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Thank you so much for the info. Many blessings

After painting a cistern for tap water, if the epoxy paint cured properly, would it be normal for the tap water to smell like paint for a couple of weeks?

Hey mate, I’m from India and I was doing some R&D with epoxy resin on my food utensils It will be great if you can clarify my questions??

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Any suggestions on getting rid of rustoleum clear matte overspray on the inside of my metal water bottle? Wanted to spray the outside but didn’t think to cover the inside. Any suggestions?

I just can’t imagine a cutting board with sharp knife cutting on it slicing fine bits of epoxy out evenly.. where do you think that epoxy going? right into your food!!

Can you Recommend an epoxy tabletop resin

Man you repeat yourself way too much this video didn't have to be this long

Can you use Mod Podge gloss sealer on wood before you do your pour ?

As someone just into 3D printing, using epoxy has been mentioned at other youtube channels for sealing cups, bowls and other 3D printed kitchen items.

BPA or BPF, used as the catalyst in lot of epoxy products, are a risk to animal/human health and chemical disruption.

I always end up with left over A and no B left?

Just here to say that the word is actually pronounced “eTcetera” and not “eCCetera” hence the proper abbreviation “etc” 😂

What Polish would you recommend for a food grade epoxy countertop?

Thank you

Hi, is the result from your calculator the amount mixed, or the amount of each substance?

33k views and under 600 likes. I think you didn't make the epoxy crowd happy.

Thank you for the no bs explanation

Hi there, I happly flowed one of latets contents and took an little protject on me for a exotic pour method but i mis calculated the amount needed for this method and ended up with a combination of penciling method to close up the unbounded segments. Unfortunatly I also ended up with the epoxy landing to the dams on the front side of the counter tops and wouldnt flow over bc al the time i waited so hopfully the amount of opoxy would self level it self to cover the pencilled segments it went hard fast so it wouldnt flow over when i removed the tape. What can i do now?

How about outdoor use? Like to use it on a concrete countertop outside

Great explaination but also how can you tell it's food safe? I've never worked with resin so I know I have a lot to learn but I was considering making silverware. I got these adorable wonderful rainbow spoons but they're kind of small so I was wondering about using them as a base or decoration for a slightly larger size and using decorative resin over and around it. I would probably be using UV resin. How can I be sure it's food safe or could I put a top coat on it to make it food safe? Or should I just abandon the idea all together. (Or atleast make them just decorative.)

You talk too fast

Im making a coffee mug from mesquite wood. Do i have to use an epoxy or can i drink from the mug without it ? Thanks for sharing your video ..

This is incorrect information....food safety of the epoxy has nothing to do with mixing ...it has to do with the chemical composition.

Hi I have used your calculator for epoxy thin layer application. Am still not sure about the amount of resin to use. Infact my table is 16 feet long and 20 inch as width. How much resin will i need for the table top? Please help me out so that i can start my project. Thanking you in anticipation.

Very informative thank you

It really depends means no.

It sounds like he is talking about dimensions and liquid amounts but I don't speak circus units. Did he mention that he is trying to make a square with his feet?

Exactly what I was looking for.

What about when it gets old and brittle. Is that dust or flakes dangerous?

Seems there could be too much variability, especially in small batch production, to assume it is. Thanks.

HI HOW DO I INSERT THE DEPTH INCH ON THE CALCULATOR

Anyone used powder coating plant in good condition

Would this product work on a plastic table?

What about tumblers

If you can not say that it is not food save for some reasons, then I do. EPOXY IS NOT FOOD SAVE ! UNDER NO CIRUMSTANCES !

Can I have those two minutes of my time back? Not really providing much useful information here.

in essence, stay away from epoxy whether you’re making items using epoxy (is it safe for those mixing the epoxy? are you using/wearing PPE?) or whether you are purchasing those items to use or to display in your home.

Do resin manufacturers/distributors have to alert us on the packaging whether their resin is or is not food safe? I hope that is a requirement but I can't find that info online anywhere. Thanks.

Should I do a seal coat on both sides or just one side

Yes this is so helpful! 😊 thanks

Nice explanation. If epoxy components aren't measured correctly a part of components will stay uncured and can be washed in food. The components have warning labels (they are harmful). The polimer (correctly prepared and fully cured) is highly chemical resistant and can be non toxic. Take care😉

Is it enough that the package of UV-Resin says "Toxic Free"?

Great explanation and demonstration thank you!

I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.

Is it possible to pour this epoxy over a board painted with a gloss enamel black paint?

Little bit confusing because the parameter you using are feet and we mostly use meter / cm

I need to know the ratio of epoxy to mica powder for white?

Thank you

please help! 5 days ago i did tabletop my table about 150x50cm using epoxy coating with 1:1 ratio. today i check out my table its hard enough but bit feel like it has elasticity ( i tried to stab my finger nail on it and its leave my fingernail marks and immediately recovery , it also leave my fingerprints easily and when i touch it bit sticky but not tacky like your video), what the problem its called? what is wrong with my tabletop? my room temperature about 84-85f . how do i fix it? can i just sand it off with 220 grid sandpaper and repour new epoxy on it? please i need your help