TotalBoat Fathom Deep Pour
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Technical source ↗Data last verified 2026-09-13Enter your project dimensions to calculate how much epoxy you need, then check the result against verified TotalBoat Fathom pour-depth, mix-ratio and temperature guidance. EpoxyCalc is independent and is not affiliated with or operated by TotalBoat.
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Partial pricing: additional kit sizes may exist without a verified current price. This cost is not used for Best Value or Lowest Waste until pricing is refreshed.
Technical source ↗Data last verified 2026-09-13EpoxyCalc currently catalogs TotalBoat Fathom Deep Pour for river tables, deep pours and mold castings in the US market. These values were last verified on 2026-09-13.
| General max layer | 76 mm / 3.00 in |
|---|---|
| River table / slab planning limit | 51 mm / 2.00 in |
| Mix ratio by volume | 2:1 |
| Mix ratio by weight | 100:44 |
| Application temperature | 16–27 °C |
| Working time | 240–360 min |
| Cure guidance | 120–240 h |
Calculate the cavity volume from length, width and pour depth, then add a practical waste allowance. The calculator above shows the raw volume and planned purchase quantity in Metric or Imperial units.
The verified TotalBoat guidance stored by EpoxyCalc is not one generic number for every project. River tables and slab pours use a conservative 2 inch limit, while larger castings can be planned up to 3 inches under the published guidance. Temperature and total project mass still matter.
The current verified data records 2:1 by volume and 100:44 by weight. Do not switch between those measurement methods unless the current product instructions explicitly support it. For exact batch splitting, use the resin and hardener ratio calculator.
This calculator is an independent planning tool. Before ordering, mixing or pouring, re-check the current TotalBoat product page and technical instructions, especially when your project is close to a published depth or temperature limit.
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