kimosawboy
ArboristSite Operative
Did you treat the bottom???
NICE compliment, thank you, it's actually 2 slabs joined togetherNice slab!
Treated the bottom to 3 coats, also treated all of the sides with a few coats as wellDid you treat the bottom???
Looks great I'm getting an outdoor fireplace kit in a few weeks .New firepit for a ranch is finished.
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White oak, 2.5" thick when milled.
Finished table is about 2" thick, 11 feet long, and averages over 50" wide
13 coats of West Systems epoxy
More sanding & epoxy than I planned for, but was definitely worth it all in the end !
I'll get some pictures of the finished coat soon, this was the 12th coat, still had some bubbles & bugs
13 brushed on coats, sanding between each coat.Looks great I'm getting an outdoor fireplace kit in a few weeks .
13 coats ? Must have used a few gallons , I've never gone over three myself same epoxy
Doh east epoxy is what I used . I seal with shellac first then pour the epoxy . Really cuts down on bubbles coming up from the wood .13 brushed on coats, sanding between each coat.
Took 3 coats just to begin to seal the checks, and about 6 to seal the seam and knots
I'm into my 3rd gallon of 105
West Systems epoxy is not the one you used
Yours looks WAY better than mine ! I really should do the final coat when the space temperature is around 55-60. Would give me much more time to spread the epoxy out and get rid of the very small bubbles that the brush leaves. The size & weight of this project forced me to work outside for everything but the last coat. I was lucky enough that the weather co-operated enough on my day off to keep the garaged car in the yard and do the final coat in it’s spot.Doh east epoxy is what I used . I seal with shellac first then pour the epoxy . Really cuts down on bubbles coming up from the wood .
Your table looks great
Did you get your barn completed, Jim? How`s the healing up progressing?I'm in NY on the Canadian border. I'll try to stick around more, busy all the darn time it seems.
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