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Jan 19, 2018

epoxy table top resin

Does anyone know if there is a cheap way to buy resin in Japan? I looked on Amazon and one gallon runs from 2man-8man yen. I was hoping to use it to coat a table top that I cook on regularly, but it is looking to be cheaper to buy a new table.

edthethe

edthethe

American step mom with beautiful Brazilian babies. Raising them in Japan. I'm a crafter too

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  • genkidesu

    on Jan 22

    My only thoughts were to try somewhere like Joyful Honda or something like that to see if they have it and that prices would be cheaper than online. A lot of my friends who do DIY projects shop there for stuff and they do say it's not as cheap as back in the States but I think maybe the pricing is better than amazon.jp!

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