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I honestly have no idea what you are planning so as it stands it sounds awful and would certainly turn off buyers . Why try this finish on a coffee table first to see how you like it 7500 is a lot of money to spend on spec.

Horrible idea. The stainless top will flex, and when it does the epoxy will crack. Water gets into the cracks and discolors and the stainless steel oxidizes in a spider-web or cracks.

And Naturalist is completely wrong about epoxy. It does not resist scratching well at all, and it is very, very easily damaged by heat.

How do I know the above? I used to go to a bar/restaurant that installed copper tops and epoxied over them. Every one cracked when it flexed, and a pizza pan melted itself to the epoxy on the bar. The copper was expensive, and they ruined it. It would have looked so much better if they'd left it bare.

I have been researching epoxy countertops on Youtube for some time. Some of them look amazing! I am an avid diyer. The thing is, I have only found one example online where someone actually purchased a kit and did it themselves. And it didnt turn out as expected... There is one company that I am aware of that does classes to teach the technique. I suggest doing it on a
a piece of mdf for practice first or taking a class.

You might give West System Epoxy a call. They should be able to definitively answer all your questions—and sell you very high quality material if you decide to go ahead with this project.

https://www.westsystem.com/