What I love about epoxying countertops it that if you mess up, you can go right over it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can probably do it 3-4 times before you reach the price of new table top, and everytime you do it, it makes the countertop stronger. I plan on doing my mother-in-law's countertops and can't wait!
Thanks bud!!! Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. I'm always open to hearing what people think and really appreciate it! You're the best :)
This turned out FANTASTIC! How about some purple, green, copper and ghost blue with a little diamond dust. Thanks for all the helpful tips. Please keep the videos coming.
I'd LOVE to see you recreate an amethyst tabletop! I have an old dining table that I thrifted in college (for $10!) with a worn wood surface, and I dream of making it look like amethyst
Love that color scheme!! 💙 I've never seen that before! Thank you for the natural granite slab picture!! 🤗 Would love to see you do an extra piece of something, like a lazy Susan, with the remaining epoxy!! 👍 A lazy Susan to match the counter would be cool!!😎
That is beautiful. That is exactly the dirty pour I want to do only in earth tones browns,bronze copper, beige and the whites. I just love the big puddles of white. I would like to see that. Great job!!!
It's hard to see on video how cool the blobs of white look too! That skim milk and whole milk having the white be different levels of opacity was key! Adding some diamond dust would have been a nice touch to the white looking back at the project! Thanks for watching
That is beautiful. You have a great idea too. I need to practice on something before doing my countertops, so this just may be the perfect way to practice first.
Wow!! This is so gorgeous!! I am designing my kitchen in all while, gold, and copper. I would love to see all shades of whites, tans, golds, and bronzes in different shades & depths! I’m definitely into diamond dust and even wanting to add a clear wave level of copper flakes!! 🤩
Thanks for stopping by! I'm excited to share my latest project with you all. It's been a long time coming and I can't wait to hear your feedback. I hope it resonates with you the same way it did for me while creating it!
@@StoneCoatCountertops , Yes, my kitchen counters. Thinking about doing all the cabinet doors and drawers fronts in a solid color with epoxy finish too. Has to be green tones. That's the plan anyway, done by the end of summer.
@@StoneCoatCountertops My In-laws are turning their garage into a living space and I have been looking into Epoxy flooring solutions and they wanted something like a blue marble. This is a perfect match.
Thanks!!!! If I'm making stuff to hang on the wall and not just use as a countertop, I'm moving in the right direction!!!! Appreciate the great feedback, lemme know if you have any questions
Great question, whenever epoxy hits a sharp 90 degree edge the epoxy will build up like a speed bump. Round over with 1/8'' to 1/4'' roundover bit on any sharp 90 that will eliminate the build-up. That goes for the top and bottom edge. Lemme know if you have any other questions
@@StoneCoatCountertops Thanks, I sanded the edge a little to round it off some but it was very little, looks like more is better. 👍. I’ll be ordering a beach waves kit someday!
Make a video on how to do a floor with like this. I don't want a metallic floor, I want a design with an exotic pour. Can this be one on a floor? Metallic in the floor, but not just metalic.
This is an epic idea!!!! Do you have a floor I can do this on? I have a gray floor I did using dyes and metallics! It turned out super good, that tutorial is dropping soon, be sure to subscribe so you don't miss that video
I love, love this look, and it is exactly what I want to do for my basement bar area. I am not able to find Royal Blue…has that color become unavailable. Also, how much of the powder do you put in each one of your cups?
Royal blue should still be available. I used a couple tablespoons per 16oz cup, just enough make the epoxy opaque. U can mix some of the powders to make any shade of blue u want
I’m curious what the durability of that is having gone on over a laminate table? Is there worry of laminate being too weak? If I wanted to do this and make something that will last decades what would you say is the best under surface to do it on?
Very durable when best practices on prepping the laminate is followed. 1. clean grease and grime with TSP 2. fill laminate seams and chips with all purpose bondo 3. Sand surface and edges with 180 grit sandpaper 4. Apply 2 *THIN* coats of Stone Coat Bonding Primer 5. Apply 2 thin coats of epoxy undercoat in your color of choice 6. Ready for the epoxy coat
Hold on a minute, the picture of the Kitchen that you showed on Cherry Cabinets with the Van Gogh counters , I fabbed and installed that Kitchen , how did you get the pics of that.??
@@StoneCoatCountertops Wow, thank you for asking. I'm learning as fast as I can to work with resin in jewelry crafting. I haven't given up on bigger projects but they will have to be later. I still love seeing the videos and work y'all are creating.
Hold on a minute, the picture of the Kitchen that you showed on Cherry Cabinets with the Van Gogh counters , I fabbed and installed that Kitchen , how did you get the pics of that.??
What I love about epoxying countertops it that if you mess up, you can go right over it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can probably do it 3-4 times before you reach the price of new table top, and everytime you do it, it makes the countertop stronger.
I plan on doing my mother-in-law's countertops and can't wait!
Exactly! Let me know when you're starting that project! Email me mitch@stonecoatcountertops.com
@@StoneCoatCountertops Will do, Mitch!
Van Gogh would be proud!! It's gorgeous!! Your customer might want to buy the coffee table to go with their countertops!!
Epic comment! Thank u, let me know if you have any questions 👍
Love all the Pro Tips in this video Mitch. Beautiful piece
Thanks bud!!! Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. I'm always open to hearing what people think and really appreciate it! You're the best :)
This turned out FANTASTIC! How about some purple, green, copper and ghost blue with a little diamond dust. Thanks for all the helpful tips. Please keep the videos coming.
I'd LOVE to see you recreate an amethyst tabletop! I have an old dining table that I thrifted in college (for $10!) with a worn wood surface, and I dream of making it look like amethyst
Great idea! Better subscribe, I'm making it!
@@StoneCoatCountertops I've been subscribed for a few months now!!! Yay! Thanks 🙏🏽
Love that color scheme!! 💙 I've never seen that before! Thank you for the natural granite slab picture!! 🤗 Would love to see you do an extra piece of something, like a lazy Susan, with the remaining epoxy!! 👍 A lazy Susan to match the counter would be cool!!😎
That's a good idea!
@@mitchquist They are very handy!! 🤗
Love the look!!! Edges do look fantastic!!
I almost waited too long! But hitting the right time does make the edges come to life! Thanks for stopping by as usual Michael!!!
I love Van Gogh…this is gorgeous!! Thank you. 🌟
Thanks 👍 would u like this in your living room?
@@mitchquist The table? Absolutely!
Email me ur shipping address, share the pic on social for me! U got this mitch@stonecoatcountertops.com
That is beautiful. That is exactly the dirty pour I want to do only in earth tones browns,bronze copper, beige and the whites. I just love the big puddles of white. I would like to see that. Great job!!!
It's hard to see on video how cool the blobs of white look too! That skim milk and whole milk having the white be different levels of opacity was key! Adding some diamond dust would have been a nice touch to the white looking back at the project! Thanks for watching
Man! You rock at this!!
It's easy! U got this, do u have old surfaces that need a face lift?
That is beautiful. You have a great idea too. I need to practice on something before doing my countertops, so this just may be the perfect way to practice first.
Thanks for watching! What do u wanna see next from our channel?
Outstanding!!!!!🥰❤️
I'm a beginner and this was best explaining show I've seen. Love it Thanks. I learned a lot from you 😊
Excellent job!
This is sooo beautiful!! 🤍💙 Thank you for another great video!!
My pleasure, I had fun making this one!
That looks really nice
Thank you! Be sure to subscribe, we have some epic on site projects coming up!
6:34 WOW! just WOW! 7:55 Bronze fractures. 10:30 BUBLES! did the job!!!
Thanks for watching the whole video!!! I OWE U SOMETHING COOL
email me your shipping address mitch@stonecoatcountertops.com
YES YES YES!!! Van got 2.0. Mitch you have out done yourself. Gorgeous!!!❤❤❤
HAHAHA!!!! Thanks, u got it!!! I'm going green tones on my next one
I need more of that white marble!! that just looks amazing in anything.
Wow!! This is so gorgeous!!
I am designing my kitchen in all while, gold, and copper. I would love to see all shades of whites, tans, golds, and bronzes in different shades & depths! I’m definitely into diamond dust and even wanting to add a clear wave level of copper flakes!! 🤩
Looks nice
Thanks for stopping by! I'm excited to share my latest project with you all. It's been a long time coming and I can't wait to hear your feedback. I hope it resonates with you the same way it did for me while creating it!
Of all you guys have done creating , I really think this is one of the most beautiful. 👏🙌
I would love to see you do the colors on the wall behind you when you are doing the Van Gogh table top.
Wow, this is spectacular! I want to do this with shades of purple and silver for my workshop.
This is beautiful, love the blue!
Love it!
Thinking dark greens though.
Great job!
Great idea!!! I could make a couple custom green colors mixing up some green mica powders, do you have a project to complete this DIY season?
@@StoneCoatCountertops , Yes, my kitchen counters.
Thinking about doing all the cabinet doors and drawers fronts in a solid color with epoxy finish too. Has to be green tones.
That's the plan anyway, done by the end of summer.
That is CRAZY cool! Great job and thanks for the tutorial!!!
Love to see this in a green.
I'd like to see a green version please. I saw one in a bank and I liked it
great idea! I'm on it!!
I'm replicating this recipe and add to my sample boards for presentation.
I’d love some purple and hot pink. Maybe a little black
That would be pretty wild and possible insanely epic! Thanks for the cool suggestion
This is beautiful!
I have to do this in my forever home!
That was so beautiful ❤
Thanks!
Totally GORGEOUS!!!
Thanks!!!! Have you worked with Stone Coat Epoxy before for a project?
@@StoneCoatCountertops not yet the more I watch the more I want to play 😁
I did it without the alcohol I think it came out awesome
Wow it’s gorgeous! Van Gogh could have learned from you all.😊
HA! That's an epic compliment! I hope ole Vincent would be proud!!!
I want that in my kitchen!
U Got This! How can I help make this happen!!!???
Beautiful!
Have you figured out how to make Bahia Granite? It’s very similar to this. Would love to see you create it.
Would you be able to mimic a sun like his painting that would be awesome to see
Would love to see a van gogh floor in this style.
That would be epic!!!! Love this idea, do you have a floor that needs this?!?!?!
@@StoneCoatCountertops My In-laws are turning their garage into a living space and I have been looking into Epoxy flooring solutions and they wanted something like a blue marble. This is a perfect match.
I love the blue, but too bad my kitchen is not in that color scheme. But my bathroom is!!!
Nice!
Thanks for stopping by!
Superb!!!!!!
This is perfect…
Thanks for stopping by!!!!
Mitch is da Best ! 🏅👍🇺🇸
Looks like ocean waves. I would hang it on my wall.
Thanks!!!! If I'm making stuff to hang on the wall and not just use as a countertop, I'm moving in the right direction!!!! Appreciate the great feedback, lemme know if you have any questions
I love this, do you have a kit for it?
You got this
Thanks pal! Let me know if you have any questions
Do you have a video doing Labradorite?
What causes and can be done about lip that forms on bottom of edges, like a speed bump at bottom of edge. That was nice looking👍
Great question, whenever epoxy hits a sharp 90 degree edge the epoxy will build up like a speed bump. Round over with 1/8'' to 1/4'' roundover bit on any sharp 90 that will eliminate the build-up. That goes for the top and bottom edge. Lemme know if you have any other questions
@@StoneCoatCountertops Thanks, I sanded the edge a little to round it off some but it was very little, looks like more is better. 👍. I’ll be ordering a beach waves kit someday!
i would like to see something that reminded me of a gold vein in quarts, in hard rock. something a miner would die to find in his gold mine
White marble with some 24 karat GOLD veins!!!! Now were talking!
Make a video on how to do a floor with like this. I don't want a metallic floor, I want a design with an exotic pour. Can this be one on a floor?
Metallic in the floor, but not just metalic.
This is an epic idea!!!! Do you have a floor I can do this on? I have a gray floor I did using dyes and metallics! It turned out super good, that tutorial is dropping soon, be sure to subscribe so you don't miss that video
I've been subscribed for quite a while and have gone back and watched the shows from years ago.
I love, love this look, and it is exactly what I want to do for my basement bar area. I am not able to find Royal Blue…has that color become unavailable. Also, how much of the powder do you put in each one of your cups?
Royal blue should still be available. I used a couple tablespoons per 16oz cup, just enough make the epoxy opaque. U can mix some of the powders to make any shade of blue u want
Teal with grey, black & beige.
I’m curious what the durability of that is having gone on over a laminate table? Is there worry of laminate being too weak?
If I wanted to do this and make something that will last decades what would you say is the best under surface to do it on?
Very durable when best practices on prepping the laminate is followed.
1. clean grease and grime with TSP
2. fill laminate seams and chips with all purpose bondo
3. Sand surface and edges with 180 grit sandpaper
4. Apply 2 *THIN* coats of Stone Coat Bonding Primer
5. Apply 2 thin coats of epoxy undercoat in your color of choice
6. Ready for the epoxy coat
Hold on a minute, the picture of the Kitchen that you showed on Cherry Cabinets with the Van Gogh counters , I fabbed and installed that Kitchen , how did you get the pics of that.??
Pink purple gold white
Do you have any advice on how to do this without the shimmery/metallic effect?
Olá, sou do Brasil e gostaria de saber, como foi feita essa parede linda atrás de você poderia nos ensinar a como fazer?, grata
Is it possible to pour Stone Coat Counter Top Epoxy on top of plexiglass? So, I can have it lit up from underneath?
Or, ... ?
Have you ever done Quarzite Michelangelo?
Van Gooooo! 😂❤
green granite
EXCEEDINGLY pretty.
Thank you Belinda! Hope you're well, do you have a epoxy project planed for this summer?
@@StoneCoatCountertops Wow, thank you for asking. I'm learning as fast as I can to work with resin in jewelry crafting. I haven't given up on bigger projects but they will have to be later. I still love seeing the videos and work y'all are creating.
It's like an episode of Bob ross
I'll take that as a W!!!!! Hope you enjoyed the video
Royal Blue mica powder doesn’t exist on your site!
All the epoxy n color was not $50😭😭😭😭
Yeah, prob closer to 200.00, how did yours turn out?
Alright about 50 in resin and I used 30% of each of the colors! I have returns!!
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how can you compare epoxy to granite? there you got my one hit click and im never coming back!
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beautiful, but limit your talking!! just pour, you talk too much!!!!!
Hold on a minute, the picture of the Kitchen that you showed on Cherry Cabinets with the Van Gogh counters , I fabbed and installed that Kitchen , how did you get the pics of that.??