Because my slab was so delicate, I opted to use a Dremel Versa Power Scrubber with a scrubbing brush to clean the edges of the slab. To do this, it was super important to clean up the live edges of any debris or dirt that could float or break away during the pour. First step in this process was to prep my slab for the resin pour. If you do not have these tools available to you, please check out my DIY Resin River Table project, which specializes in building a river table in a small space with limited tools.ġ. * These are tools that are optional for this build. (use code “DIYHUNTRESS” for 20% off MAS Epoxies + free shipping) (w/ Scrubbing Detail Brush & Kitchen Scour Pads) Obviously I thought it would be awesome to make a glow in the dark table, because our old table was not lighting up my life (somebody stop me). We have had a temporary coffee table in our apartment since we moved in, and I wanted to replace it with something “lit” (see what I did there?). I have been heart-eye emoji’ing this one particular piece of lumber in my workshop from Jeff Mack Supply for a while now just waiting for the perfect project for it. Want to see this project in action? Check it out on YouTube! For my full disclosure & sponsorship policy, click here. This project is sponsored by The Home Depot and is part of the ProSpective program. How To Make A Glow In The Dark Resin Table Pretty cool, huh? I’ve been wanting to make a glow in the dark resin table ever since stumbling upon one on Instructables and I am SO excited that I finally got to make it happen! Ready to see how? Okay, I know what you’re thinking… “not another resin river table“! But, hear me out! This one is pretty epic… this one is different than my last river coffee table, because this one GLOWS IN THE DARK.

Epoxy glow in the dark table