Clear epoxy resin is a two-part system — resin and hardener — that cures to a transparent, glass-like finish. The right one depends on how deep you're pouring: table top epoxy for thin surface coats, deep pour epoxy for castings and river tables poured in a single layer.
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Superclear Super Epoxy Resin Systems
Choose by pour depth
Bar tops, table tops, tumblers, artwork you're sealing — anything where you're flooding a surface rather than filling a cavity. That's a 1:1 table top system, built to self-level and release bubbles at shallow depth.
Choose by pour depth
River tables, live-edge fills, encapsulations, casting into molds — anything where you're filling volume. That's a 2:1 deep pour system, formulated to cure slowly enough that it doesn't overheat in a thick pour. Pouring a table top resin deep is the most common mistake we see.
Manufactured by the actual manufacturer
We make this resin. Superclear and Liquid Glass are our own formulations, produced by Fiberglass Coatings — not relabeled drums from somewhere else. When you call with a question about a pour that went sideways, you're talking to the people who wrote the formula.
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