• High-Quality Materials: Epoxy tables often use high-quality,
  clear epoxy resin. Premium epoxy brands can be costly. Additionally, the wood
  used for live-edge slabs, especially exotic or rare wood species, can also be
  expensive.
• Skilled Labor: Crafting an epoxy table requires skill and
  expertise. Skilled artisans spend a significant amount of time in the design,
  preparation, pouring, and finishing processes to create a flawless and durable
  product.

• The quality of the epoxy resin and the wood used for the
  table's base are crucial factors. High-quality epoxy resin that is
  UV-resistant, heat-resistant, and scratch-resistant will contribute to the
  table's durability. Likewise, using strong and well-prepared wood, such as
  hardwoods, for the table base can enhance its overall strength.

• Wipe down the table with simple green
  on a cloth, rinse the cloth thoroughly with clean water.
• Wipe the table again with the clean,
  damp cloth to remove any soap residue.
• Immediately dry the table with a
  separate dry, lint-free cloth to prevent water spots or streaks.