Epoxy Cork Countertops, Bar Tops & Tables
Wine cork projects
Epoxy for Wine Cork Bar Tops, Tables & Countertops
Seal your wine corks under a crystal clear, glass like finish that shows off their texture and color, and protects them for years.
How epoxy and corks work together
Corks are an easy way to add warmth and character to a bar top, table or countertop. Glued to a base and sealed in clear epoxy, they keep their natural texture and color beneath a glass like surface.
For most cork projects, our Bar & Table Top Epoxy is the way to go: commercial grade, easy for beginners, with a professional quality finish that's water resistant and easy to clean.
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Shore D 98 hardness
Scores 98 out of 100 on the Shore D scale for strong scratch and dent resistance.
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Crystal clear
Tough as nails, yet looks like glass over every cork.
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Zero VOC, low odor
Cures free of VOCs and is nearly odorless while you work.
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100% made in the USA
Made here in the USA, never imported.
How to epoxy a cork bar top or table
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1
Glue the corks down
Fix your corks firmly to the base so none can float or shift during the pour.
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Apply two seal coats
Cork is very porous, so brush on two seal coats, 4 hours apart, to keep air bubbles out of the flood coat.
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Pour the flood coat
It self levels at 1/8 inch over the corks. Our calculator includes the extra seal coat.
Cork projects made by our customers
Cork bar top
"First time doing epoxy, and it turned out great! It was simple to use as long as you follow the directions. Delivery was fast too!"
Extremely pleased
"My first major piece was more than 3,700 wine corks in a hand built frame. After much planning and 6 gallons of epoxy over 3 pours, I'm very pleased with the result. I intend to use this brand for all my future projects."
Great product!
"Our first epoxy project was covering the wine cork counter in our wine room, probably one of the harder things to cover. The product, detailed instructions and tools led to an absolutely amazing finish."
Very satisfied
"After a seal coat and a single flood coat, I achieved a crystal clear finish over the corks. Due to the undulation of the corks, some areas are more than 1/8 inch thick, yet cured perfectly and clearly."
Looks like glass
"We built an outdoor bar on our patio and sealed our wine corks inside the resin. Friends and family all think it's a glass top at first."
Cork countertop pour
"Excellent product, easy to work with. Very few bubbles, and a heat gun eliminated them all. Dries clear."
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