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Epoxy for "flood" surfacing

chillyspoon · 2017-11-13 08:12:25

Can anyone recommend a readily available (online's fine) source for an epoxy suitable for flood surfacing a beech cabinet top? - I want to put a self-leveling and robust gloss finish onto the surface. It needs to be available in large quantities to be economic; e.g. 2-5 litres. A supplier located in Wicklow would be ideal!…

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13-11-2017 9:12am

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chillyspoon

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Can anyone recommend a readily available (online's fine) source for an epoxy suitable for flood surfacing a beech cabinet top? - I want to put a self-leveling and robust gloss finish onto the surface.

It needs to be available in large quantities to be economic; e.g. 2-5 litres.

A supplier located in Wicklow would be ideal!

Cheers.

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#2 13-11-2017 9:25am
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These are very good to deal with and easy to talk to, they are in Warrenpoint but will deliver.https://www.fibreglassdirect.co.uk/. A bit closer to home but a bit more expensive https://marineparts.ie/maintenance/epoxy-resins-and-fillers/. or
http://www.wallerwickham.ie/

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#3 13-11-2017 2:25pm
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https://glassfibre.ie/

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#4 13-11-2017 8:39pm
chillyspoon

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Thanks!

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