The Taproot
Filling Knots & Cracks With EcoPoxy®!
Did you know our UVPoxy from EcoPoxy fills cracks and knots beautifully? Danny tested it out on the live edge, Black Locust table top!
In fact we’ve been finding lots of cool ways to use it, check out this trophy for the Pacific Links Golf Tournament next month at Bear Mountain Resort. Made with EcoPoxy and the color pigments:
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