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I was able to pour the expoy yesterday and this morning, it came out very nice. I poured the first coat which is about an 1/8 thick yesterday, and the second and final coat this morning which also is about 1/8 thick. It's suggested to only pour an 1/8 of an inch at a time. It's fairly easy to do if you follow the instructions exactly. Once you pour what about 10 to 15 minutes and you will see air bubbles start to develop, now it's time to get heat on the Epoxy. The best method is to use a torch,but I strongly suggest only use a torch if you have experience using one. If not a hairdryer will work good too. Never leave the heat in one spot, keep moving it around and stay 6 inches away from the Epoxy. 

Thanks , Alex 

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Hello everyone,

I thank you all for the very nice comment's

Neal, I think a heat gun would be fine, just keep it 6 inches away from the epoxy and keep moving the heat gun around. Don't let it stay in one place for any length of time.

Joe and John, I know LOL map gas is very very hot and i highly suggest no one uses it if they don't have experience using it. I've been using map gas for 25 years so it's safe for me to work with it. For anyone else who's going to use this method just use a heat gun, hairdryer, or you can use a torch, just use regular gas (not map gas)

Thanks, Alex

Not train related, but I just poured an epoxy coutertop for my laundry room. I was very satisfied with the results. I don't remember the brand of epoxy I used, but it went on pretty smooth. I only had a couple small spots that bubbled and just a little heat with the hair dryer cleared it up. My first thought after finishing was, this would make good looking water!

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