Gavmar

It is a nightmare it has taken 8 days to fill 6 holes top and bottom, taking 2 days to dry each fill, I have it in a carport, not warm.

I ended up sanding it down and making a little moat around the cracks as close to the edge as possible with some w4 caravan mastic bit like blutac and just refilled it give it a few blasts with the heat gun hopefully that will do it. I have been using one of those little plastic droppers that come with a kit of cups and stirrers they work well but a syringe would work better. i will post some pics when there done.

I am using a heat gun have not had any problems so far with bubbles

Great idea. I will be doing that tomorrow.

It is 14”x18”

Here is the walnut slab, after being wiped down with some dust cleaner.

Same price for a walnut slab table I am makimg for the tv, they were coming out about £450 to £600.

Thanks. It is going to be a little side table beside the sofa for coffee cups. Had a look on line and they were ridiculous prices. The slab, legs, epoxy and Rubio monocoat oil 2c plus came to a total of £120 I think they were going for around £350 to £450.

Thanks. I thought that might be easier. I have another slab I just sanded some epoxy off and there is some spots need refilled I did not notice so I will try that first and see how it goes, the one in the pick is about 70% dry.

Hi. All. I am filling some cracks on a acacia slab I have done the first pour of resin see pic and as it has dried it has sunk into the crack. Should I sand it down then use more epoxy to fill the void or should I fill it before sanding. Thanks.