).
The product was great, but very different from the Tabletop Epoxy. The Deep Pour is easy to mix, is slower to set, and gives you more time to work. My projects failed because of pouring the epoxy into wrong forms/vase and not seeing a few air bubbles at the edges. So, it was a learning experience, and I can't wait to try again.
