How do you properly coat edges with epoxy?

By Jason Card

While you generally use a raised edge or a border all the way around an item to properly coat the edges of your item, there are certain brands that allow you to only pour right over the edge without doing border preparations.

You only need to pour the epoxy deliberately and sand hardened epoxy is formed during the curing process.

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