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Apply Second Epoxy Coat

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What happens here

After applying the first coat, allow it to become tacky but not fully cured. The video demonstrates applying the second coat once the first is tacky, avoiding the need for sanding. Use a brush to apply the epoxy to all surfaces, ensuring even coverage and working it into any areas that may have absorbed more than others. This second coat helps to even out the finish and create a smooth, glossy surface.

Goal: Achieve a smooth, even finish by applying a second coat of epoxy.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Brush — Applying epoxy to all wooden parts
  • Workbench — The item receiving the epoxy coat

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and the second coat really does make everything pop just evens everything out and just brings it to life if you have the ability to do a second coat the time and you're willing to put the extra effort into it I would say it is worth doing a second coat and when you do a second coat just be prepared to use almost as much product on the second coat as he did on the first coat it probably doesn't make sense like oh you should use less because it's already soaked into the wood but inevitably you end up spilling it wasting it and using just about the same amount so just uh plan on using about the same time same amount how many times can I say use the same amount probably a couple more times I can say it but I'm

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