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It is a strong choice for woodworkers, furniture makers, resin artists, and DIY customers who need an epoxy that can handle deeper casting applications compared to standard table top coating epoxies. Use FlowCast when you are filling a river table, casting around wood, filling large voids, or creating a deep resin project where clarity, working time, and a clean finish matter. For thinner coating applications, charcuterie board pours, or final flood coats, see the comparison section below to choose the right EcoPoxy product for your project. Use this Epoxy Resin Calculator to determine how much you need for your project. Best Uses for EcoPoxy FlowCast EcoPoxy FlowCast is best suited for deep pour and casting-style epoxy projects. It is commonly used for: River tables and live edge epoxy tables Deep resin pours between slabs or wood pieces Large void fills, cracks, knots, and casting projects Clear epoxy pours where depth and clarity are important Pigmented epoxy pours using mica powder pigments Furniture, art, and woodworking projects that require a deep casting resin If you are new to epoxy tables, we recommend watching our video: Beginner’s Guide to Expert Epoxy Tables. It walks through important project planning, epoxy selection, and common mistakes to avoid. Choosing the Right EcoPoxy Resin Not every epoxy is designed for the same type of project. FlowCast is the right choice for deep casting and river table pours, but other EcoPoxy products may be better depending on your project. Product Best For When to Choose It EcoPoxy FlowCast River tables, deep pours, casting projects, large void fills, live edge slabs Choose FlowCast when your project requires a deep pour epoxy resin rather than a thin coating epoxy. EcoPoxy FlowCast SPR Charcuterie boards, smaller resin pours, faster turnaround projects, pours up to 1" deep Choose FlowCast SPR when you are making charcuterie boards or smaller epoxy projects that do not require a full deep pour resin. EcoPoxy UVPoxy Flood coats, table top coatings, bar tops, final clear coats Choose UVPoxy when you need a clear top coat or flood coat over a finished table, bar top, counter, or epoxy project. Recommended Products to Use With FlowCast For the best results, make sure you are using the right mold, pigments, and finishing products for your epoxy project. These products are commonly paired with EcoPoxy FlowCast: Rectangle NO SEAL Resin Molds Reusable HDPE epoxy molds designed for river tables, serving boards, charcuterie boards, and resin casting projects. Shop Rectangle NO SEAL Molds. Round NO SEAL Resin Molds A great choice for round resin projects, circular boards, coffee tables, art pieces, and casting work. Shop Round NO SEAL Molds. Mica Powder Pigments Add colour, shimmer, depth, and movement to your FlowCast epoxy pours with Beaver Dust mica powder pigments. Shop Mica Powder Pigments. Table Top Epoxy for Flood Coats After your deep pour is cured, sanded, and prepped, use EcoPoxy UVPoxy when you need a clear flood coat or protective table top coating. Shop EcoPoxy UVPoxy. New to Epoxy Resin? If you are planning your first epoxy table, resin mold project, or deep pour, start with our Epoxy and Resin Guides Hub. You’ll find helpful guides on choosing epoxy, mixing resin, preventing bubbles, calculating how much epoxy you need, and avoiding common beginner mistakes. You can also watch our Beginner’s Guide to Expert Epoxy Tables on YouTube for a more visual walkthrough. Common Mistakes to Avoid With Deep Pour Epoxy FlowCast is a deep pour epoxy resin, but getting great results still comes down to proper preparation, mixing, and project planning. Before you pour, keep these common mistakes in mind: Using the wrong epoxy for the job: FlowCast is for deep casting applications. For a final clear flood coat, use a table top epoxy like EcoPoxy UVPoxy. Choosing the wrong resin for shallow projects: For charcuterie boards and smaller pours up to 1" deep, EcoPoxy FlowCast SPR may be the better choice. Not using a reliable mold: A reusable HDPE mold can help make epoxy projects cleaner, easier, and more repeatable. See our Rectangle NO SEAL Molds and Round NO SEAL Molds. Adding too much pigment: Mica powder can create beautiful colour and movement, but too much pigment can affect the appearance and performance of the pour. Rushing the project: Deep pour epoxy projects need proper setup, cure time, sanding, and finishing. Always follow the product instructions for mixing, pouring, and curing. Can You Add Colour to EcoPoxy FlowCast? Yes. EcoPoxy FlowCast can be used with mica powder pigments to create coloured epoxy rivers, swirls, metallic effects, translucent pours, and layered resin designs. For strong colour options, browse our Beaver Dust mica powder pigments. For the most natural-looking results in river tables and live edge projects, many woodworkers use a darker pigment colour to create contrast against walnut, white oak, maple, ash, cherry, and other hardwoods. Do You Need a Mold for FlowCast? For most river table, casting, and deep pour projects, you will need a reliable mold or form to contain the epoxy while it cures. Our reusable HDPE NO SEAL molds are designed to make epoxy projects easier by reducing the amount of mold-building and sealing required before the pour. For rectangular projects, shop our Rectangle NO SEAL Resin Molds. For circular projects, shop our Round NO SEAL Resin Molds. Available Online or In-Store EcoPoxy FlowCast is available online from Jeff Mack Supply for customers across Canada and the USA. You can also shop in-store at our woodworking and epoxy supply shop in Mississauga, Ontario. Frequently Asked Questions Is EcoPoxy FlowCast good for river tables? Yes. EcoPoxy FlowCast is designed for deep pour and casting-style epoxy projects, making it a strong choice for river tables, live edge slabs, and thick resin pours. Can I use FlowCast for charcuterie boards? You can use FlowCast for deeper casting applications, but for many charcuterie board projects and pours up to 1" deep, EcoPoxy FlowCast SPR may be the better option. Can I use FlowCast as a table top coating? FlowCast is not the best choice for a thin flood coat or final table top coating. For that type of application, use a table top epoxy such as EcoPoxy UVPoxy. Can I add mica powder to FlowCast? Yes. Mica powder pigments can be added to FlowCast to create colour, shimmer, and movement in epoxy river tables, casting projects, and decorative resin pours. Browse our mica powder pigments. What else should I buy with EcoPoxy FlowCast? Most FlowCast projects require a mold or form, pigment if you want colour, mixing supplies, and potentially a table top epoxy for the final flood coat. Popular add-ons include Rectangle NO SEAL Molds, Round NO SEAL Molds, mica powder pigments, and EcoPoxy UVPoxy. Where can I learn more about epoxy resin projects? Start with our Epoxy and Resin Guides Hub or watch our Beginner’s Guide to Expert Epoxy Tables on YouTube.
