Hey Mike, I have a suggestion... I want to build an overlay over a stainless steel prep table. I have a 2'×4' and a 2'×6'. Can you do a video on that? 😁 I have an idea how to. Just not the know how. Hope you help me out? I will become a customer really soon. I promise. 👊😝
When I was little and would watch Bob Ross take a beautiful painting and start adding random brush strokes, I would shout "stop! you're ruining it" But then he would have a beautiful field of happy little trees. Watching Mike work and you would think he is ruining a beautiful counter top by adding more color but then it turns out beautiful. Mike, you sir are the Bob Ross of Epoxy.
This is 100% facts! Great comment here! Mike has been working with epoxy the better part of his adult life and shows just how easy working with epoxy is.
Yes... Mike IS the Bob Ross of epoxy! I've been doing a bit of pour painting and it's real similar to how Mike applies epoxy. Love watching his videos!!
Perfect home for Stone Coat Epoxy, you can go right over your old tops with no demo. Sometimes removing the countertops in a modular home can lead to tons of rebuilding of the cabs. It's best to go right over old tops in a modular. Let me know if you have any questions along the way, I'd love to help get your tops renewed!
saw a different video and wasn't sure how to take this epoxy thing. saw this video and I'm a believer. Thanks for this, it was a masterpiece! Subscribed!
@@mitchquist A couple of months now. I want to get a sample kit to see if I can do what you guys do so I can make some money also. Love the finish product.
My husband and I are wanting to build a house. I can't wait to show him all the things I have learned from you all and how high end your products can look. This is going to be a stunning house, thanks to you guys 💜 😊
Not yet but we will be doing all floors, all counters, and all bathroom shower walls with epoxy. Thanks for the reach out and yes I will be sure to contact you if I got any questions when we start this undertaking.
Just found this channel as I'm building a vanity for one of the bathrooms, and thought about going out and buying an already made countertop, but wanted to see if I could get some ideas for making my own. Well, after finding this channel and viewing this video, I'm going to build my own. Thank you for sharing all the details, very informative and very creative.
@@StoneCoatCountertops Mike to be 100% honest I haven't made a purchase yet but I'm this close. I plan to do the counter tops for my own kitchen and make some for my mother in laws new house for a present. I'll use any left overs to make small vanity tops just to test the local market. and if all goes well I will be sending you a lot of $$
I just filmed a project on site going over a old bathroom countertop with the backsplash and sink in place! Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss that one
Duuuuude!!!!.....I can watch this videos 24/7 and I won't get bored......amazing results every time....even on my first attempt I got it right......don't stop doing this videos......that's an order!!!!!.......LOL!!!
This is EXACTLY the video I needed for the pour I'm about to do. I wanted it to "stay in place" and your suggestion to leave the tape on for 2-3 hours was exactly the key I needed. I've never heard that advice in any of your other videos!!! Thank you!!! I also love how that bright orange turns into a sunny yellow when mixed with white!! Soooo many helpful finalizing tips in this episode too. My favorite video yet!
Honestly, watching these pours and sink cutouts is hypnotizing to me. When I do my projects, I'm going to get StoneCoat Countertop products, film my step by step project, shout out to you guys throughout the entire video and send it to you. I've never done an epoxy pour before but have watched over 100 hours of your videos and feel like I got this. I just purchased my first home and am excited. Thank you for your videos.
@@StoneCoatCountertops ben téşekür ederim epoxy ile şöyle çalıştım küçük şeyler tepsi gibi şeyler yaptım geçen bir bar masası yaptım başarlı oldu mobilya hep boyorum téşekür ederim
Dude you all are living my dream ! Love your work and your teaching, i hope i can get started on my own stone coat tops soon and my oen business as we sell cabinets and vanities every day
I love what you guys do soooo much!!! I wish I had so many more countertops or other projects to do so I can have as much fun as you guys, seeing the beautiful artistic changes that the epoxy and poorer create!!!
Hit up some yard sales, I've coated a bunch of coffee tables and sold them for a profit on the online marketplace! Get paid to play with epoxy!!!! Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for taking the time to comment this really helps the video!
@@mitchquist love this idea!! My only problem is I don't have a shop or garage, and our home is a bit small, so not a lot of working space (and lastly Idaho weather) but I'm sure I could figure something out if I really took the time!!! Thank you!!!
Dear Stone Coat Countertops Recently, I was walking by the graveyard and saw with great sadness that some people do not have a headstone. In my opinion everyone is special and deserve their fame. This gave me an idea to make epoxy Stone Coat tombstones and engrave the name with a CNC and refill it with gold epoxy. To be able to donate a memorial to their deceased loved one at a cheap price. Can you research the possibilities of whether the epoxy is able to withstand elements of nature?
Great idea! I noticed the same thing the other day, my kids wanted to go through an old historic graveyard here in Southern Oregon. The problem you'd run into covering wood with epoxy then putting it outside would be the expansion and contraction of the wood with the elements.
No idea if the epoxy wud last I'm guessing it wud, but concrete with epoxy wud work much better then the wood because of mother nature lol, but you have an amazing idea in general good job
@@travisdopheide6735 Thank you Travis, In the country where I live (Netherlands) you often have a rental grave for no more than 12 years. In my opinion a tombstone of natural stone is unnecessary and expensive, this may be a reason that the grave remains nameless. It would be nice if there would be a product for this purpose and otherwise for 5 years and if necessary we will make a new one for the remaining 5 years.
You got it! Here is a link to one of our older videos showing exactly what you requested! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Rx_lUaXhD5k.html Let me know if you have any questions
@@mitchquist Thanks Mitch. I want to see all those new techniques applied to that old counter top. It was great seeing how much you guys have improved not only your custom countertop process but also seeing how much you guys improved in your video making process. I have watch them quite a bit for about two years without ever doing a project myself. 🙈
I wish I was a part of your team... love watching this because I'm a fan of pour painting. Love to create and experiment which is what this is all about. What a great job you've created... I'm jealous.
@@StoneCoatCountertops no I haven't yet... but I manage my hair salon and I was thinking about doing the counters of the nail stations here. There's only 2 so it wouldn't be too big of a project. I'm wondering though how it would hold up to having acetone spilled on it and acrylic nail liquid... nail polish etc. Maybe put a piece of clear glass on top.
This is the coolest channel! Just found you and I am loving it. It looks so fun and so expensive! You guys do amazing counters, wish I could get some in my house!
I just shot a marble color sample with some of our Pink Metallic powder, it turned out fantastic. That video is still in production and will be dropping soon! I used White Metallic, White Dye, Pearl Metallic, Pink Metallic and a very small amount of Alloy Metallic in an exotic pour and it looked 🔥🔥
I really need you guys to collect the dripped off stuff into a mold/form and give to your local woodturner, or turn it yourself. These bowls etc are amazing. I made myself a "mold" out of 2 cheap metallic bowls (from a set of different sizes). Love your videos, gonna try the same with some leftover e45 the next days. Might order from you depending on shipping costs to germany next time.
I have only a tiny area to do, less than 8 square feet. Hope I can buy small amounts. These are beautiful. I hate the thought that they are going to cut out sink areas!
I need your help...I have a cheap formica countertop in my laundry room that has that typical 4 to 6 inch formica vertical backsplash. I've got this when it comes to the countertop but could use advice re: the vertical portion.
Did my first pour of clear on a 2X4 laundry counter and it turned out great. A little soft after about 3 days but I know it will harden. I will definitely order the UTC soon for when I do my kitchen counters. Watching the amazing exotic pours inspires me to give it a try, although I'm going for marble for my kitchen. I might try an exotic for the bath vanity which now has a cheap, 1/2 inch fake stone, plastic top. It's an under-mount sink and I'm afraid it will still look cheap being so thin so maybe I rebuild it with MDF?! Oh yeah, the vanities you guys just did, I loved the blue veins as well as the fire orange colors...just awesome!
You guys are great! Your videos are inspiring and really fun to watch. Thank you so much for giving me the knowledge and confidence to do this to my own home. I appreciate you guys! ..and Matt gets my beard vote :)
@@StoneCoatCountertops I would love to see u create a wood burl counter top, please! (If u haven’t already and I didn’t find it) Thank you!!! This video was so mesmerizing to watch and turned out beautiful!!!!
Thanks Rosa even though you voted for Matt's beard!!! Here is a woodworking table we did with a live edge slab. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--AmIfEUlKB4.html
I would highly recommend you use pinstripers tape from an auto supply store. It will make it so much easier than just masking tape. You will get much better results when you do your silicone. You guys are great though and I am amazed at what you do.
Loved this tutorial but I am also very curious about the sauna at the end, where did you get it? How to install?, etc.. I have always wanted to put one in my house and would definitely appreciate any info you can provide.
