Epoxy for a 48 × 96 in table: how much resin?

A 48 × 96 in top (32 sq ft) takes 2.49 gal (9.44 L) of mixed epoxy at 1/8 in deep, about 2.74 gal (10.38 L) with 10 % extra.
With the extra, 1:1 is 1.37 gal (5.19 L) of each part; 2:1 is 1.83 gal (6.92 L) of Part A and 117 fl oz (3.46 L) of Part B.

Mixed epoxy for 48 × 96 in by depth

Mixed epoxy for 48 × 96 in by depth
DepthMixed epoxyWith 10 % extra1:1, each part2:1, Part A / Part B
1/16"1.25 gal (4.72 L)1.37 gal (5.19 L)87.8 fl oz (2.6 L)117 fl oz (3.46 L) / 58.5 fl oz (1.73 L)
1/8"2.49 gal (9.44 L)2.74 gal (10.38 L)1.37 gal (5.19 L)1.83 gal (6.92 L) / 117 fl oz (3.46 L)
1/4"4.99 gal (18.88 L)5.49 gal (20.77 L)2.74 gal (10.38 L)3.66 gal (13.84 L) / 1.83 gal (6.92 L)
1/2"9.97 gal (37.76 L)10.97 gal (41.53 L)5.49 gal (20.77 L)7.31 gal (27.69 L) / 3.66 gal (13.84 L)
1"19.95 gal (75.51 L)21.94 gal (83.06 L)10.97 gal (41.53 L)14.63 gal (55.38 L) / 7.31 gal (27.69 L)
2"39.9 gal (151.02 L)43.89 gal (166.13 L)21.94 gal (83.06 L)29.26 gal (110.75 L) / 14.63 gal (55.38 L)
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 48 × 96 table?

A 48 × 96 in top (32 sq ft) takes 2.49 gal (9.44 L) of mixed epoxy at 1/8 in deep, about 2.74 gal (10.38 L) with 10 % extra.

How much epoxy for a 48 × 96 table at 1/4 in?

4.99 gal (18.88 L) of mixed epoxy, 5.49 gal (20.77 L) with 10 % extra. Check the maximum pour depth on your product’s data sheet first.

How many 1 gallon kits for a 48 × 96 table?

At 1/8 in with 10 % extra you mix 2.74 gal (10.38 L): 3 kits of 1 gal (A + B together).