Incredible Solutions Table Top Epoxy Instructional Use, How To Properly Mix & Pour Epoxy Resin

Promise Table Top Epoxy Instructional Video. Full Instructions Available at: promiseepoxy.com/
* Promise Epoxy is the rebranding of our previous sister companies Incredible Solutions and ProMarine Supplies. Same incredible formulas, new label and name.
Properly mixing epoxy is paramount to a proper pour/cure of table top epoxy. Please read the Instructions For Use (available online) to fully understand how to best mix, pour, and use our epoxy.
Incredible Solutions is a 1:1 by volume. Using a graduated mixing container, measure out equal amounts of Base Resin and Curing Agent. Mix thoroughly for 5 minutes. Pour the epoxy into a NEW container and mix for an additional 3 minutes. Immediately pour the epoxy onto project. PLEASE ALWAYS test a sample piece or sample area before pouring an entire project. Epoxy reacts differently to different substrates. Understanding how the epoxy will react to your project is key to a successful pour.
Pour a very thin seal coat first. Allow the seal coat to cure for a minimum of 4 hours. For the flood coat, mix the epoxy in accordance to the mixing directions. The epoxy self-levels, so no tools are necessary to move the epoxy about the project. Allow the epoxy to flow over the sides/edges of the project.
The epoxy will appear hard after 24 hours, however, may take up to 7 full days to fully cure, depending on temperature.
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[@axchem22]

Hi, excellent product and crystal clear. I need to colour my resin with liquid colour pigment. Is the resin compatible with liquid colours?

[@incrediblesolutions296]

Yes! You are able to use liquid dyes with our resin!

[@stormiegalecreates]

Is this epoxy heat resistant? If so to what degrees? Thank you.

[@incrediblesolutions296]

No, this is not a high heat epoxy. It will start to soften around 120°

[@MissElite07]

Can you pour resin the top only of a freezer chest?. I use my freezer chest as a leveled pouring area. Now she’s alittle dirty lol.

[@incrediblesolutions296]

This is a great question! It really depends on how hot/cold the top gets. Epoxy can only handle up to a certain heat (this is different for every product) and you wouldn't want cover a surface that will continuously get to those high temps.

[@markhayes8587]

When and how do we add color?

[@incrediblesolutions296]

Great question! Color can be added during the work time after side A and side B have been mixed thoroughly. You are able to add mica powders, glitter, liquid dye, acrylic paints, and more! Just add the color of your choice to the epoxy, mix it well, and then pour it into your mold or on your project surface!

[@christalfalcon9178]

Is this epoxy FDA approved ?

[@incrediblesolutions296]

When mixed accurately and fully cured for 7 days, it is possible to be FDA compliant.

[@undisclosed7169]

We tried to use this product last night for our countertops. We followed all the directions per verbiage. I even made sure the amounts were exact and timed how long we mixed it. All the epoxy in every container hardened up and heated up to the point where it was too hot to handle and melted my cups until they tipped over. All within a 15 min timeframe from the time we poured the curing agent. We spent HUNDREDS on enough product for our kitchen and are not able to use any of it. The silver lining is that it hardened in the cups and not after we poured it onto the counters. We need a refund.

[@incrediblesolutions296]

Oh no that definitely isn't good! Reach out to our customer service team at [e-mail] - they will be able to help you out!