I have been a full time artist for over 20 years and have been making tables with epoxy for 12 years. This is by far the best product on the market for all applications.
- UV-stabilized — stays crystal clear for years
- Self-degassing formula — minimal bubbles
- Up to 4" in a single pour
- Simple 2:1 mix ratio — no guesswork
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Made in USA
St. Petersburg, FL since 1959
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Free Shipping $99+
Orders ship within 1–2 business days
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Pro-Grade Formula
Superclear® 2.0 chemistry
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Expert Support
Real help from real epoxy people
Why Deep Pour?
One pour. No layers. No waiting.
Table top epoxy maxes out at ¼" per pass — a 3" river table means 12 pours and weeks of wait time. Liquid Glass® Deep Pour handles the full depth in a single shot, saving you 75% of your labor.
Ultra-low viscosity means air escapes naturally as it cures. No torch needed for deep sections. You get a glass-clear, bubble-free result without the frustration of repeated layering.
Superclear® 2.0 chemistry cures to a rock-hard finish that resists yellowing and handles daily use on furniture, bar tops, and art installations.
What You Can Build
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River Tables & Live-Edge Slabs
Fill natural voids and cracks in one pour — no layering, no seams.
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Casting & Embedments
Preserve flowers, coins, photos, or decorative objects in crystal-clear resin.
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Resin Art & Geode Art
Large-volume castings with consistent clarity and depth.
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Bar Tops & Countertops
Where structural depth and daily-use durability both matter.
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Figurines & Molds
High-detail castings without the complexity of multi-layer pours.
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Unique Applications
Unlimited possibilities when you apply your own creativity.
Liquid Glass® vs. The Competition
| Liquid Glass® Deep Pour | Competitor Standard Deep Pour | |
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| Pour depth | Up to 4" per single pour | ¼"–½" max per layer |
| Clarity | Optically clear — glass-like finish | Often hazy, milky, or yellowed |
| Heat control | Low-exotherm — no cracking risk | High heat build-up — cracking risk |
| UV resistance | UV-stabilized — stays clear for years | Yellows within months in sunlight |
| Bubble release | Self-degassing — minimal bubbles | Requires heat gun, often re-bubbles |
| Cure shrinkage | Minimal — stays level and true | Shrinks and pulls away from molds |
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What Real Makers Are Saying
4.9 out of 5 stars from 1,700+ verified purchases
Liquid Glass is my #1 go to product when I cant have any bubbles in my pour. I've used it several times for dried flower arrangements, and they come out pristine, and no yellowing either! Amazing product!
We have completed numerous tables and desks and have found no other epoxy that compares to the SuperClear deep pour. The clearness, integrity and consistency is spot on. We will continue to use this product as we have all the confidence in the world using it. Highly recommend.
Second time buying, amazing product, amazing customer service 10/10 recommend and will be buying again.
I have been using Super Clear Deep Pour for over a year now and have been so satisfied with how clear it dries. I also have been impressed with how quickly the product is shipped and the responsive/informative customer service I receive through email. Here are a couple items I have made.
We have used the Liquid Glass Deep Pour for several 8' tables, coffee tables, sofa tables, and end tables without any issues. Love this product! No issues with smell or irritants. Clarity is superb! Highly recommend this product.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Liquid Glass® Deep Pour |
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| Mix Ratio | 2:1 (resin : hardener, by volume) |
| Pour Depth | 2 – 4 inches per single pass |
| Cure to Demold | 48 – 72 hours |
| Full Cure | ~30 days |
| Temperature Range | 70°F – 84°F |
| Gel Time | ~10–12 hours |
| Finish | Ultra-clear, glass-like |
| VOC | Low VOC formula |
| Viscosity | Ultra Low (<1000cps) |
| Origin | Made in USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is deep pour epoxy resin?
- Deep pour epoxy resin is a low-viscosity epoxy formulated to cure in thick layers — typically 2 to 4 inches per pour — without cracking or overheating. It is used for river tables, live-edge slabs, large castings, and encapsulation projects where standard table top epoxy would require multiple thin pours.
- How deep can you pour Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy?
- Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy is rated for single-pass pours of 2 to 4 inches. The 4-inch ceiling applies under suitable conditions: correct temperature range (70–84°F), appropriate total mass, and adequate heat dissipation. Larger or heavier castings should stay toward the conservative end of that range.
- What is the mix ratio for deep pour epoxy resin?
- Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy uses a 2:1 mix ratio — 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener, measured by volume. Accurate measuring is critical; using a marked mixing cup or the Superclear Epoxy Calculator is recommended.
- How long does deep pour epoxy take to cure?
- Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy reaches demold hardness in 48 to 72 hours depending on temperature, mass, and mold geometry. Full cure and maximum hardness develop over approximately 30 days. Lower temperatures slow the reaction; higher temperatures or larger masses accelerate it.
- What temperature should I use for deep pour epoxy resin?
- Superclear recommends working within 70–84°F for Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy. For large or maximum-depth pours, bias toward the cooler end of that range — higher temperature combined with large mass accelerates the reaction and increases heat buildup. Pouring outside the recommended range can cause soft cure, cloudiness, cracking, or yellowing.
- How is deep pour epoxy different from table top epoxy?
- Deep pour epoxy resin is formulated for thick single pours (2–4 inches), while table top epoxy is designed for thin coats (up to ¼ inch per layer). Deep pour epoxy has a lower exotherm — it generates less heat as it cures — which allows thick pours without cracking. Table top epoxy is better for surface coatings, sealing, and finishing coats.
- Where is Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy made?
- Liquid Glass® Deep Pour Epoxy is manufactured by Fiberglass Coatings, Inc. (FGCI) in St. Petersburg, Florida. FGCI has been producing epoxy resins and specialty coatings in the USA for over 60 years.
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