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Eco-friendly, innovative, and crafted for creativity, EcoPoxy is a leading brand in bio-based epoxy resins designed for woodworking, art, and industrial applications. Available at Windsor Plywood, EcoPoxy products are perfect for river tables, castings, coatings, and adhesives—offering high-performance solutions with a lower environmental impact. Formulated with renewable content, EcoPoxy resins are non-toxic, low-odour, and safe for indoor use, making them ideal for both professional and DIY projects. With options like FlowCast, UVPoxy, and Metallic Colour Pigments, EcoPoxy provides exceptional clarity, strength, and finish—whether you're pouring deep molds or adding a glossy topcoat. As a proudly Canadian company, we are committed to offering sustainable, high-quality products backed by expert advice and personalized service. Explore EcoPoxy for your next creative or commercial project and experience the perfect blend of performance, sustainability, and stunning results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What epoxy products does Windsor Plywood carry?
Windsor Plywood carries epoxy resins and hardeners for woodworking applications including river table and live edge fills, void and crack repairs, surface coatings, and structural adhesive bonding. Products are available in formulations suited to deep pours, thin coating layers, and high-clarity tabletop applications.
What is the difference between casting epoxy and tabletop epoxy?
Casting epoxy is formulated for deep pours with a slower cure rate that allows heat from the curing reaction to dissipate without cracking or yellowing. Tabletop epoxy is designed for thin coats applied over a surface for protection and gloss, with a faster cure and a harder final surface. Using casting epoxy as a tabletop coat or vice versa produces poor results.
How do I prevent bubbles in epoxy pours?
Mix epoxy thoroughly but slowly to avoid whipping air into the resin. After pouring, pass a heat gun or propane torch briefly over the surface at a distance of 6 to 8 inches to reduce surface tension and pop bubbles. Work in a warm environment above 20 degrees Celsius, as cold epoxy is thicker and traps more air.
Can epoxy be used outdoors?
Standard epoxy resins are not UV-stable and will yellow and degrade with prolonged sun exposure. For outdoor applications, use a UV-resistant epoxy formulation or apply a UV-stable topcoat over cured epoxy. Ecopoxy and similar UV-rated products are engineered for outdoor use. Windsor Plywood can advise on which products in stock are rated for exterior applications.
How much epoxy do I need for a river table pour?
Calculate the volume of the void in cubic inches and convert to fluid ounces. One fluid ounce is approximately 1.8 cubic inches. Add 10 to 15 percent for waste and overflow. Pour in layers no deeper than the product's recommended maximum single-pour depth to avoid exothermic overheating, which causes cracking and yellowing in thick pours.