Pour in Layers.
The key to a flawless river table is layers. Do multiple pours 12 to 24 hours apart, so each one cures clear and strong.
Build up to6 inches deep
Where Depth Meets Perfection.
Epic Depths Without Limits.
Create breathtaking pours up to 2 inches in a single layer—or up to 6 inches with multiple pours. Turn live edge slabs, river tables, and bold embeds into stunning, crack-free masterpieces that capture wood's raw beauty forever.
Unmatched Clarity & Shine.
Experience crystal-clear depth that brings your vision to life with effortless self-leveling. UltraClear's innovative formula delivers twice the brilliance of standard epoxies—vibrant, flawless surfaces that inspire awe.
Stress-Free Every Pour.
Enjoy long working time and low-viscosity flow for smooth, bubble-free results without stress, cracks, or yellowing. Build timeless heirlooms with pride—perfectly clear, perfectly yours.
Global Industry Trusted Choice
Every Piece Tells a Story.
Crafted With Passion.
Crafted With Passion.
"I pour my heart into every big project with UltraClear Deep Pour Epoxy. River tables, live edge art, pieces that demand to shine. What fires me up is the clarity and depth. It captures wood's raw beauty like nothing else. When it's finished, each creation pulses with life."
Artist & Maker: Meike D.
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The UltraClear Difference.
100% American Made Quality.
Create with confidence using 100% VOC-free, food-safe American polymers—a premium standard few match. With only U.S. sourced ingredients and rigorous quality control, UltraClear delivers worry-free safety, relief in every pour, and pride in creations that are safe, vibrant, and built to last.
Never Yellows, Fades, or Cracks.
Most epoxy brands yellow, fade and disappoint over time. UltraClear is different. After over a decade of refinement, our formula keeps your art vibrant and shining bright. With advanced non-fade polymers, UltraClear delivers timeless beauty, unbreakable durability, and worry-free protection that others simply can't match.
Don't Let Your Hard Work Go to Waste.
You've invested time, money, and passion into your table. The epoxy you choose determines the final result.
Bubble-Free. Worry-Free.
Pour with confidence and flawless results every time.
UltraClear Deep Pour Epoxy gives you up to 40 minutes of working time to mix, shape, and perfect your vision. Its low-viscosity formula releases bubbles naturally for stunning, crystal-clear depth—no torching, no stress. Just measure, pour, and watch your epic river table come alive.
Real Results From Real People.
Clarity That Inspires.
"I've tried a lot of resins, but nothing pours as smoothly as UltraClear. The depth, the shine, the way it captures the wood—it's pure magic. Every project feels like a reflection of who I am as a creator. When I finish a piece, I don't just see epoxy—I see hours of work turned into something beautiful."
Reid Gerletti: Wood & Water Art Gallery
Know Before You Pour
How Much Deep Pour Epoxy Do You Need?
For river tables, castings and thick pours. Here's how far each kit goes, and how to pour it right.
Coverage.
Mixes 2:1 by volume: two parts resin to one part hardener. Each 1.5-gallon combined kit covers approximately 10 square feet at ¼ inch deep.
At ¼ inch deepAbout 10 sq ft
Cure Time.
Dry to the touch in 12 to 18 hours. Pour your next layer within 12 to 24 hours, then give it 72 hours before light use.
Ready for light use72 hours
Approximate Coverage by Kit Size
Square feet covered at each depth
| Kit | 1/4 inch | 1/2 inch | 1 inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 gallons | 10 sq ft | 5 sq ft | 2.5 sq ft |
| 3 gallons | 20 sq ft | 10 sq ft | 5 sq ft |
| 6 gallons | 40 sq ft | 20 sq ft | 10 sq ft |
| 12 gallons | 80 sq ft | 40 sq ft | 20 sq ft |
Embedding wood, stones or other objects? You'll need a little less epoxy, since they take up space.
For a hard, glass like top, seal the wood and finish with a flood coat of Bar & Table Top Epoxy.
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Coverage figures are rounded estimates. Use the calculator to determine kit quantities, and allow for mixing and application losses. Pour depth per layer must follow product instructions. Need help? Contact our team.
Deep Pour Epoxy FAQ
Answers to common questions about choosing and using Deep Pour Epoxy.
Product details
- Mix ratio
- 2:1 by volumeTwo parts resin to one part hardener. Measure by volume, not weight.
- Room conditions
- 65–70°F ideal60–85°F application range. Keep humidity below 60%.
- Pot life after mixing
- 20–30 minutesVaries with batch size and temperature. Pour promptly after mixing.
Should I use Deep Pour or Bar & Table Top Epoxy?
Use Deep Pour Epoxy for river fills, castings, and voids at least ¼ inch deep. For seal coats, thin surface coatings, and the durable finishing surface on tables or bars, choose Bar & Table Top Epoxy. Deep Pour is not intended for thin coatings or seal coats.
How deep can I pour in a single layer?
We recommend up to 1 inch per layer. It can handle 2-inch pours, but that takes an experienced user and a cool, controlled room. Build thicker projects in separate layers. See the layering guidance.
How much epoxy should I order?
Use our Deep Pour Epoxy Calculator with the length, average width, and full depth of the space you are filling. For a river table, measure the river rather than the whole tabletop. Wood and embedded objects take up space, so estimate the remaining space around them. Allow for mixing and application losses. Kit sizes include the combined amount of resin and hardener.
Do I need to seal the wood before pouring?
Yes. Seal exposed wood and other porous areas that will touch the Deep Pour with Bar & Table Top Epoxy. The seal coat helps reduce air escaping from the wood into the deep fill. See seal-coat timing and preparation.
Do I need a tabletop epoxy finish over my river table?
Yes, when the river table will be used as a working or dining surface. Deep Pour fills the river, while a Bar & Table Top Epoxy finishing coat provides a harder surface for everyday wear. See how the two epoxies work together.
Can I pour multiple layers, and how long should I wait between them?
Yes. Add the next layer 12–24 hours after the previous pour. Within that window, the previous layer is still tacky and normally does not need sanding. If you miss the window, let it cure for 72 hours, then scuff-sand with 220–320 grit and clean the surface before adding more epoxy. See the full layering procedure.
When can I demold, sand, and use my project?
Allow at least 72 hours before demolding, sanding, or buffing. A full cure generally takes 7–14 days, depending on pour thickness and conditions. Dry to the touch does not mean fully cured. See demolding and curing times.
Can I add pigments or dyes?
Yes. Both Pigmently Mica Powder Pigments and Pigmently Liquid Dyes work with Deep Pour Epoxy. Mica adds a pearlescent effect; liquid dye adds color without shimmer. The amount you add affects transparency, so test a small batch to check the look before your full pour.
Will it yellow in sunlight?
UV exposure will eventually cause any resin to yellow. Using our Art & Craft Epoxy as a top coat adds UV inhibitors that help delay yellowing and extend the life of your finish. For additional protection, apply a compatible UV-protective polyurethane over the fully cured epoxy.
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