I built a bunch of concrete countertops and almost did a slurry mix and sealer until I seen this video. I think I'll try this on one of my extra pieces first but looks really cool!! Thanks for this!! I'll be ordering some of that epoxy from you!
Wanna do this on my concrete countertop.. Have been looking everywhere but it seems Malaysia doesn't have one contractor to do this just yet. Tried to order on ur website but it only caters delivery in US.. 😅 Finger crossed for my husband hoping he will be able to recreate this masterpiece
reminded me of Voldemort for some reason lol, breathtaking though great gob. I'm gonna make make homemade dumbbells of concrete and coat it with epoxy. Never touched epoxy but hope I don't mess up
Do you have any recommendations for an exterior epoxy? I have a concrete countertop in our grill area that is 85% covered and gets minimal direct sun exposure. I am hoping epoxy is a good option. If not, does anyone have any recommendations of what to use?
What if my concrete is lumpy after sanding with 60 grit? It’s smooth, but not level. What can I use to level it? I already did my rapid set, I followed these steps in your video, however, it dried rigid, after sanding its lumpy and 60 grit is not removing the lumps at all.
What could you do in place of the colored sealant layer? Can you just go in with the flood coat and colors? Can you do so over an already sealed concrete countertop? Also, I understand that the epoxy makes a food safe service does the color spray paint change that?
Hi great video. A few years ago I applied an ardex Skim coat onto MDF as counters and typed it with a sealer. I'd like to epoxy over the Skim. Can I just apply a primer then epoxy? What prep work is needed before applying the primer?
I love this concept. We are buying a house with what I believe is this countertop surface over concrete, but I don"t really like the color they chose. Can the flood coat be removed and another color poured in its place?
If you wanted your concrete to look like the Black Galaxy Granite you did over MDF, would you put the black base paint over the sealant coat, or would you paint before the sealant coat?
I poured my concrete counter tops a few years ago and I just buffed with clear coat. How much do I need to sand it down? As far as a seal coat I can use the epoxy and any color I want? And how many flood coats? I have a large countertop to cover. BTW thanks this is awesome I cant wait to get started!
I bought a house with epoxy over concrete countertops. I think they weren’t done quite right. I don’t think they used a bonding agent or skim coat and the epoxy is chipping on the edges and corners, especially across the front section of the sink. Is it possible to now cut out the section in front of the sink for an apron sink to avoid chipping in that area in the future? I am planning to resurface with epoxy and will need to pull up what is there. No idea what issues I will entail but at this point my biggest concern is removing the section of concrete in front of the sink without cracking or breaking what stays. Any chance of doing a video on how to do such a process? I’ve searched and searched and have not yet found a helpful video.
Great question Anthony! Here is a link to our products page: www.stonecoatcountertops.com/countertop-epoxy also please feel free to call us anytime and we are more than happy to assist you. (541) 450-1976 What project are you planning?
Hi,I have concrete kitchen cabinets for my bbq.I want to make it epoxy but the surface is not smooth and flat.what do you suggest to fix the surface first? Thanks!
Big Problem, ur Method will peeling soon, YOU MUST USE CONCRETE BONDING ADHESIVE” because concrete contain dust in the surface and easy for any paint to be peeling.
Yr project on concrete is bulb on in my mind get an idea for my limestone where there are a lot on retained Wall and other inside stairway I am now thinking abt for sure it's lovely wow Thank for yr suggestion Definitely I LL do that and hope I do I will send yu picture in future I know my skill with mind of artistic type will best one ok LMGWALLSYSTEMS Larry
The product seems great but the technician was so unorganized and extremely sloppy. Sitting items all over the place and not cleaning his work area. Slightly unprofessional.