I completed the art coat on a 6 chair dining table. Wood not laminate on this one. Turned out really good. i didn't pour though i like messing with the spray technique you showed us. im getting really interesting lacing that would look even better over a pour but i haven't go there yet. I need to sell some of these projects first.
I’m working on a countertop and island for a friend, my second big project. I just got the black layer down. The Exotic pour is tomorrow. I watch this video everyday so that I don’t miss a step or forget to do something. This product is awesome and it makes me look like I’m some kind of kitchen remodel artist. Thanks.
You fellas always say no skills are needed but there is definitely experience and skills coming out on some of them beutiful pieces yall come out with! I really like the colors and look of that piece. Edges are the toughest part to get to look natural with out the drip line flow over
The key to the High Deff edges is the tape dam. Wait 3-3.5 hours from mixing to remove then the edges turn out killer. It is easy!!!! Just try out color combos on smaller projects, the exotic pour technique makes epoxy pros out of anyone, just don't mix that bucket before pouring. Thanks so much for watching, have you been able to work with Stone Coat Epoxy yet?
OMG I can’t wait to do my first epoxy countertop project with stone cold epoxy materials! My only wonder is what do you do with the drip edge over the edges on the bottom line do you just send them off or grind them off flush to the bottom edge? Or do you just leave the drips natural around the bottom edge and not clean it up to make smooth?
If I did an edge with more detail, such as a double ogee, would I tape the entire edge until 2 hours after pouring and then release all the tape at once?@@StoneCoatCountertops
This product works like "liquid silk". This is the new way, must-have in renovating kitchens and bathrooms for sure. I've done so many tops and walls in my house, I think my friends think I own a rock quarry. I love marble and granite but not the price, Stone Coat gets me there at fractions of the price. I've learned so much from your videos, they bring out the artist in us. I'm now getting requests from people who see what I've done. You guys rock and I love your energy, your crew are so upbeat and it gets me going. 'Love u guys!!! From British Columbia Canada.
Okay--I saw this and I'm finally convinced. I am remodeling a small bathroom, and this is the exact look I want for the counter. Going to give it a go and if all goes well, I'm redoing the kitchen counters with Stone Coat, too. Pray for me, lol; it will be my first time!
I've been doing counters for over 30 years...I really like this idea...It's a nice Tweener...Tween solid surface/laminate/stone... I would use a black wood edgeband or something exotic and clear coated Wenge, Zebra Wood, etc ...That would soften the look a bit.
@@mitchquist Just for floors, with the A - B mixes. None of my customers have been that daring...They want granite or quartz...I am semi retiring now, so I think this would be a nice niche business in my area for counter top renovations and small top (vanities) renewals...:)...
@@mitchquist I started watching early this year, February I think. I was so inspired by Mike that I have been all in since. I've watched so many SCC videos and learned so much. Thank you guys for your inspiration and work. Also have to shout out to RK3 Designs as well!
@@mitchquist My Husband bought some awhile ago, I'm a furniture flipper, so my favorite is to use it on creating tops for antique furniture, I have used it several times on antique dressers and nightstands, but my best are old treadle sewing machines using it on the tops. turned into bathroom vanities with vessel sinks.. and now antiques turned coffee bars as they have become popular.
Thanks for watching Hip Hop. How long have you been watching Stone Coat on RU-vid, I've seen you in the comments before! Thanks for taking the time to drop a comment, it really helps the video!
My husband and I did our laminate kitchen counter tops this past weekend. Thanks to your step by step instructions and videos, they turned out beautifully!! Your product is fantastic!
This is the best comment I've read today!!!! Thank so much for taking the time to share your testimonial with us. We truly couldn't be happier you were able to renew your old laminate with our epoxy. Was it your first time working with epoxy before?
@@lorizaringer9924 yes and no. My husband had the hard part...prepping. I did the pouring. Only advice is make sure you have enough product. I had to order another gallon of the epoxy mix to do the clear coat, once I had done my color coat.
Beautiful pour as always, Mitch! I received a message about a bid last night and she wanted to send me a video of what they were thinking. It's this one. So great meeting you last week and learning all that you taught us!!!
I'm totally happy I found you guys on here. Watched your videos. Ordered my Stone Coat. Got it done it and LOVE it. Thanks a thousand! My kitchen counter tops are AWESOME!
Judy, this is the best comment I've read so far! Thanks so much for the great testimonial of our products! We told you from the beginning - You Got This!!!!!
That looks amazing! This is the colors and design I want for my formica countertops. You went so in depth that I feel I’ll be able to do this now. Thanks so much!
I'm really glad I came across your videos. Been watching non stop for about a month. Gave it a shot on my diy made, mdf island counter. Unfortunately due to operator error, ended up a disaster. Going to order another kit and give it another shot. Fun to do, and now that I know what I did wrong, should make for a great project. Thanks guys for all your time and effort!
@@StoneCoatCountertops I think I should be good this time around. Went back and watched a couple hundred hours of your videos to make sure I have w plan ahead of time. You guys do great work, inspires alot of people to get into diy projects!
@@danny51577 Wow you did your research!!! We're glad the videos have helped you that's the whole goal! Thank you for your kind words and support, let us know how it turns out. You Got This!
This would look amazing for a desk or credenza. It would also be pretty slick for a corner table to fill the gap between a sofa and love seat. So many possibilities . . .
Great ideas! Currently this table is sitting right next to Mitch's desk looking as pretty as the day he poured it! Thanks for watching, have you worked with our epoxy yet for a project?
@@StoneCoatCountertops I am currently modeling everything out in Sketchup and tweaking the designs. Then I price out the hardware and angle iron so I can weld together the framework . . . basically the frame would have the look of wrought iron fencing, with the shelving and desktop consisting of the epoxy slabs.
Lol Mitch. Still the same ol Frickin Mitch. You are doing amazing, I'm so happy that you found something you love doing bro. I'm going to grab some myself after we change our cabinets.
Looks awesome. I have been working with epoxy on a small scale and I have been asked to do some counter tops but I am not confident enough to do them. I have done one of my work table tops. It turned out ok. My wife want me to try our bathroom counter top. I told her that would be a lot of work and money if it didn’t come out right. Love your work
No balls no glory, go for it. You got her permission, that's 90% of it. Good luck my friend. I'm going to do it while my wife's away at her mothers. I'm the one that will need luck too. ;)
Haha! Glad we were able to make a believer out of you! lol It's fun to see how it turns out once it comes out of that exotic pour bucket. It's always unique every time
I was a little nervous mixing that green in but was super happy with the results! The exotic pour technique makes an epoxy pro out of anyone, its a super easy way to make a countertop.
RIght now it is next to Mitch's desk being used as his second desk holding new products to test! Looking as pretty as the day he poured it! How long have you been watching Stone Coat on RU-vid?
@@donnap587 don't watch them then, no one cares what you think. These guys are going to all the effort to film and edit there work so have a little respect.
My question is, is it time to mix parts A and B, then mix with the paint, and return to the big bucket. isn't it too long to start curing, right?? I did this, and mine started to harden.
I am planning on doing my kitchen this summer, and started watching your videos last year. I have 3 projects to tackle: Approx 40 sf of epoxy. 2 projects same color scheme. 1 project, adding one more paint color. #1) A painted 5' 3" L x 2' W waist-high buffet, The top only will be done to match the teal-ish blue and white walls. I like this Granite- type of design in this video, only with blue, white, grey, brick colors.. (I have a brick fireplace, as well as a river rock fireplace) tie it in with both. It's a 1900s N.E. farmhouse that I am attempting to modernize inside a bit... #2) The second project will be more challenging. Apprix. 24 sf Kitchen Island countertop with 4"×4" ceramic grouted TILE on top. Sink and stove installed, leave in place? Remove? NOT level! It slopes 3/4" over 7 feet. Do you have a flow- time extender? My concern is that the epoxy will flow to one side before hardening. Q: CAN I POUR OVER THE TILE/GROUT? DO I HAVE TO STRIP THE TILE OFF THE COUNTER? THE GROUT SITS SLIGHTLY LOWER THAN THE TILE, WILL THIS MAKE A DIFFERENCE?? 🤔 I'm wondering if the slight depressions where the grout is between tiles will help HOLD the epoxy, preventing flow to the lower area? Can I set wooden "dams" and remove them at the 2 hour mark, allowing the epoxy to semi harden, but still flow into a crevice left by a "dam", thereby controlling flow? The approach for both will be the same I'm assuming? #3) Small wheeled cart. (6 sf) No problem here, no questions.
Really glad I found this page, I have been wanting to try epoxy for awhile now... where I live there's really no epoxy service in the area, so I'd like to possibly take advantage of that once I'm comfortable with doing it!
@@StoneCoatCountertops I have been watching for about six or seven months now. Our benches need doing but we have a ridge higher than the round edge so this is confusing how to make it level hmmm
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to know. Just one question. How do you catch the run off/dripped off epoxy? Painter floor liner type stuff? Then what? The garbage or keep it in a bucket for other projects?
I just subscribed, your videos make us want to epoxy everything in our house! 😁 Great instructions on your channel btw, can’t wait to make our first tabletop.
Thanks Wayne! I see you in the comments all the time. We appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment! It really helps the videos grow! Use coupon code *scc21* to save 20% off your entire order!!!
My counter tops are fake tiles with indentations between each tile. How to fill those in? It’s also a countertop that’s attached to walls so give me some tips here! Love the way this turned out,
Hey Mike, You got this. I have been watching some of your videos on river tables and wanting to try my hand at doing one if I can locate some slabs of walnut or cedar. I enjoy your videos and feel that I have learned a lot from them. Thanks for all the info that you are giving all of us out here watching and not only making these projects look easy but fun too. David
I'm 90%sure I've seen this table done before... unless Mitch decided he liked the last one so much he wanted to do it again. But I've definitely seen him do a store night white table before.
Thanks for watching so many of our videos! We appreciate you! Here is the other video Mitch coated over one of these insanely white coffee tables ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W4aYPTvY04M.html Let us know which color you like better!?!?!
Cool idea, as long as the pvc doesn't flex a ton and you rough up any glossy area you should be ok. Before applying to a large project, do a small test to see if what you are thinking will work out. Let me know if you have any questions
