I checked my local mega store today and they had never even heard of such a thing.
Does anyone have any experience with this product? Where can I buy it? Any tips on usage?
Thanks in advance.
I checked my local mega store today and they had never even heard of such a thing.
Does anyone have any experience with this product? Where can I buy it? Any tips on usage?
Thanks in advance.
It is also not surprising that the mega store personnel do not know about bartop epoxies, and it is not really their fault: they usually are not skilled workers and they do try their best. But they usually are trained only to know the products that they stock, and they sometimes don't even know those products that well. I always ask "Who is the person who knows the most about ____?" When I get the blank stare followed by a helpful, "What is it you need to know?" I respond, "I need to know who here knows the most about ____." Sometimes, I'll humor them and actually ask the question, followed by "that's why I need to speak with the person who knows the most about ____."
Does anyone here have any experience with this stuff? Is it better/easier/more durable than 3 or 4 coats of polyurethane? How are the fumes?
1) Being a basement with zero ventilation I was concerned with the fumes.
2) I did some research on bar top epoxies and they seemed difficult to use. One manufacturer even said to use a bernzomatic torch to remove bubbles.
3) Call me a chicken, but I had put so much time, effort, and money into this very custom bar top - I was afraid I would ruin it all. So I stuck with a product that I am comfortable using - polyurethane. I put the first coat (of many) on the bar top last night.
Looks great!