Premium Clear Resin Epoxy
Pour. Level.
Create.
A professional 2-part clear epoxy for table tops, bar tops, countertops, river tables, and custom furniture. Crystal-clear finish. Self-leveling. Built to last.
Build More Than a Table
One Resin System.
Endless Applications.
Our clear epoxy is engineered for thin-pour coatings and surface sealing — not bargain-bin craft resin. It enhances wood grain, protects surfaces permanently, and delivers a wet-look glass finish that holds up to daily use.
River Tables
Fill voids, seal slabs, and create stunning depth between live-edge wood.
Bar Tops
Commercial-grade protection for bar tops that take daily punishment from glasses, spills, and cleaners.
Countertops
Transform kitchen and bathroom surfaces with a glass-like protective topcoat.
Art + Signs
Lock in artwork, photos, labels, and decorative elements permanently beneath crystal-clear epoxy.
Wood Sealing
Seal and protect raw or stained wood with a durable non-porous surface coat.
Custom Furniture
Add a premium finish to any flat furniture surface — coffee tables, desks, and display cases.
The Difference Is Real
Not Craft Resin.
A Professional Clear Coat System.
Cheap Craft Resins
- Yellows within 6–12 months
- Trapped bubbles in finished surface
- Uneven self-leveling — runs and ridges
- Weak scratch and chemical resistance
- Cloudy or hazy cure over time
- No technical support when things go wrong
Quartz Epoxy Pro Clear Resin
- Non-yellowing formula — stays water-clear for years
- Self-degassing — bubbles rise and release naturally
- True self-leveling viscosity — glass flat every pour
- Hard non-porous surface — resists scratches and chemicals
- Maximum optical clarity at full cure (72 hours)
- Free technical support: 602-600-0781
Simple Application
Mix. Pour. Level. Cure.
Easy enough for first-time DIYers. Clean enough for professional builds. Walk-through below takes you from raw wood to glass-top finish.
Prep + Seal Surface
Sand, clean, and dry the surface completely. For porous wood, apply a thin seal coat first — this prevents trapped air from escaping through the wood and creating bubbles in your finish coat.
Mix Part A + Part B
Combine at the exact ratio on the label. Mix thoroughly for 3–5 minutes, scraping the sides and bottom of the container. Unmixed resin causes soft spots and will not cure correctly.
Pour + Spread
Pour mixed epoxy onto the center of the surface and spread outward with a foam roller or spreader. The self-leveling formula will flow to the edges — maintain a level surface during cure.
Release Bubbles
Within the first 15–20 minutes, pass a heat gun or propane torch quickly over the surface to pop any remaining bubbles. Keep 6–8 inches of distance and keep moving — do not dwell in one spot.
Cure + Finish
Cover loosely to keep dust off. Tack-free in 8–10 hours. Handle carefully after 24 hours. Maximum hardness and optical clarity at 72 hours. Full cure and peak gloss at 7 days.
Coverage + Specifications
Plan Your Project
With Confidence.
Choose the right kit size for your surface. 1 gallon covers a standard dining table. 3 gallons handles a full bar top. 5 gallons for large commercial countertop runs.
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Table Top Clear Resin Epoxy
Choose your kit size. Free shipping on orders over $1,500. Ships in 1–2 business days.
"Used this on a live-edge walnut river table. The pour was perfect — self-leveled completely, bubbles came out clean with a torch pass. At 7 days it looks like glass."
— Marcus T., Verified Buyer ★★★★★Select Size:
Don't Forget Your Tools
The Right Tools Make the Difference.
A 20–30 minute working window means you can't be searching for a spreader mid-pour. The Complete Epoxy Tool Kit has everything you need — purpose-built for epoxy, not borrowed from your paint drawer.
Add Tool Kit — $125 → View Full DetailsReleases trapped CO₂ bubbles — same tool used on floor systems.
5 assorted profiles for edges, corners, and tight areas a roller can't reach.
For spreading epoxy evenly across large table and counter surfaces.
Adjustable 18–40" poles for working at the right height without straining.
Common Questions
Answered Before You Ask.
Can this be used on wood?
Yes. Wood should be clean, dry, and free of oils. Seal porous or end-grain wood with a thin seal coat first — allow it to cure before applying the flood coat. This prevents air escaping from the wood and creating bubbles in your finish.
Is this for deep casting or thin pour?
This product is formulated for thin-pour surface coatings — standard flood coat thickness is up to 1/4" per layer. For deep river table fills deeper than 1/4", you need a deep-pour casting resin. For the clear surface topcoat over a deep pour, this product is ideal.
How do I get a bubble-free finish?
Three steps: (1) Seal porous surfaces first. (2) Mix slowly and thoroughly — avoid whipping air into the resin. (3) Within 15–20 minutes of pouring, pass a heat gun or propane torch 6–8" above the surface in a continuous moving sweep. The surface tension breaks and bubbles pop cleanly.
Will it yellow over time?
Our formula includes UV stabilizers that resist yellowing from ambient light exposure. For surfaces in direct sunlight, we recommend applying a UV-protective clear topcoat after full cure. Interior table tops and bar tops will maintain clarity for years under normal conditions.
How many coats do I need?
For most table tops and bar tops, one flood coat at standard thickness is sufficient. For surfaces with voids, deep grain, or decorative elements to encapsulate, apply a thin seal coat first, let it cure, then apply the flood coat on top.
Can I add color to this resin?
Yes. Our Mica Powders mix directly into Part A before combining with Part B — creating metallic and pearlescent effects. Our Epoxy Color Paste creates solid opaque color. Both are fully compatible with this resin system.
Complete Your Project
Don't Forget the Floor.
Most people building a table in their garage are also looking at the floor. Our quartz sand epoxy floor kits use the same 2-part chemistry — and on a Marble Light Grey floor, everything looks better.
