5 Amazing DIY Glow in the Dark Epoxy Table Tutorials

In this article, I share 5 simple DIY glow in the dark epoxy table tutorials. Get the tips and guidance you need to make your epoxy table glow.

Even if you don’t need to make an epoxy glow table, the DIY tips in these tutorials can be applied to any epoxy project.

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DIY Glow Tables (Video Guide)
1 – DIY Epoxy Bar Top that Glows
2 – Glowing Epoxy Dining Table
3 – Epoxy Seashell Table
4 – Epoxy Ocean Table
5 – Glowing Epoxy River Rock Table

Video Guide: DIY Glow in the Dark Epoxy Tables

There are several things which are difficult to fully explain with words and images, so be sure to check out the video tutorial below.

1. DIY Live Edge Epoxy Bar Top

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Fluorescent Blue Glow Powder

This outdoor live edge epoxy river glow in the dark table is made with reclaimed Cypress wood.
The bottom epoxy layer was mixed with fluorescent blue glow in the dark powder, or photoluminescent powder, and filled half of the resin river.
Blue acrylic rocks cover the first layer and embedded in translucent epoxy.

2. Glow in the Dark Epoxy Resin Dining Table

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Fluorescent Blue Glow Powder

If you want unique dining table made with live edge wood slabs, this DIY Walnut Glow in the Dark Table fits the bill.
The first epoxy layer contains fluorescent blue glow powder mixed with epoxy and the second layer contains clear epoxy resin.
Furthermore, the clear epoxy resin allows most of the live edge to remain visible.

3. Epoxy Seashell Table

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Neutral Aqua Glow Powder

Do you wish you could take part of the beach with you after a vacation? If so, this DIY epoxy seashell table that glows is for you.
First, the seashell resin table features reclaimed cypress wood, neutral aqua glow in the dark powder, and embedded seashells.
When the lights go off, this table comes to life.
Also, it is a great project to put your seashell collection to use.

4. Epoxy Ocean Table with Glowing Epoxy

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Fluorescent Green Glow Powder

First, this DIY epoxy ocean table resembles the emerald green and blue water of Destin, Florida (my home).
It contains green glow in the dark powder, a layer of beach sand, real sand dollars, and clear epoxy resin on top.
In addition, white resin inlays fill wood voids in the reclaimed cypress wood.

5. Glowing Epoxy River Rock Table

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Fluorescent Blue Glow Powder

This epoxy river table with rocks that glows resembles the first table on this list.
Moreover, it features a fluorescent blue epoxy river with embedded rocks.
It fits well as a coffee table or couch table.
In addition, this river table is made with reclaimed cypress wood.

BONUS Project: Glow in the Dark Epoxy Surfboard Wall Hanger

Deep Pour Epoxy Resin
Fluorescent Blue Glow Powder

This surfboard towel hook adds a beach vibe to a bathroom or pool area.
Both the surfboard fin and surfboard are made with epoxy resin.
Additionally, blue fluorescent glow powder makes the surfboard glow in the dark.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I hope this article provided you with ideas, inspiration, and instruction on how to build a glow in the dark epoxy table with confidence.
Also, please drop a comment below if you have any questions.

How long does glow in the dark epoxy last?

Most glow in the dark powder mixed with epoxy last roughly 6 hours.Most glow in the dark powder mixed with epoxy last roughly 6 hours.

How many times can glow in the dark powder be charged?

Glow in the dark powder can be recharged millions of times and retain 95% of it’s glow after 20 years.

What is the best way to charge glow powder and phosphorescent pigment?

UV flashlights or sunlight produces charge glow powder and pigments best.

How do you make glow in the dark epoxy?

Glow in the dark epoxy is made by mixing phosphorescent pigment (glow in the dark powder) with epoxy resin.