Prepping wood for resin is a multi-step process that begins with sanding. You'll want to start with a coarse grit sandpaper and work your way up to a finer grit. Once the wood is smooth, you'll need to apply a base coat. This can be done with either paint or primer, but we recommend using something that will create a barrier between the wood and the resin.
After the base coat has dried, it's time to add the resin. Resin comes in two parts - Part A and Part B - which need to be mixed together before being applied. We recommend using gloves and eye protection when working with resin, as it can be messy and dangerous if not handled properly. Once the resin is mixed, simply pour it onto the wood surface and spread it evenly with a brush or roller.
The final step is to curing the resin. This typically takes 24-48 hours, during which time the resin will harden into place. Once cured, your wood will be ready for use!