FritzCustomEpoxy: Custom Epoxy Resin Tables, Countertops & Floors

Wood and resin brought together into pieces that last. FritzCustomEpoxy designs river tables, bar tops, countertops, garage floors and resin art, and shares the know-how so you can tackle your own pours with confidence.

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FritzCustomEpoxy walnut river table with blue epoxy resin

What FritzCustomEpoxy Builds

Every project starts with the same question: where will the piece live and how will it be used? A dining table needs a hard, heat-tolerant top coat. A garage floor needs abrasion and chemical resistance. A piece of wall art needs clarity and UV stability. FritzCustomEpoxy chooses the resin system, pour depth and finish for the job instead of using one product for everything.

River Tables

Live-edge slabs joined by a deep-pour resin "river" in clear, tinted or metallic colors, finished to a satin or high-gloss surface.

Countertops & Bar Tops

Seamless flood coats over wood, concrete or laminate with marble, stone and metallic effects that are easy to wipe clean.

Garage & Shop Floors

Ground and primed concrete with solid, flake or metallic epoxy systems and a protective top coat for daily traffic.

Resin Art & Decor

Coasters, trays, clocks, charcuterie boards and wall pieces with pigments, inclusions and cells.

How a FritzCustomEpoxy Project Comes Together

  1. Plan the piece. Dimensions, wood species, resin color and finish are agreed before any material is cut.
  2. Prepare the substrate. Slabs are dried, flattened and sealed; concrete is ground and cleaned so the resin bonds properly.
  3. Pour in controlled layers. Deep-pour resin goes down at the thickness the manufacturer allows, so heat stays under control and the cure stays clear.
  4. Cure, flatten and sand. After a full cure the surface is flattened and sanded through progressively finer grits.
  5. Finish and protect. A top coat, hard-wax oil or polish is chosen to suit how the piece will be used.

Why Choose FritzCustomEpoxy

  • The right resin for the job: deep-pour, table-top and floor systems are not interchangeable.
  • Attention to moisture, temperature and humidity, the three things that ruin most pours.
  • Clear explanations of care and maintenance so your piece keeps its finish.
  • Free tutorials for makers who want to learn the craft themselves.
Safety first: uncured epoxy can irritate skin and lungs. Wear nitrile gloves, eye protection and a respirator rated for organic vapors, and always work in a ventilated space.

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Tutorials

Step-by-step guides on mixing ratios, bubble removal, deep pours, flood coats and sanding to a glass-like finish.

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Ideas and practical advice for turning a resin hobby into a side income, from pricing your work to selling it.

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