Hey guys I have a suggestion for you. When you apply the under coat to the bottom of the countertop, apply the topcoat as well. That will help the home owner with cleaning, especially if they have children. 😉 Keep up your videos. You got this!!!
Thanks for always making so many detailed videos! I love when you actually show all Products used in more detail so non construction people can figure it out. All the measurements of boards for under the cabinets and sink placements are so amazing.
Nice job in raising the worktops... I might have been tempted to add some draws in that extra space and take the backsplash to the end, to finish it off. I was amazed at the results pouring three different shades and hand blending them made.
Getting ready to epoxy bathroom walls and kitchen counters in my 100 yr old childhood home I'm restoring. This is perfect, thank you for the massive time spent making this video. A terrific gift of information I sorely need. And ii call it a multi tool and #1 and #2 are a draw....both georgous.
The bearded magical kitchen fairy did an incredible job!! 🧚♂️ I recognized the 'this could be a finish on its own" before the light black lines!! 👏👏 Luc, flip flops can work, just use press and seal wrap overtop!! Just ask Rhonda!! 🤣
You did a mixture of white dye then white-metalic. How did you get the White-Metalic color? I dont see a white-metalic dye option on the website 😕 Help! lol.
I did a practice surface with a white tinted and black tinted epoxy and I have a lot of fisheyes. For 2nd coat, do I do same as you did here and do clear coat? Or do I do 2nd coat with same technique and colors I used the first time…
I've been using the Kreg jig ever since I bought one of the first ones at a wood working seminar in Grand rapids. It is made of aircraft aluminum with the steel inserts. I've had it for over 30 years and still use it at times. I also use a biscuit joiner on all of my glue ups. The universal tool is my "magic" tool..
You are amazing !!! I have never seen such detailed information as you explained it with extraordinary professionalism!!!! Incredible stunning artwork!!!!!
@@StoneCoatCountertops probably 3/4 of a year. Just got my second shipment in from SC, and the tracksaw attachment. It's go time in the next few weeks. About 40 sq ft. Kitchen w/island, two baths. Nervous, but committed.
Portland . I really love the videos and been watching them for quite sometime now however since I’m no handyman I’m afraid I’ll screw it up this is why I haven’t purchased from your page I guess I lack the confidence. I really would like to do my 2 bathrooms and my ugly granite countertops
I really like your work. It was very informative and I am a new fan of epoxy counter-tops, and concrete driveways. Thank you for sharing this video with the world!!! The best part was seeing the owners of the house. I subscribed you deserve, and I liked. I will check out any other vids you uploaded. Now that you are an established rich business man send me some of your work shirts, work sweaters size Large and XL so I can advertise here in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Thank you for this video. Moving to my new place in less than a month, and definitely will be doing these exact (almost) epoxy counter tops in my kitchen and baths. I love the subtle differences in the whites that give it a stunningly beautiful, classic look. I will look for a color other than black for doing the veins, as I want the contrast to be very, very subtle. Beautiful work!!
Please do a video of a plain white countertop. No metallic bling, no man made dark lines. Just super basic solid white for modern kitchens. How do they look?
I love the look of this countertop, as it flows naturally. My question is how do you prevent dust particles from getting into the epoxy while drying? Thank you for sharing your expertise and artistic expressions.
I tend to use an alternating system to add strength and security. I put bottom pieces from one wall and add the piece to continue the run. I do dowels (usually 4) equally spaced, and then insert a biscuit in between each of the dowels (3). then I lay the 90 degree piece the same way. Once it is set, I reverse order of pieces laid so that the first L joint is being covered by the second tier, and then the second L joint is created not in the same spot. very strong!!
Looks great as usual TU! But using white will make the yellowing come out as it ages. Heard they might have some new material to prevent that. Just finished mine countertops with a Uba Tuba effect. Thanks ... for making that possible ...
Im getting ready to redo the kitchen countertops and level a high top bar with the existing height of the counter top. I really like the almost satin like finish. Looks like real quartz. I'm going to order this same product colors, and top coat.
You guys are awesome your work is very professional I wish you lived near me, I have black granite and would love to change it to this white design!! so if your ever in Northern Ireland let me know!!! I know I'm only dreaming. Sincerely Very well done an excellent job 💙 and your both so happy at your work, 😊 God bless
What an incredible instruction vid. Just today I saw a random countertop on an advertisement that was selling a computer, but it was the counter that caught my eye. Now I want to make a similar thing. The counter was a soft whitish marble with occasional soft grey lines - very simple. But the backsplash was an I credible variation with pieces in a herringbone pattern. One piece was the color of the counter, sometimes the whitish background with little to no grey marbling, and other times more grey marbling, while some alternate pieces had a slight soft blush/pinkish tone here and there The pattern and streaks placed at opposite positions of the whitish marble, and occasional pinkish tone here and there was stunning. I'm thinking all the pre-cut herringbone pieces could be lined up and expoxied, then glued in place on a moveable surface and sealed, and then the whole thing applied on the backsplash. Am I right?
How do you make a solid slab backsplash? MDF? Foam insulation panels? This is the look I want over my stained granite countertops inherited when I bought a pre owned home. Beautiful epoxy carrera marble.
You should redo a faded shower. I did mine with Rust-Oleum tube and tile spray cans. 90% satisfied with it but had tones of strips to sand and buff out. Next I'm going to do my bathroom counter top and I started to think maybe I should do both with the granite paint and epoxy to match
Hey any chance you can do another video on how to make new countertops that will hold an undermount sink? This one is fantastic, but I because it's such a unique kitchen I feel like there's lots of extra steps that make it seem hard to do. But I REALLY want to try this for my galley kitchen.
@@StoneCoatCountertops Seems like the older homes did that a lot. It looks much better leveled up to the other counter. Yes I remodeled my masterbath with a new 61 inch cabinet and made my own counter with MDF and Stonecoat Epoxy with a rock edge. I am in a 1995 manufactured home so not everything is level but I can honestly say I'm am proud of my work. Stonecoat is all that I will use whether for remodeling or for crafts. Thanks for all you do. I am always looking forward to new videos to watch. See you on the next one Mitch. 😊
Absolutely beautiful update for your friends kitchen. You make these projects look sooo easy; you have the necessary tools & know how. Where are you located? Pls come update my laminate kitchen countertop.
You do amazing counter top designs to look like natural stone but Could you do a video on a round table with a design for it to look like a petrified tree.
Hey Mitch , I typically do Tumblers and Mold casting using Stone Coat and Love Your products and Videos! I’ve decided to go All in and Epoxy Moms Kitchen Counter Tops , a-little intimating for such a Large project but Excited.. Can you suggest what Best epoxy Products I will need ? Sealer? Thanks in Advance
Man, I wish I could shadow you guys. If you are ever in Las Cruces NM, let me know...military just moved me here and I have a 1970s house that requires a ton of Stone Coat Epoxy.
Beautiful job and great video. What are the two raised areas with boards on the underside for? One is painted white and the other is painted grey. Also, why didn't you use tape on the edges and then remove it to allow the epoxy to spill over? Most of your videos I've seen do that. Please explain why you would or wouldn't do this step, so I can be sure to do it right for my project. TiA
