Aged Wood, Watco Super Glaze High Gloss Epoxy, 1 Quart Kit

this product makes my dinning table new again! very happy with the result.

I liked the ease of use and the coverage it provided.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this on a outdoor bar it turned out really nice. It's really thick and dries nice and clear. I think it will hold up well as once it dried it seems to be very hard. Overall I am very pleased with the results.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Instructions were really straight forward and easy to follow. The glaze went on easily and evenly. Really high-quality gloss and was exactly what I was looking for. Looking forward to using this a lot of my projects. You can tell it's also super durable too, highly recommended.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to re-finish the family table, and thought for certain it was going to take forever because I needed a thick coat of varnish because it was all natural wood I assumed it would literally take forever. But I was astonished at how easy this was to use how thick it came out and it looks like a dream. I definitely won't use anything else in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great Epoxy! Make sure you follow the instructions or even watch videos. Follow step by step. Do not do shortcut. You will mess up if you do. Make sure you wear all your protective gear when you are mixing and pouring. I did mine over wood tables. Look fabulous and professional done. Let it rest for at least 72 hours. I let mine rest for a week to make sure it dry. It didn't smell great, so I left the table outside the house to get rid of the odor. Make sure you touch it before you put anything on it. Great product for beginner!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Make sure you follow the directions TO THE LETTER, if you do you will be thrilled with the result. If you don't...you spent your money for nothing and you cannot get this stuff off once its on....so.... watch the YOUTUBE videos out there, learn from peoples mistakes and successes before you start.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since getting into furniture repurposing, I've been eager to try an epoxy finish on one of my pieces. I used this epoxy on a small side table I refinished and it turned out great, but there are a couple things to note. It advertises on the box that the finish dries thinner than poly but with the strength/protection of 75 coats of poly. I do think it feels more protective than the poly I use, but is definitely a “high gloss” finish. That's one thing to keep in mind when deciding whether to use this or poly. After spreading around to evenly coat table top, I found that going over the top with a hair dryer helped get rid of the bubbles and smoothed the product out. For future small projects I might stick with poly but I'd love to try this product on something like a custom bar top.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband tried this on refinishing our table after a few years of use and wear and tear from kiddos. He said after using this he'll never got back to thin layered varnish on highly used surfaces. He prepped and cleaned the area accordingly and prepped the glaze. It came out BEAUTIFUL! He had more that he thought he needed which was good bc he ended up needing a little more after all the cracks and nooks were filled. He said take you time to work any air bubbles out and it will be perfect!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was hoping this would be more DIY friendly for me. I had a hard time getting everything spread evenly, but that is most likely just user error. I am going to look at other options for updating my countertops as my sample did not turn out to well.