Deep Pour Epoxy2 inch - 2:1 Ratio / 3 Gallons / (2 - 1.5 Gal Kits) & Colorant Bundle ***

Perfect for live-edge river tables, creative table making, wood slabs, wood working, and object art casting projects. This epoxy is cures to a crystal clear water-like appearance and designed for a long cure to make it easy to work with.

WiseBond® Deep Pour Epoxy has been engineered to be low-odor, and zero VOC with a slow exothermic reaction to prevent cracking and shrinkage. Powdered colorants, dyes, and alcohol inks can be mixed into the epoxy for amazing special effects adding vibrancy to any river table, encapsulated object, voids, turning projects, custom wood tables or art projects.

WiseBond® Deep Pour epoxy features a 2:1 mixing ratio and can be used indoors without ventilation or bulky respiration equipment. Each epoxy kit includes a resin (part A) and a hardener (part B).

Each 1.5 gal. kit includes 1 gal. of A-side resin and 1/2 gal. of B-side hardener. Mix thoroughly for three (3) minutes and transfer to a clean secondary mixing container and mix again for proper results.

Pour at temperatures between 77°F- 85°F with low humidity in a dust free environment. Allow 12-24 hours between pouring additional layers. Wait 3 days for a full cure and 30 days for a full hard cure.

WiseBond® Deep Pour Epoxy is a Low heat, Low VOC, and Low odor making this product perfect for both the professional artist and the everyday woodworking hobbyist.

• 2¨ THICK SINGLE POUR
• RIVER TABLES
• LIVE EDGE TABLES
• OBJECT CASTING & ART
• LOW HEAT & LOW ODOR
• LOW VOC
• EASY TO USE
• 100% SOLIDS

This product is NOT to be used for a 1/8" flood coat pour!
For a 1/8" glossy, self-leveling finish coat use WiseBond® Bar & Table Top Epoxy.

INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: WiseBond^® Epoxies are VOC-Free. WiseBond^® des not have an FDA approval certifying direct, long-term contact with food. It is not antimicrobial. Epoxy is not safe to ingest (liquid or cured). Do not cut on or prepare raw food on epoxy surfaces. Food or beverages should be kept away while it is in a liquid pre-cured state. It is NOT to be eaten, drank or consumed in any manner in either liquid or cured form.

Epoxy in its “clear cured form” is considered safe for incidental food contact in accordance with the FDA CFR Title 21 Sec. 175.300 Resinous and Polymeric Coatings.

Once epoxy is fully cured for 30 days, it is an inert plastic and should be fine for incidental exposure to food if all mixing instructions and directions have been followed as stated on the label and online.

NOTE: By the incorporation of colorants or objects, this may alter the epoxy’s safety, non-toxicity, and non-flammability which may compromise any safety designation. When in doubt, add a thin layer of “clear” epoxy as a final coating to encapsulate the underlying epoxy in question.

Epoxy can and will melt when exposed to a flame and can catch fire. Always keep away from heat and open flames. When exposed to higher temperatures, a maximum of 120F (50C) should be adhered to at all times.