TotalBoat Epoxy Selection
Use this guide to compare TotalBoat epoxy systems by project type, mix ratio, working time, cure time, and maximum pour depth. Whether you're creating resin art, pouring a river table, restoring wood, or building a boat, this chart can help you choose the right epoxy for your project.
TotalBoat Epoxy Comparison Chart
| Product | Mix Ratio (Volume) | Best For | Working Time at 70°F | Full Cure Time at 70°F | Maximum Pour Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TotalBoat Artist Epoxy | 1A:1B | Jewelry, Coasters, Tumblers, Resin art, Small casts | 30 Minutes | 3-5 Days | 1/4" for flood coatings; up to 2" for smaller castings using less than 10 oz. of epoxy |
| TotalBoat Wave+Marble Art Epoxy | 1A:1B | Wave art, Marbling, Resin art | 20 Minutes | 5-7 Days | 1/4" for flood coatings; up to 1" in small molds using less than 6 oz. of epoxy |
| TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy | 1A:1B | Table tops, Bar tops, Counters, Clear coats | 40 Minutes | 5-7 Days | 1/8"-1/4" per pour; up to 1" in small molds |
| TotalBoat ThickSet Cast+Coat Epoxy | 1A:1B | River tables, slab pours, wood voids, Medium casts | 30 Minutes | 3-5 Days | 1/2" for river pours and slab pours; up to 2" for smaller castings |
| TotalBoat Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy | 2A:1B | Deep pours, River Tables, Large molds, Thick Casts | 4-6 Hours | 5-10 Days | 2" for river pours; up to 3" for smaller casting molds |
| TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy - Slow | 2A:1B | Boatbuilding, structural bonding, laminating, woodworking | 20-45 Minutes | 5-7 Days | 1/8"-1/4" per pour; up to 1/2" in small molds |
| TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy - Medium | 2A:1B | Boatbuilding, structural bonding, laminating, woodworking | 10-30 Minutes | 3-5 Days | 1/8" per pour; up to 1/4" in small molds |
| TotalBoat High Performance Epoxy - Fast | 2A:1B | Boatbuilding, structural bonding, laminating, woodworking | 5-15 Minutes | 2-5 Days | Not Recommended |
| TotalBoat Penetrating Epoxy Resin | 2A:1B | Wood rot, wood stabilization, sealing new wood | 15-20 Minutes | 2-5 Days | Less than 1/16" |
| TotalBoat Traditional 5:1 Epoxy - Slow | 5A:1B | Fiberglass repair, lamination, wet layup, composite construction | 20-45 Minutes | 3-5 Days | Less than 1/16" |
| TotalBoat Traditional 5:1 Epoxy - Fast | 5A:1B | Fiberglass repair, lamination, wet layup, composite construction | 10-25 Minutes | 2-5 Days | Not Recommended |
Features Shared by Most TotalBoat Epoxy Systems
TotalBoat epoxy systems are designed to provide excellent performance across a wide variety of marine, woodworking, casting, coating, and resin art applications.
- Crystal-clear appearance for coating and casting applications
- Self-leveling properties for smooth, professional-looking finishes
- Compatible with a wide range of pigments, dyes, powders, and additives
- Available in multiple kit sizes to accommodate projects ranging from small crafts to large-scale builds
- Many formulations include UV inhibitors to help maintain long-term clarity
Always review the product's technical information and instructions to ensure it is appropriate for your specific application.
How to Choose the Right TotalBoat Epoxy
- Choose Artist Epoxy Resin for crafts, jewelry, coasters, tumblers, and smaller decorative castings.
- Choose Wave + Marble Art Epoxy Resin for ocean wave effects, marbling, and decorative resin art projects.
- Choose TableTop Epoxy Resin for clear protective coatings on table tops, bar tops, and countertops.
- Choose ThickSet Cast + Coat Epoxy Resin for river tables, slab pours, and medium-depth casting projects.
- Choose Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy Resin for deep pours and large casting molds.
- Choose High Performance Epoxy Resin for structural bonding, boatbuilding, and fiberglass laminating.
- Choose Penetrating Epoxy Resin to stabilize and repair damaged wood.
- Choose Traditional 5:1 Epoxy Resin for marine fiberglass repairs and composite construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which TotalBoat epoxy is best for river tables?
For most river table projects, ThickSet Cast + Coat Epoxy Resin is ideal. For pours up to 2 inches deep, Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy Resin is recommended.
Which epoxy should I use for table tops and countertops?
TableTop Epoxy Resin is specifically formulated for clear, durable, self-leveling coatings on table tops, bar tops, and countertops.
Which TotalBoat epoxy is best for deep casting projects?
Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy Resin is designed for deep pours and large casting molds, allowing pours up to 2 inches deep in river tables and up to 3 inches deep in smaller molds.
What epoxy should I use for fiberglass boat repairs?
High Performance Epoxy Resin and Traditional 5:1 Epoxy Resin are both excellent choices for fiberglass repair, laminating, and marine construction.
Can epoxy be used to repair rotten wood?
Yes. Penetrating Epoxy Resin is designed specifically to stabilize and strengthen damaged or deteriorated wood.
What is the difference between ThickSet and Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy?
ThickSet Cast + Coat Epoxy Resin is designed for medium-depth pours such as river tables and slab pours, while Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy Resin is formulated for significantly deeper pours and larger casting projects.
Which TotalBoat epoxy is easiest to mix?
Artist Epoxy Resin, Wave + Marble Art Epoxy Resin, TableTop Epoxy Resin, and ThickSet Cast + Coat Epoxy Resin all use a simple 1A:1B mix ratio by volume.
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