I totally like the dispersed effect with the iso propyl that is how I like it 👀😳😊I was watching the video of 05/11/2023 and it recommend to watch this video next so I’m here supporting the channel watching the entire video and giving like and comment and sharing with friends and family Saludos!!!👋👋😃👋
This is beautiful! I sorta liked it before you sprayed it the first time but the cells are interesting. I'd be the one who would want a controlled spray with the Isopropyl alcohol in small areas. This might be a great option for us - hubby loves stone that leans brown and I love marble and stones that lean gray....
I swear you guys make it look so easy..lol But results are beautiful. I like the less cell look for the counter top. But I do like the cells more on floors.
Love this look. If I wanted to do just a top of the table could I wait for the epoxy to cure a little more so that it does not drip but is not fully cured?
We've made the kits DIY friendly with step by step tutorial videos that show you how to install! And sample kits also so you can see how easy it is before purchasing a full kit.
@@cristalbencosme6821 I've attempted epoxy a few times. It's an art for sure. It's easy to do and also easy to screw up. BUT... I'm very picky so that's part of the issue as well.
They literally take the screwing up part out of it. Their kits are great. I have only done epoxy 1 time on roughly 80 sq ft of counter space and I followed their instructions 100% and it came out amazing.
@@stelthy3450 I would like to redo my sinks in the master bath. They need a color change and I can't just buy another sick because they are a unique shape and length that places just don't sell. I will give the smaller one a go and hope it's good and if it is... I can tackle the big one!
The finished product is beautiful, but I wish you would have addressed the problem of staining with epoxy. Even leaving a coffee cup that leaves a ring stains permanently, not to mention wine. Do you have a resolution for that? Also, it's handy to line the bottom of the counter edges with packing tape and that way you don't have to wait and continually walk around scraping the bottom.
Kyle has got this down! Ive watched all your videos multiple times and this one ranks at the top. Those subtle veins can be tough to create sometimes and you guys nailed it! Really gorgeous result and this is the type of patterns/colors I get asked most for. I'd love to see more! Thanks for putting out these tutorials for us.
This is so awesome! Exactly the Top I would like to do! Problem is, that I live in Germany and I don’t know if I can get your sets here. So question would be, could I follow the same steps with materials I can get here?
I must say the final look is very nice indeed. Will definetly consider this as I am going to paint my granite countertops. Question: does it matter if my counterops have slightly rounded edges. on the
what do you do to an existing Formica counter top with hard 90 degree edge? I am sanding the Formica surface and priming it as you do. Do I lightly sand the edge to round it a bit or use a small router edge or remove the formica edge completely? i was told it should be rounded slightly so epoxy can flow over edge easier. Looks great. Tks
I like the affect with the isopropyl. Also, I'd like to see a combination of jet black, a tan (or camel), white, and grey or silver. One question, when are the new colors going to be added to the website color chart?
It is a very durable coating that will last for years to come, we have a very extensive durability test launching in the next week or so. So be on the look out it will answer all your questions!
You need to be careful with Your colors. If you are a Constant cooker I would stay away with white next to your stove Because it will take on a color Something between an Amber/ dark yellowish look... Of course it can be sanded and A top coat added again But you can only do that a Once or twice before you're into your color coat.....
Absolutely stunning. Looks like $$$ Quartz that would cost a fortune in that thickness. This formula is a winner for clients looking for a contemporary white fish with subtle coloration. Now, gloss or matte top coat? Would love to see it with matte.
Hello! For the price and amount of product you will need, you can select a kit here leggari.com and input your square footage. We'll do the hard part of calculating how much product you need and ship it right to you 💯 Also, here is a video on how we coat over tile 👉 th-cam.com/video/_R0Y5kB-iCY/w-d-xo.html
Yes all epoxy ambers, but you only really notice it in white and clear, but paired with our urethane topcoat that are UV stable you have an added layer of protection!
hello!! beautiful kitchen!! but because no one and I have seen many videos and no one dares to make a complete backsplash of a kitchen wall in granite painted in white marble. They only make the kitchen countertops, I know it is quite a challenge for the resin masters since the resin is self-leveling and slides on a fixed wall. Do you accept the challenge? I await your response, thank you
Depends if it's attached or not! Here are a few videos to give an idea of how you can coat backsplash > attached - th-cam.com/video/kUAziUFcgF4/w-d-xo.html removed - th-cam.com/video/PyAIKugTz0E/w-d-xo.html
Yes we always recommend one of are urethane topcoats. It comes in matte or gloss with or without out grit additive which gives a very slight sandpaper texture that helps with slip and scratch resistance, it also takes a bit of the shine off the gloss if you add the grit to the gloss!
The first thing we spray is 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol. This creates cells in the design and disperses the epoxy. Once that evaporates, we spray denatured alcohol to pop any micro bubbles that might be in the epoxy from mixing. This allows us to avoid torching the epoxy and the risks associated with that.
I am so glad I found your videos. I have done my countertop using Giani, but I don't like the result. I plan to redo it using the Stone Coat, but it requires so many tools specifically the torch. Before I purchase the Stone Coat, I saw your video. Looks like you made it so easy and the result looks so beautiful. I will look more videos before I purchase. Thank you.
We have hundreds of videos on our channel and are coming out with new videos weekly and check out our kits at Leggari.com that come with the most in-depth step by step tutorials way more in-depth then our TH-cam videos! We have your back every step of the way! There is a video for every single step from prep work to setting up mixing stations, primer, applying the epoxy and even topcoat!
It's best to pull it before the resin is completely cured, that way no tape gets stuck in the hard resin against the wall. Also, we don't recommend a suuuper strong tape. Painter's tape does just fine👍
Do you have anything that i can apply to a late nineties cultured marble vanity top (with single sink) in my bathroom? It's that yellow-ish cultured marble that was popular back in the day. It's 55 inches wide (long) and 22 inches deep (wide) depending on how you look at it. It has a built in rear backsplash , and it has the optional left-side splash that is a separate piece. I have no idea which way to go on color but I'll probably do white-gray-ish pattern for some new VINYL Floor tile. So I'm looking for color ideas. The Vanity is the real maple wood (smooth) , so it's a very light stain brown color and very nice wood but I'll paint that whatever would go with the Top Epoxy coating color decision.
Does this end up smelling though? I have a lot of epoxy art projects in my house and the resin just smells awful. Some have also started to yellow. Does it depend on the quality of epoxy? And is food safe and all that?
Quality definitely matters! Once cured, our epoxy is safe. We'd still recommend using cutting boards and such for food preparation, just like with most other countertop surfaces. Our epoxy is zero VOC, virtually odorless and waterproof. For more on our epoxy 👉 leggari.com/product/metallic-epoxy/💯
Helllo! Durability depends on use and the topcoat applied. Please refer to this video for reference! Thank you. th-cam.com/video/npzH_hKmUG4/w-d-xo.html
Yes you can install epoxy over epoxy! This is our studio countertop where we have coated several times over the existing epoxy surfaces. Our WB Primer makes it possible 👉 leggari.com/product/wb-primer/
@@LeggariProducts Awesome, I'll look into it, also my first design came out nice enough, I probably mixed too many colors cause I didn't get what I was looking for so I want to start over. I never put the top coat on but it's been a few months now since I did it. I would assume I would still need to sand it down first, correct?
The first thing we spray is 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol. This creates cells in the design and disperses the epoxy. Once that evaporates, we spray denatured alcohol to pop any micro bubbles that might be in the epoxy from mixing. This allows us to avoid torching the epoxy and the risks associated with that.
It depends on what surface you are planning to install our product on. For some you can just prime, others require sanding and priming. Check out these videos where we coat over multiple kinds of surface 👇 th-cam.com/video/7KJ2rRglsSU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/68QhkUmYAS0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Dy51PEMCmNg/w-d-xo.html For specific questions regarding your project, feel free to contact our customer service 1-844-LEGGARI (534-4274) customerservice@leggari.com
I love this effect but I was surprised you used brown for the veining and not black, is there a specific reason for that? I want to do this at home and so would love to know please? Liza 🤗
It's all personal preference! On our website you can see that we offer pre-made kits with set colors but offer a custom kit option as well. Check them out! 👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits
Our resin is designed to self-level and push any air that was mixed in to the surface. As you will see in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/WFPXySBhoXo/w-d-xo.html we purposely mix in a lot of air and still get a beautifully smooth, glossy surface once it sets🔥
Yes! This is our process for coating over granite! 👉 th-cam.com/video/4BudkdCqbq0/w-d-xo.html For the second half: th-cam.com/video/68QhkUmYAS0/w-d-xo.html
I just moved in my home with Epoxy countertops. I would keep them but they are black and brown swirls in a very dark kitchen. Can I Epoxy over them? If not, do you have another product that will work over them? Thank you!
This is my favorite epoxy video I have seen so far, the other drawn on veins just look like a cheap art project, but this looks like real marble
I totally like the dispersed effect with the iso propyl that is how I like it 👀😳😊I was watching the video of 05/11/2023 and it recommend to watch this video next so I’m here supporting the channel watching the entire video and giving like and comment and sharing with friends and family Saludos!!!👋👋😃👋
Actually, what you covered up was absolutely beautiful. 👍🏼
im sure these are demos
I think that was epoxy too so they’re going over old demos
This is beautiful! I sorta liked it before you sprayed it the first time but the cells are interesting. I'd be the one who would want a controlled spray with the Isopropyl alcohol in small areas. This might be a great option for us - hubby loves stone that leans brown and I love marble and stones that lean gray....
Awesome thanks for your input!
Best looking countertop I’ve seen after watching tons of them great job guys
This I believe, is one of your prettiest color combos! One of my favorites, thanks.
I've watched videos for 3 years...BEST EVER
Both effects are good but the dispersing effect really brings home the 'natural' look.
I swear you guys make it look so easy..lol But results are beautiful. I like the less cell look for the counter top. But I do like the cells more on floors.
Love this look. If I wanted to do just a top of the table could I wait for the epoxy to cure a little more so that it does not drip but is not fully cured?
Is your epoxy and top coat UV resistant to prevent ambering/yellowing?
This is nice! Do the counters start to yellow if exposed to the sun?
and when you make it look that easy... you know it's that hard
We've made the kits DIY friendly with step by step tutorial videos that show you how to install! And sample kits also so you can see how easy it is before purchasing a full kit.
Lmaooo wow i was so inspired and now your comment made me laugh out loud
@@cristalbencosme6821 I've attempted epoxy a few times. It's an art for sure. It's easy to do and also easy to screw up. BUT... I'm very picky so that's part of the issue as well.
They literally take the screwing up part out of it. Their kits are great. I have only done epoxy 1 time on roughly 80 sq ft of counter space and I followed their instructions 100% and it came out amazing.
@@stelthy3450 I would like to redo my sinks in the master bath. They need a color change and I can't just buy another sick because they are a unique shape and length that places just don't sell. I will give the smaller one a go and hope it's good and if it is... I can tackle the big one!
Maganda sya super😍👍👍👍gusto ko ganito sa floring ng magiging bahay ko.😂
Pangarap lng nmn🙏🙏🙏
The one in the blue shirt is cute and creative.
The finished product is beautiful, but I wish you would have addressed the problem of staining with epoxy. Even leaving a coffee cup that leaves a ring stains permanently, not to mention wine. Do you have a resolution for that? Also, it's handy to line the bottom of the counter edges with packing tape and that way you don't have to wait and continually walk around scraping the bottom.
yeah I thought there was supposed to be a top coat....
Loving the product kit - looks easy. I hope to do same for my small kitchen. Tks for gr8 video tutorial
Thanks for watching! You can find this kit and more like it here! leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits
Amazing work. One question: Is it durable if I do it on a countertop in Pizza shop. I mean daily use for dough etc... directly on the counter?
Did you use brown rather than grey? Do you use masking tape on edges rather than painters tape? Is it because it's stronger?
Kyle has got this down! Ive watched all your videos multiple times and this one ranks at the top. Those subtle veins can be tough to create sometimes and you guys nailed it! Really gorgeous result and this is the type of patterns/colors I get asked most for. I'd love to see more!
Thanks for putting out these tutorials for us.
these are amazing, rock solid, nothing beats it
I see most people hit this with a torch after to dissipate any bubbling, was this step needed for this??
This is so awesome! Exactly the Top I would like to do! Problem is, that I live in Germany and I don’t know if I can get your sets here. So question would be, could I follow the same steps with materials I can get here?
Excelente cómo todos los demás, en sus trabajos no aplican calor con el soplador térmico?
¡Si, gracias!
That looks AMAZING ❤
Thank you! and Thanks for watching🔥
Can you do this same technique over wood or laminate?
Would also like to know this..please!!
It’s all beautiful but I think I like the tighter vein.
That white coat just SCREAMS MY TEETH IS YELLOW ASF 🤣🤣💀 but I’m in love with this AMAZING 🔥🔥🔥💪🏽
Thank you!
This counter style the best
Isn't it beautiful😍🔥
Best video yet !
Awesome job
Absolutely beautiful!
What’s the adding total thickness to consider for this finish?
Absolutely beautiful
beautiful countertops thanks guys for the video
Thanks for watching!🔥
Check out this beautiful countertop we used a different technique on 👉th-cam.com/video/vSNsMQXdb6Q/w-d-xo.html
It's beautiful
Sir your very nic work epoxy I like you and your work sir I am your very big fan,
Beautiful job! ❤
Thank you! You can find this kit and ones like it here! 😍👉leggari.com/order-countertops/
I must say the final look is very nice indeed. Will definetly consider this as I am going to paint my granite countertops.
Question: does it matter if my counterops have slightly rounded edges. on the
That's perfect you actually want rounded edges so that the epoxy can flow over and coat the faces of your countertop!
what do you do to an existing Formica counter top with hard 90 degree edge? I am sanding the Formica surface and priming it as you do. Do I lightly sand the edge to round it a bit or use a small router edge or remove the formica edge completely? i was told it should be rounded slightly so epoxy can flow over edge easier. Looks great. Tks
I have the same question!
What about if your counter goes up the backsplash a little bit?
Beautiful
It's a nice job, I want to start my own project, where can I buy epoxy materials in South Africa
I like the affect with the isopropyl. Also, I'd like to see a combination of jet black, a tan (or camel), white, and grey or silver. One question, when are the new colors going to be added to the website color chart?
When do you pull the tape for the sink and the backsplash area? Same time as the edges?
No! Not till the next day at the earliest!
if you don't sell the white pigmented epoxy any longer, how do i mix the white legardi effects into the clear metallic epoxy, to make the base?
what about a 4" back splash? I have a very small project to try on a 2x4 bath vanity.
I cook all the time. Professional recipe developer. My kitchen gets a work out. How long does this last? How durable is it?
It is a very durable coating that will last for years to come, we have a very extensive durability test launching in the next week or so. So be on the look out it will answer all your questions!
You need to be careful with Your colors. If you are a Constant cooker I would stay away with white next to your stove Because it will take on a color Something between an Amber/ dark yellowish look... Of course it can be sanded and A top coat added again
But you can only do that a Once or twice before you're into your color coat.....
Absolutely stunning. Looks like $$$ Quartz that would cost a fortune in that thickness. This formula is a winner for clients looking for a contemporary white fish with subtle coloration.
Now, gloss or matte top coat? Would love to see it with matte.
was thinking the same thing. I"m going to to a coffee table the same way but with gold veins.
Perfect tutorial, guys! How much product will be required for a 9.5ft x 14ft room? I'd like to cover the ceramic tiles in my master closet. Ty in adv.
Hello! For the price and amount of product you will need, you can select a kit here leggari.com and input your square footage. We'll do the hard part of calculating how much product you need and ship it right to you 💯
Also, here is a video on how we coat over tile 👉 th-cam.com/video/_R0Y5kB-iCY/w-d-xo.html
turned out amazing
هل يتحمل كل الاعراض الموجوده في المطبخ من حرارة ورطوبه هذا النوع من الطلاء ؟
I need this in my kitchen!😍
Check out the kit for this countertop here!👇 It really is beautiful😍
leggari.com/product/leggari-stone-kit-12/
Hi, nice video, i have a question, ig we turn the a/c off, will that give us more time to work with the epoxy?
Ok so tht technique u did in this video, can it be used with the floor? Or do u HAVE to add the color last?
Nice but l want know after finish whate spreading material over the epoxy surface
Does your product yellow after a while,what do you use to prevent yellowing?
Yes all epoxy ambers, but you only really notice it in white and clear, but paired with our urethane topcoat that are UV stable you have an added layer of protection!
Why did you mist it with denatured alcohol???
hello!! beautiful kitchen!! but because no one and I have seen many videos and no one dares to make a complete backsplash of a kitchen wall in granite painted in white marble. They only make the kitchen countertops, I know it is quite a challenge for the resin masters since the resin is self-leveling and slides on a fixed wall. Do you accept the challenge? I await your response, thank you
Can this be done over existing granite? What about the backsplash (6")?
I have this exact same question
I have laminate that is vertically up against the backsplash. How do I do that part?
Depends if it's attached or not! Here are a few videos to give an idea of how you can coat backsplash > attached - th-cam.com/video/kUAziUFcgF4/w-d-xo.html
removed - th-cam.com/video/PyAIKugTz0E/w-d-xo.html
MARRY MEEEE!!!!!!!
Beautiful, do you come back with a topcoat? Why if I don’t want it shiny, if I want a mat finish?
Yes we always recommend one of are urethane topcoats. It comes in matte or gloss with or without out grit additive which gives a very slight sandpaper texture that helps with slip and scratch resistance, it also takes a bit of the shine off the gloss if you add the grit to the gloss!
@@LeggariProducts can i paint a metallic epoxy floor at night.?
What does the denatured alcohol do to the countertops? And is it necessary to use that?
The first thing we spray is 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol. This creates cells in the design and disperses the epoxy. Once that evaporates, we spray denatured alcohol to pop any micro bubbles that might be in the epoxy from mixing. This allows us to avoid torching the epoxy and the risks associated with that.
Hello, excuse me, what kind of primer did you apply first? 😊
We use WB Primer. Check it out! leggari.com/product/counter-wb-primer/
My kitchen is about the same size as the example. Is there some kit providing everything I need to get this result.
Yes! You can view our countertop kits here 👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits
I'm torn between choosing silver or brown as the brown looks like a subtle gray to me. Help!
LOVE!!
🔥🔥
Amazing!
Thanks for watching! You can find this kit and other beautiful options here!👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/
I keep hearing that the whites tend to yellow in about a years time. Is this true? Anyone experience this?
It definitely does not turn yellow
Can I use this for the bathtub
I am so glad I found your videos. I have done my countertop using Giani, but I don't like the result. I plan to redo it using the Stone Coat, but it requires so many tools specifically the torch. Before I purchase the Stone Coat, I saw your video. Looks like you made it so easy and the result looks so beautiful. I will look more videos before I purchase. Thank you.
We have hundreds of videos on our channel and are coming out with new videos weekly and check out our kits at Leggari.com that come with the most in-depth step by step tutorials way more in-depth then our TH-cam videos! We have your back every step of the way! There is a video for every single step from prep work to setting up mixing stations, primer, applying the epoxy and even topcoat!
Love it!! Will do that on my table ❤️
You should!
What about the tape on the back splash? How do you pull it so it doesn't screw up your epoxy or the back wall
It's best to pull it before the resin is completely cured, that way no tape gets stuck in the hard resin against the wall. Also, we don't recommend a suuuper strong tape. Painter's tape does just fine👍
Good stuff 👍🏽
Thank you!
Nice prep work. My dads a professional painter.
So he knows how it's done! Thank you!
Hi , it looks gorgeous!!! I would like to know if that could be done over the black granite?
Yes it can!
Woooow yo😢 viendo que el acabado de abajo estaba perfecto 👌
Do you have anything that i can apply to a late nineties cultured marble vanity top (with single sink) in my bathroom? It's that yellow-ish cultured marble that was popular back in the day. It's 55 inches wide (long) and 22 inches deep (wide) depending on how you look at it. It has a built in rear backsplash , and it has the optional left-side splash that is a separate piece. I have no idea which way to go on color but I'll probably do white-gray-ish pattern for some new VINYL Floor tile. So I'm looking for color ideas. The Vanity is the real maple wood (smooth) , so it's a very light stain brown color and very nice wood but I'll paint that whatever would go with the Top Epoxy coating color decision.
Cuánto tiempo dejan para dejar caer lo bordes
Very Beautiful
Thank you!
Does this end up smelling though? I have a lot of epoxy art projects in my house and the resin just smells awful. Some have also started to yellow. Does it depend on the quality of epoxy? And is food safe and all that?
Quality definitely matters! Once cured, our epoxy is safe. We'd still recommend using cutting boards and such for food preparation, just like with most other countertop surfaces. Our epoxy is zero VOC, virtually odorless and waterproof. For more on our epoxy 👉 leggari.com/product/metallic-epoxy/💯
I’ve heard from people with epoxy countertops that they stain very easily. How can this be prevented?
Helllo! Durability depends on use and the topcoat applied. Please refer to this video for reference! Thank you.
th-cam.com/video/npzH_hKmUG4/w-d-xo.html
Was that countertop underneath epoxy also. I'm just wandering if you can do epoxy over epoxy if you want to start over.
Yes you can install epoxy over epoxy! This is our studio countertop where we have coated several times over the existing epoxy surfaces. Our WB Primer makes it possible 👉 leggari.com/product/wb-primer/
@@LeggariProducts Awesome, I'll look into it, also my first design came out nice enough, I probably mixed too many colors cause I didn't get what I was looking for so I want to start over. I never put the top coat on but it's been a few months now since I did it. I would assume I would still need to sand it down first, correct?
@@nwalker2619 Yes! Sanding it down before top coating is always best when the resin has had longer than 24 hours to cure.
@@LeggariProducts TY, good too know that I don't have to go through the trouble of removing the old epoxy
Is cell dispersing effect created with any type of dye or does it have to be an alcohol ink?
The first thing we spray is 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol. This creates cells in the design and disperses the epoxy. Once that evaporates, we spray denatured alcohol to pop any micro bubbles that might be in the epoxy from mixing. This allows us to avoid torching the epoxy and the risks associated with that.
Hello! Just want to ask you just paint primer no sanding first?
It depends on what surface you are planning to install our product on. For some you can just prime, others require sanding and priming. Check out these videos where we coat over multiple kinds of surface 👇
th-cam.com/video/7KJ2rRglsSU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/68QhkUmYAS0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Dy51PEMCmNg/w-d-xo.html
For specific questions regarding your project, feel free to contact our customer service
1-844-LEGGARI (534-4274)
customerservice@leggari.com
How many gallons did you use ?
I didn't realize there was so many different types of denatured alcohol. What proof or whatever do u use
Any type of denatured alcohol will work to release air and pop bubbles!
@@LeggariProducts ok thanks bub 😉
Do u have to sand down ever before priming ?
You don’t need to take the shine of sander before the primer??
What kit is this I want to order this exact one
Also, no heat gun or blow torch??
Can this method be used for a tile countertop. By the way job well done 👍🏾.
Yes it absolutely can be as long as the tile surface is prepped properly! Thank you!
What if I want someone to come do it and I pay.
Wow, that's beautiful ! Any classes in Sarasota, Fla. area ?
Thank you! We no longer offer in person classes but we will be launching an online academy soon! 👉 leggariacademy.com
What is the purpose of spraying with denatured alcohol?
The ONE comment they didn’t answer… I have the sane question.
Hola me encantó el video como podría comunicarme con usted?
I love this effect but I was surprised you used brown for the veining and not black, is there a specific reason for that?
I want to do this at home and so would love to know please?
Liza 🤗
It's all personal preference! On our website you can see that we offer pre-made kits with set colors but offer a custom kit option as well. Check them out! 👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits
didn't you guys used to use blowtorches to get the bubbles out? Is the resin made differently now or something?
Our resin is designed to self-level and push any air that was mixed in to the surface. As you will see in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/WFPXySBhoXo/w-d-xo.html we purposely mix in a lot of air and still get a beautifully smooth, glossy surface once it sets🔥
Would this work on quarts countert top?
Yes! This is our process for coating over granite! 👉 th-cam.com/video/4BudkdCqbq0/w-d-xo.html
For the second half: th-cam.com/video/68QhkUmYAS0/w-d-xo.html
I just moved in my home with Epoxy countertops. I would keep them but they are black and brown swirls in a very dark kitchen. Can I Epoxy over them? If not, do you have another product that will work over them? Thank you!
Do they have any scratches or wrinkles? I want to do mine but I'm concerned
Very cool