Here is the 2-part resin
http://www.eti-usa.com/consum/envtex/envlite.htm
Here is a sprayable product that accomplishes the same effect.
http://www.mlcampbell.com/pages/starpage.asp?star=EUB
Having used both, I prefer the ML Cambel method and here's why.
1. Applied with spray equipment (use a good organics respirator and ventilate well)
2. Can be sanded off, repaired and touched-up if needed.
3. Build is to your desired thickness.
4. Any error on the mold and you've lost your work and $6 - 12/bdft select cherry and probably the mold.
5. Mold is a lot of additional work if you are molding against exposed finished surfaces.
6. Open time is much larger on the pour.
70° F
80° F
90° F
| 4-7 hours
3-6 hours
2-5 hours
| 72 hours
48 hours
36 hours
|
On the spray :
DRYING TIME:
Dust Free 45 minutes
Dry to Touch 3 hours
Air Dry to Stack 12 – 24 hours
7. Pour does not provide a sealer/primer. The sovents can extract pigment from the wood. Doesn't hurt the finish, but does reduce the impresion of the depth of the finish. The spray system does have sealers and primers.
8. Pour system gives you one and only one level of gloss. There are several with the spray system.
I think that that summaries the main points. PM me if you have specific questions and I'll try to help.
P.S. Build in the spray is 12 millimeter = 0.472 inch and with some attention to detail, you could probably go thicker.
P.P.S. Try this site http://www.woodweb.com/index.html for a finishing forum.