jcolley
Member
So, building my stand for my 220, I have something fairly close to what RocketEngineer laid out, but slightly modified for an in-wall build.
I am using 3/4" cabinet grade oak plywood for the top and I'm pretty comfortable with how level it has come out, but part of me still wants to do better.
I know that epoxy resins can be used for a flood coat like a bar top, but is there any reason why polyester fiberglass resin couldn't be used? I'm not that heavy on composites, but I don't really care how the finish looks or the strength as long as it self-levels fairly well and doesn't shrink after the curing phase.
Any thoughts?
I am using 3/4" cabinet grade oak plywood for the top and I'm pretty comfortable with how level it has come out, but part of me still wants to do better.
I know that epoxy resins can be used for a flood coat like a bar top, but is there any reason why polyester fiberglass resin couldn't be used? I'm not that heavy on composites, but I don't really care how the finish looks or the strength as long as it self-levels fairly well and doesn't shrink after the curing phase.
Any thoughts?