Everflow · EF-195Everflow EF-195 low exotherm epoxy casting system

At a glance

SKU
EF-195
Vendor
Everflow
Pour Depth
up to 3 in
UV
Superior Stability
VOC
0 g/L
Coverage
1.5 sq ft at 3 in deep
Working time
60 min at 70°F
Weight
30.3 lb
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Everflow · Deep Pour Epoxy

Everflow EF-195

Low Exotherm Epoxy Casting System

EF-195 is a 100% solids, two-component deep-pour casting epoxy that pours up to 3 inches in a single lift with a long 60-minute work time and excellent bubble release. It offers superior UV stability and 11,900 psi compressive strength, and when properly mixed and cured it meets CFIA requirements for direct food contact, and CFIA and USDA requirements for indirect food contact.

$219.00

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  • CFIA Direct Food Contact Meets CFIA requirements for direct food contact when mixed and cured properly
  • LEED v4 Low-Emitting SCAQMD Method 304-91
  • Zero VOC Zero VOC
  • ASTM Tested Full test data on the TDS
  • Family-Run Since 2004 20+ years in the trade
At a glance

Everflow EF-195

EF-195 is Everflow's 100% solids deep-pour casting epoxy, a two-component, crystal-clear resin that casts up to 3 inches in a single lift for river tables, encapsulations, and molds. Built for woodworkers and resin artists, its long 60-minute working time and low mixed viscosity flow around complex shapes and release trapped air for a clean, void-free casting.

You may know this one as MPC-195. Same casting system, renamed to Everflow.

3"
POUR DEPTH
In a single lift
11,900
PSI
Compressive strength
60
MIN WORK TIME
Time to place and detail
0
G/L VOC
Zero-VOC formula
What makes it work

Built for deep, crystal-clear casting

EF-195 casting epoxy finish transition detail
Deep-pour casting up to 3 inches
Cast thick river-table pours, encapsulations, and molds in a single lift instead of building up thin layers.
Superior UV stability
Stays clearer and resists ambering better than ordinary casting epoxies, keeping art and tabletops looking new.
Long work time, crystal clear
A 60-minute working time and low mixed viscosity flow into tight crevices with excellent bubble release.
Zero VOC
A true 0 g/L VOC formula that is LEED v4 low-emitting and friendlier for indoor studios and workshops.
Hard and polish-ready
11,900 psi compressive strength and 80 to 85 Shore D give a hard, durable casting that sands and polishes clean.
Meets direct and indirect food-contact requirements
When properly mixed and cured, EF-195 meets CFIA requirements for direct food contact, and CFIA and USDA requirements for indirect food contact.
Planning the job

Coverage and cure.

Per 3-gallon kit.

Deep pour3 inch
~1.5
sq ft per kit

Cure at 68°F

Working time 60 min at 70°F
72 to 96 hrDry to touch
About 7 daysFull cure

Warmer temperatures speed this up; cooler temperatures slow it down.

PHYSICAL AND CHEMISTRY
Solids content 100% by weight
Chemistry 2-component epoxy casting resin, clear
UV stability Superior versus typical casting epoxies
Finish / gloss 92.8 GU at 60 degrees, high-gloss clear
Color Clear, tintable with pigment or metallic packs
Viscosity Part A 1,900 to 2,200 cps, Part B 150 to 250 cps
MECHANICAL
Compressive strength 11,900 psi (ASTM D695)
Hardness 80 to 85 Shore D (ASTM D2240)
APPLICATION AND CURE
Max pour depth 3 inch (3000 mils) per lift
Working time 60 min at 70 degrees F, 50% RH
Cure at 68 degrees F Dry to touch 72 to 96 hr, full about 7 days
Coverage About 1.5 sq ft at 3 inch per 3-gallon kit
Application Pour into mold, wait 15 to 20 min, torch at 45 degrees to release bubbles, seal porous material first
COMPLIANCE
VOC 0 g/L (zero-VOC, LEED v4 low-emitting)
Food contact Meets CFIA requirements for direct food contact, and CFIA and USDA requirements for indirect food contact
Shelf life 1 year unopened, store 59 to 86 degrees F
Kit to floor

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In the kit

  • 3-gallon kit: 7.56 L clear resin (Part A) plus 3.78 L hardener (Part B)
  • Clear base, tintable with pigment or metallic packs, sold separately

Pairs with

Color EF-195 with Latux pigment or metallic packs, seal porous wood, bark, or inclusions before you cast, and finish sun-exposed pieces with a UV-stable topcoat, since epoxy can amber under prolonged UV.

1Prep the slab
2Base coat You are here
Everflow EF-195
$219.00This item
3Add a lookoptional
4Topcoatfor UV or extra gloss
5Tools
Latux flat squeegee for epoxy floors, red rubber blade on a black steel backing with Latux badge
Latux Flat Squeegee
$35.00
How deep can I pour EF-195 in one lift?

Up to 3 inches (3000 mils) per pour. For thicker projects, pour in multiple lifts, allowing each to firm up first. A 3-gallon kit yields about 1.5 sq ft at the full 3 inch depth.

Will EF-195 turn yellow over time?

It's formulated for superior UV stability and resists ambering far better than ordinary casting epoxies, so castings stay clearer and look new longer. For pieces in constant intense sunlight, a UV-stable topcoat adds extra protection.

What is the working time and how long does it take to cure?

You get a long 60-minute working time at 70°F. At 68°F it's dry to the touch in 72 to 96 hours, with full chemical cure in about 7 days. Deep pours and cooler temps extend these times.

What can I make with EF-195?

It's built for river tables, embedding and encapsulation, jewelry, and fine arts and crafts, any project that needs a thick, clear, durable casting.

Is EF-195 food-safe?

When properly mixed and cured, EF-195 meets CFIA requirements for direct food contact, and CFIA and USDA requirements for indirect food contact and use in food plants. Because results depend on correct mixing and curing by the user, each finished piece should be assessed individually.

How do I get a bubble-free, clear casting?

Mix Part A and Part B for no more than 1 minute on a low-speed drill, pour into your mold, wait 15 to 20 minutes, then lightly pass a propane torch over the surface at a 45° angle. Seal porous wood with a thin coat first to prevent outgassing.

How is EF-195 different from EF-191?

EF-195 is a deep-pour casting resin (up to 3 inches) with superior UV stability for river tables and art. EF-191 is a countertop coating for thinner pours up to 1/4” on counters and bar tops.

Does EF-195 come in colors?

It's clear out of the kit and fully tintable. Add Latux pigment to create custom colors and effects.

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