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Apply First Thin Epoxy Coat to Sink

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CHEAP but BEAUTIFUL Bathroom remodel. Problems with the LOG sink

What happens here

Apply a thin, initial coat of the mixed epoxy resin to the entire surface of the tree stump sink, paying close attention to any cracks or imperfections. This thin coat acts as a 'seal coat' that penetrates the wood and fills small air pockets, preventing bubbles in subsequent, thicker layers. Use a stiff paint brush to work the epoxy into the wood grain. This step is critical for addressing the natural cracks that developed as the stump dried.

Goal: Seal the sink's surface and prepare it for further epoxy layers.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves — Protecting hands from epoxy
  • Mixed Epoxy Resin FamoWood — Coating the sink
  • Stiff Paint Brush — Applying epoxy to the sink