Epoxy for a 30 × 60 in table: how much resin?
A 30 × 60 in top (12.5 sq ft) takes 124.7 fl oz (3.69 L) of mixed epoxy at 1/8 in deep, about 1.07 gal (4.06 L) with 10 % extra.
With the extra, 1:1 is 68.6 fl oz (2.03 L) of each part; 2:1 is 91.4 fl oz (2.7 L) of Part A and 45.7 fl oz (1.35 L) of Part B.
Mixed epoxy for 30 × 60 in by depth
Mixed epoxy for 30 × 60 in by depth| Depth | Mixed epoxy | With 10 % extra | 1:1, each part | 2:1, Part A / Part B |
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| 1/16" | 62.3 fl oz (1.84 L) | 68.6 fl oz (2.03 L) | 34.3 fl oz (1.01 L) | 45.7 fl oz (1.35 L) / 22.9 fl oz (676 ml) |
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| 1/8" | 124.7 fl oz (3.69 L) | 1.07 gal (4.06 L) | 68.6 fl oz (2.03 L) | 91.4 fl oz (2.7 L) / 45.7 fl oz (1.35 L) |
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| 1/4" | 1.95 gal (7.37 L) | 2.14 gal (8.11 L) | 1.07 gal (4.06 L) | 1.43 gal (5.41 L) / 91.4 fl oz (2.7 L) |
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| 1/2" | 3.9 gal (14.75 L) | 4.29 gal (16.22 L) | 2.14 gal (8.11 L) | 2.86 gal (10.82 L) / 1.43 gal (5.41 L) |
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| 1" | 7.79 gal (29.5 L) | 8.57 gal (32.45 L) | 4.29 gal (16.22 L) | 5.71 gal (21.63 L) / 2.86 gal (10.82 L) |
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| 2" | 15.58 gal (58.99 L) | 17.14 gal (64.89 L) | 8.57 gal (32.45 L) | 11.43 gal (43.26 L) / 5.71 gal (21.63 L) |
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Volume = length × width × depth (circle: 3.1416 × radius² × depth). 1 in³ = 0.554 fl oz = 16.39 ml; 1 US gal = 231 in³ = 128 fl oz. Part A = total × A ÷ (A + B). Weight = volume × density. The extra covers the cup, the stir stick and drips; wood can soak up more on the first coat.
Estimates. Follow your product’s technical data sheet: its mix ratio, pour depth and cure time win. Work with ventilation, nitrile gloves and eye protection.
Frequently asked questions
How much epoxy for a 30 × 60 table?
A 30 × 60 in top (12.5 sq ft) takes 124.7 fl oz (3.69 L) of mixed epoxy at 1/8 in deep, about 1.07 gal (4.06 L) with 10 % extra.
How much epoxy for a 30 × 60 table at 1/4 in?
1.95 gal (7.37 L) of mixed epoxy, 2.14 gal (8.11 L) with 10 % extra. Check the maximum pour depth on your product’s data sheet first.
How many 1 gallon kits for a 30 × 60 table?
At 1/8 in with 10 % extra you mix 1.07 gal (4.06 L): 2 kits of 1 gal (A + B together).