Ideas & Tips for Super Glaze Epoxy

Before Use

• Check the temperature of the Super Glaze to ensure it is around 70 degrees Fahrenheit before using. Mix the Super Glaze with a paint stick slowly to ensure a proper mixing of chemicals without creating air bubbles in the liquid, which can result in an inconsistent finish. Lightly sand polyurethane or acrylic finishes with 220-grit sandpaper and wipe them with rubbing alcohol before applying Super Glaze to ensure proper adhesion.

Pour and Spread

• Pour the Super Glaze in one central location over the surface. Smooth the Super Glaze in a consistent direction over the surface using a rubber squeegee or plastic spreader. Leave a thickness of 1/16 inch over the entire surface. Allow the Super Glaze to dry for four to five hours before applying a second coating, or 24 hours before placing any item on top.

Care Tips

• Wax or polish the surface periodically to restore luster and hide blemishes in the Super Glaze surface. Never clean the surface with bleach or harmful chemicals. Lightly sand and apply a fresh coat of Super Glaze to a surface containing deep scratches, burns or pits.

Cure Times

• Do not place any items over the Super Glaze for at least 72 hours, as this is how long it takes for the Super Glaze to fully cure. After eight hours, the surface will be dry to the touch and can be wiped clean gently with water if necessary. Suspend a fabric or plastic cover 4 to 5 inches over the entire surface to protect the surface from any dirt or dust particles during the curing process. Heating the Super Glaze during the curing process will increase the curing time, so avoid applying heat if possible.