Hi Joe,
That is a great site for the technique of applying bar top finishes.
Thanks, JG

joe2 wrote:

Owen Lawrence Wrote:
Sometimes I see this really thick finish on rustic looking tables in
some bars or pubs. It fills in every dent and ding and it's really
thick,
maybe up to 1/4" deep in spots. Kind of yellow, some kind of resin or
something.

I've got some construction grade plywood I'd like to cover like that,
to
make it smooth and strong. Can anyone tell me what it would be? Is
it
polyurethane? Is it applied in many layers or can it be done all at
once?
(Maybe some kind of epoxy can be done all at once. You tell me.)

Thanks.

- Owen -

There are people that live for the opportunity to mix two-part epoxies
and resins. Either can be used, each has it’s own advantages,
disadvantages, and techneques. Probably no one knows more about the
stuff then the fine folks in the boat building and repair venue. More
info and help from friendly people on the ‘repair and restoration’
forum at iboats.com. Go there and start a thread. You’ll get all the
tips, tricks, and gotchas to look out for that you need to make your
table.

One of the best sources for materials is http://www.uscomposites.com

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joe2