Basic Epoxy Tool Kit The Basic Epoxy Resin Tool Kit includes the following products that are essential for making an epoxy bar top, countertop, or table top: (2) Five-quart Graduated Containers These are excellent for accurately measuring and mixing medium to large epoxy batches. Note: These containers are not reusable. Make sure you have enough containers to complete your project. You can purchase additional five-quart containers here. (1) One-quart Graduated Containers Each one is perfect for making a seal coat batch or a test batch. Note: Because epoxy resin leaves behind residue that bonds with the interior surface, these containers should never be reused. Make sure you have enough containers to complete your project. You can purchase additional one-quart containers here. (1) Mixing Drill Bit Use this to mix your epoxy and ensure a proper blend; it's also much easier than manual stirring by hand—a must-have tool. This drill bit can be reused over and over again, even without cleaning. It does not need to be cleaned between batches. (1) Heat Gun This highly recommended tool enables you to remove air bubbles from your epoxy coating as it cures. Strong: Dual Temperature Heat Gun. Reliable: Features a superior coil design that heats faster and maintains even temperaturesVersatile: Offers high and low temperature settingsLong-lasting: A durable body design for long term use.Note: Substituting a hair dryer will not work, as it blows too much air and does not get hot enough. To avoid mistakes, always use the right tools for the job. (2) Poly Pro Mixing Sticks These are for mixing the sides and bottom of the container of epoxy. Each stick features molded pass oval holes to enable fast, comprehensive mixing of the epoxy resin. Unlike wooden paint stir sticks, our Poly Pro sticks won't draw in air, thus preventing the formation of air bubbles. These can be reused over and over again without being cleaned. (2) Pairs of Disposable Latex Gloves Use these to keep your hands clean, avoid skin contact, and prevent contamination of the epoxy resin.
