Epoxy math you can trace to the data sheet
Calculators for river tables, deep pours, molds and flood coats. A product database where every mix ratio, pour depth and cure time links to the manufacturer’s own TDS or SDS, with the date we checked it.
Calculators
All calculators- River table volumeHow much resin does this river need?
- Layer plannerHow many pours, and how long between them?
- Mix ratio converterHow much Part A and Part B, by cup or by scale?
- Flood coat coverageHow much epoxy covers this tabletop?
- Mold volumeHow much resin fills this mold?
- Cost estimatorWhat will the resin cost?
- Temperature and timingIs my shop warm enough, and when is each stage?
- Batch splitterHow do I mix 5 gallons with a 2 gallon bucket?
Deep-pour limits from the data sheets
All 27 products| Product | Type | Max depth per layer | Mix by volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superclear Liquid Glass Deep Pour Epoxy | Deep pour | up to 4” thick per pour | 2:1 by Volume |
| MAS Deep Pour X Casting Epoxy Resin | Deep pour | 3" thick in a single pour | 2A : 1B by volume |
| Alumilite Amazing Deep Pour | Deep pour | up to 2 inches thick in a single layer | 2:1 by volume |
| Promise Epoxy Deep Pour Epoxy Resin | Deep pour | up to two-inch thick layers | 2 Part Resin : 1 Part Hardener |
| TotalBoat Fathom Deep Pour Epoxy | Deep pour | up to 3" per layer (casting in smaller mold, up to 1 mixed gallon); 2" for river tables and slab pours | 2:1 (Resin:Hardener) by volume |
| Promise Epoxy Fast Cure Deep Pour Epoxy | Deep pour | layers of 1.5 in or less for pours of 2 gallons or more; up to 3 in thick in small quantities | 1 Part Resin : 1 Part Hardener (by volume) |
Guides
- How much epoxy do you need for a river table?
- Deep pour vs tabletop epoxy: what actually differs
- Pouring epoxy in a cold or warm shop
- Mold release and leak-proofing for epoxy pours
- How to read an epoxy technical data sheet
- How to seal wood before an epoxy pour
- How to measure epoxy by weight with a scale
- Working safely with epoxy: skin, eyes and air
Troubleshooting
- Why deep epoxy pours crack, smoke or overheat
- Bubbles in epoxy: where they come from and how to stop them
- Why epoxy stays soft, sticky or tacky, and how to fix it
- Why epoxy turns yellow, and what the data sheets say about UV
- Why epoxy turns cloudy or milky
- Amine blush: the greasy film on cured epoxy
- Bare spots, fish eyes and craters in an epoxy coat
- River table leaks and blowouts
How the numbers are sourced
Product values are copied from the manufacturer’s TDS, SDS or product page, in the units and test conditions printed there.
Each value links to its document and shows the access date. Missing values say “not published”; nothing is estimated.
Calculator formulas and assumptions are printed under each tool, and the math is covered by automated tests.