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Final Inspection and Cleanup

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My Epoxy Resin FAILED!

What happens here

Once both coats of epoxy have been applied and fully cured (allow at least 24-72 hours for full cure depending on manufacturer guidelines and environmental conditions), inspect the finished countertop surface. It should be perfectly smooth, glossy, and free of any bubbles or dry spots. Clean up any remaining plastic sheeting, masking tape, and tools.

Goal: Verify a flawless, cured epoxy countertop and clean the work area.

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Second coat went on better than we hoped. I I don't think the camera is going to pick this up at all, but let's just go over this and show you. She's still wet, but we got rid of all the dry spots. And if we come right down and we use that sunlight, we can see we've got no bubbles. We've got no grain, nothing. She's just smooth. Well, that's going to call it for this one. All that's left for me to do is clean up and wrap up and probably won't hopefully I won't have to redo this one ever. I hope whatever you guys are working on turns out excellent. But as always, God bless and go get them, you guys. We'll see you on another one. This one is Dot.

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