If you do end up needing a lot the best prices I have seen are from Kleer Koat. The company also has good customer service and their tech department was very helpful.



I have heard that all of these bar top epoxies are formulated exactly the same so I don't think you'd need to worry about one being cheaper than the other.



Did you find an online description of the two-pot mixing method? It might be nice to link it here in case others want to try it. I found one once but did not save it and have not had a reason to go find it again.



White birch is not very porous and makes for a nice substrate for this material. You might not even need much of a seal coat with what you are doing. Radial sawn red oak is a lot more difficult to pour over in case you're thinking of trying that.



Really looking forward to your pictures.
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Currently keeping a small collection of various Gonyosoma. Both G. janseni and G. oxycephala.

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