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My wife and I absolutely love the rock face edge. We’re currently remodeling our kitchen and yes..., you guessed it, we’re going to make our countertops using the Stone Coat process with the rock face edge. Wish us luck!! Thank you for sharing. We’re so excited!!
Just finished our laminate countertop with your carrera marble kit. It turned out awesome!!! And you are right about the ease of use. This was our first time using epoxy but your videos helped to make it successful. Thanks
You guys are on a winner, filling a niche, with absolute quality using minimal expenditure n labour. I think Stone Coat is on the cusp of "reinventing the wheel", with its innovation, determination, professionalism, n great fore-sight. Bravo, gentlemen!!
Your videos are not only captivating and appealing, but you answer most questions before they are asked. I especially appreciate your tried and tested tools for the job recommendations. Everyone who does this will feel like a fabulous artist!
Stone Coat has to be one of the most informative kitchen renovation companies out there. You never stop impressing me and dang you make it look easy for anyone could do. God Bless and you have done this!
Thank you for your very kind words Paul! Our goal is to help everyone learn how to use epoxy to create their dream projects, remember...You got this!! -Nathan
I have ordered twice from stone coat and had an issue with the pricing that they put on their website I called well I emailed 1st and got no help I called someone they laughed at me had another guy get on the phone and say it was my phone the reason why things were messed up customer service is horrible. Never again will I order from here.
I can't wait to do this at my next house. I think it looked great before you added the veins, maybe not so many would be good. I really prefer the matte finish and am glad it is available as an alternative.
I cant imagine standing that perfect high gloss shine!! Breathtaking!! I've done 5 countertops now and always get many great compliments,, hopefully someday I'll get to this stage,, wow guys!!
I have to tell you, before and after the topcoat BOTH look stunning! I would love to see the full height back splash too! Thank You So Much for being so Inspiring ! ! ! ! ! !
This may be my favorite design yet! I'm now convinced that I definitely need to do a rock edge to my countertops as well. This actually looks like a uniquely organic stone that would cost a FORTUNE to buy if it were. Thank you for sharing all of your videos with us. I found your TH-cam channel after realizing how expensive (10K) the quartz countertops (just for stones, no labor included) that I priced to update my kitchen. I'll save SEVERAL thousand dollars when I'm ready, and am confident that I can do the entire project myself, with the help of a few other people that are artists/tradesmen to make the process even faster!
Low sheen is my preference. My dad, 92, uses your stuff in his wooden bowls that he turns on a lathe. They look awesome and he prefers high sheen. You really make it look easy. Someday I hope to be brave enough to try it. Thank you.
I like both tops but I think I prefer the high-gloss top. I would love to see a backsplash video. I am getting ready to renovate a 4 Plex and each unit will be gutted. I would love to do the countertops and backsplashes in all four like this.
This stuff is amazing. Soon I hope to be able to do my countertops. I did little table out my moms to check it out. I have to get the pics off her. But as soon as I do I will post them. Soon hope to have enough $ to redo my countertops. All I can say is this stuff is amazing and it is as easy as u see them do.
so i've been watching these videos about a year now - we're hunting for a house, and the other day I toured a home that was EXCELLENT except for the counters in the kitchen... I instantly knew how easy it would be to fix those counters with Stone Coat!
I love the look of that high gloss. The low sheen though seems like it would look more like true stone. Been looking to do something with my 20 plus year old counter tops and this would make them look awesome! Love watching your videos! Keep on keep'n on! Awesome jobs and products! 👍
Wow!! Gorgeous!! I think I prefer the higher gloss shine and sandstone edges. I'm absorbing everything on your channel like a sponge as we're in escrow currently in the house we've been renting for 15 years -- time to make it our own! Would love to see your tiling process as I haven't decided yet about our backsplashes and shower stall walls. Thanks so much for sharing all of this amazing knowledge in such detailed and easy to understand videos. You really make me believe that I've got this! 💜
You've done it again! You do absolutely gorgeous work! This countertop is gorgeous! You are very gifted! I would love to learn how to do what you do here!
I actually learned a lot off you and developed a real passion for doing my own take on it. I will probably do video's and give a shout out to you... Because i love the passion and drive... that's where your alive the most.. in the work you do and not the money... I'm all about that as an old soul.... my angle at life is calm, collective and good energy always emit and examplify . Any thanks for all the lessons. Appreciate it.
I am so thrilled to have come across this video! I am just about to do my kitchen and bathroom and I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure out the coolest looking top and how to find it and now I know what it is! I’m going to help do this myself to my own countertops, it looks totally do-able. I am going with the high gloss and the extra veins, I just love it! I am going to have my boyfriend and a couple of capable friends watch this video and then we’ll experiment on something small before we tackle the big stuff. You guys are so awesome!
I like your Frankenstein mix to get an effect. Yes it is a bit busy, but it definitely works! I owned a concrete construction company. Everyone had seen stamped concrete where you use coloured powdered release agent to give color contrast. But I experimented with dashing on more than 1 color release (even using small amounts of the more expensive metallics). It gave me the ability to ‘match’ the existing house stone. I’d also do a cost saving trick. A complete coloured concrete drive loses the ‘effect’. But forming the drive so that the bulk of the drive is plain natural crete, but then to use coloured crete to create veins. Then to use more than 1 color of release on the coloured stamped veins, provides a definite eye catching POP. (Added bonus- breaking it into 2 pours removes stress 😉)
I prefer the high gloss and have mixed feelings about the veins, but love the end result too. You guys are welcome to redo my countertops anytime! Someday I will work up the guts to do it myself. Thanks for your great videos and all the tips.
@@jeaninemorgan9118 Don't be too scared. Buy a gallon to use for test panels. Do about a dozen test panels with 1/4 inch MDF 12 inch squares before committing to your counters. I am almost ready to pour my counters after having tried powders, metallic/hammered/flat/glossy spray-paints, dyes, tilting, tourch-moving/blowing, and layering. I haven't done the alcohol spray yet as I don't want the granite blotchy look. You won't know if you want powders or paints or both until you see it in action and how they merge and mix together. And boy does it move around after you pour. Come back in an hour to a completely different look. A big blob of white turns into a skinny feathered vein, for example if the panel is not perfectly level. It is rather fun.
I loved the pour and both the high/low sheen. The high sheen was very intense and beautiful. The low sheen looked like carmel and was gorgeous! So winner/winner!!! If it were in my kitchen I'd prefer the low sheen, but in my bathroom or my desk in the office I'd prefer the high sheen. I'm going to do my office desk top first and the matching tables. A end table and a high boy table for behind the couch. I think it'll be gorgeous. My kitchen is going to be done in a white granite look with greys and a very small touch of black. I learned about the process from Soap and Clay (a handmade soap business), Chantine is promoting you on her channel, you should say Hi to her. They are redoing their whole house and they are using your techniques. She's done her bathrooms, soap studio, pontoon so far. Their biggest project is coming up, the kitchen! I can't wait to watch it on her TH-cam channel. Soap and Clay!!! Jill Gross
For sure the high gloss. I can do this, my wife doesn't think so but given the current state of our kitchen while I remodel it, this is the time to do it and would save me thousands over installing new granite tops.
David, You Got This my friend! If you make a few samples, you will get familiar with the product and have options for your wife to look at and you guys can choose what look you like better 😊
I’m a new subscriber and I’m hooked! Super impressed that you actually offer support to do it yourselfers. I am remodeling my bathroom and couldn’t find any tile I liked, so I’ll be doing this instead. Thank you.
Love your tutorials I think I be watched 10 or 15 but watch most on tv I’m waiting to order a one or 2 gallon kit but bought tools and prepping my tile countertops and fix mistakes I made prior to watching your videos
Beautiful project! You can hear the passion in his voice. while the glossy finish was gorgeous, I think the matte finish emulated stone more naturally and I could see why the homeowners preferred that for this project.
Hey there! I love this video & color combo so so much that I am going to do a countertop pour tomorrow! A wee bit nervous but I keep hearing the words “You Got This!” I think I can! I think I can! Thank you so much!!
@@serenialarrison mine had the rounded edge and I was able to sand the bondo on the rounded top to meet the rock face in a way that it transitioned smoothly.
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen! I’m a professional artist, high school art teacher, and big time DIYer! I have to be because teaching doesn’t pay that great. Lol! This just blows me away. I wish y’all would come do mine. I absolutely love these very colors and veins look amazing! I think I would lean more towards the higher gloss ultimate top coat. I absolutely love the rough edge! I’m just on sensory overload and really want to do this on my Formica counter tops in kitchen. Wow! Thank you for such great, easy to follow, step-by- step videos! You guys and gals rock!
@@StoneCoatCountertops that's a technique used in faux painting to create marbling veins when you want to imitate honed marble. I've done a green one and black one for fireplaces.
Great question Karen! Yes, you can make your floors this color just follow the color recipe and apply using our flooring directions. Here is a link to see how we do floors! -Nathan th-cam.com/video/xyq2C8vzMdQ/w-d-xo.html
Hmmm that's a tough one. Again well done, spot on commentary in describing n explanations in the process. For me again it would have to depend on what else is in and around in the setting of the room, but mostly how much natural light there is.. Natural Light=Gloss Artificial Light=Low sheen
I definitely like a good high sheen, but I guess that the low sheen will make it look more realistic, even though it looks real to me. Beautiful work there.
I love the high sheen. I just did my first table, not as wild but I loved getting into the art of doing this. I wish I wasn't so messy. this is fun, I may have to quit my real job!
From Nampa, Id. Loved the exotic pour ,liked the added veins and the gloss finish. To me gloss always makes any pattern pop. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
Love it. You just cant create a wrong with those colors…. With extra veins or not. Its so beautiful… i would want to just stand in the kitchen and look at the designs and colors. Love, love, love the rock face edge. GREAT JOB!
I'm more of a low sheen kinda guy. But I'll admit, both the high gloss and low sheen looked great to me. It's a hard choice on this one. Great job, Guys!
Will start remodeling my kitchen in a few weeks. Definitely ordering from Stone Coat. The hardest part will be deciding my colors. How long does it take for orders to come in?
I love the the natural look of the edge very nicely done. Adding the veins gave he end result a more high end look; great call. Both the glossy and Matt finish looks great I myself prefere the glossy
I've watched a few videos after just discovering you this week. I'm now leaning toward doing this to my existing laminate countertops. I'm also eventually going to add a large island and want to match. It's going to be a while because I need to be able to buy the new base cabinets first. I'm wondering if I should try to remove the countertops to do the stone coat in my garage. Hoping I can remove them without damaging. So many things to decide, but I have time! Btw, I'm a 73 year old female and don't have a lot of confidence in doing it myself. Could possibly get help from my son! Such a good alternative to granite, marble or quartz which really isn't in my budget! Thank you for all these videos.
I like the high gloss look. I have an older home with Avocado green Formica with cracks due to heat around the 36” electric counter top cook top. It is a rather long L shape counter top with a double stainless steel top mount sink. I really really really like this type of rock face edge. I am not ready to start the kitchen remodeling yet but will be in 4 or 5 months.
I like the high gloss BUT the low sheen went GREAT with the color scheme. More natural looking And you did an AWESOME job narrating and making it idiot friendly!
Love the high gloss. I would also love to learn how to take the epoxy up the wall three or four inches to make it all look like one piece. I am definitely interested the tile backsplash as well. Thank you 😊
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Before. I like it high gloss
I like the high gloss look !
Before
I like how the low sheen looks.
Love the high gloss look!
I’m so glad you showed this easy way to apply and tape up the drip cloth
My wife and I absolutely love the rock face edge. We’re currently remodeling our kitchen and yes..., you guessed it, we’re going to make our countertops using the Stone Coat process with the rock face edge. Wish us luck!! Thank you for sharing. We’re so excited!!
That is awesome James! We would love to see how your project turns out on our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders! -Nathan
Just finished our laminate countertop with your carrera marble kit. It turned out awesome!!! And you are right about the ease of use. This was our first time using epoxy but your videos helped to make it successful. Thanks
I loved the high sheen. I've sent this to my husband. He was a painter in the day. I'm very hopeful He'll do this for our kitchen counters and island.
The veins really make the natural look. Love it
You guys are on a winner, filling a niche, with absolute quality using minimal expenditure n labour. I think Stone Coat is on the cusp of "reinventing the wheel", with its innovation, determination, professionalism, n great fore-sight. Bravo, gentlemen!!
Would love to see the backsplash tutorial. I'll need it soon!
It’s amazing how you can transform an outdated 80s countertop into a wonderful masterpiece!
AND yes I'd love to know your tips on doing a full tile backsplash! :-) Beautiful work and I love the design possibilities.
Your videos are not only captivating and appealing, but you answer most questions before they are asked. I especially appreciate your tried and tested tools for the job recommendations. Everyone who does this will feel like a fabulous artist!
That is so awesome to hear thank you so much! Have you had a chance to use Stone Coat Epoxy?
I prefer the high sheen. The look of a glass top. The low sheen is ok too, but my own personal preference is the shiny glass look
Hard to keep dust from sticking on it when it's wet !!
I preferred the high gloss much more...it helped the epoxy stand out
Stone Coat has to be one of the most informative kitchen renovation companies out there. You never stop impressing me and dang you make it look easy for anyone could do. God Bless and you have done this!
Thank you for your very kind words Paul! Our goal is to help everyone learn how to use epoxy to create their dream projects, remember...You got this!! -Nathan
I have ordered twice from stone coat and had an issue with the pricing that they put on their website I called well I emailed 1st and got no help I called someone they laughed at me had another guy get on the phone and say it was my phone the reason why things were messed up customer service is horrible. Never again will I order from here.
Well, I’m going to order my kit next week, I’m pretty crafty but I pray I don’t mess up. Your company is amazing, can’t wait to try! 😊
@@jenniferfarmer8374 was your issue ever resolved?
I can't wait to do this at my next house. I think it looked great before you added the veins, maybe not so many would be good. I really prefer the matte finish and am glad it is available as an alternative.
I cant imagine standing that perfect high gloss shine!! Breathtaking!! I've done 5 countertops now and always get many great compliments,, hopefully someday I'll get to this stage,, wow guys!!
Keep up the good work Ron! Which one of our kits is your favorite? -Nathan
I have to tell you, before and after the topcoat BOTH look stunning! I would love to see the full height back splash too! Thank You So Much for being so Inspiring ! ! ! ! ! !
Yes, I would like to see the tile backsplash.
This may be my favorite design yet! I'm now convinced that I definitely need to do a rock edge to my countertops as well. This actually looks like a uniquely organic stone that would cost a FORTUNE to buy if it were. Thank you for sharing all of your videos with us. I found your TH-cam channel after realizing how expensive (10K) the quartz countertops (just for stones, no labor included) that I priced to update my kitchen. I'll save SEVERAL thousand dollars when I'm ready, and am confident that I can do the entire project myself, with the help of a few other people that are artists/tradesmen to make the process even faster!
I absolutely love love this. The colors. The design. The natural look. I so wish I could do this. 😍
Love the high gloss finish and prefer smooth edges. Not really feeling the look of the rock edges. But overall the end result is stunning!
This is amazing I can't believe how great it looks.
Awesome work. I liked the high gloss myself. Does this work as easily over old marble bathroom countertops?
I prefer the topcoat (low gloss look). Yes I would like to see the backsplash tutorial.
Low sheen is my preference. My dad, 92, uses your stuff in his wooden bowls that he turns on a lathe. They look awesome and he prefers high sheen. You really make it look easy. Someday I hope to be brave enough to try it. Thank you.
I like both tops but I think I prefer the high-gloss top. I would love to see a backsplash video. I am getting ready to renovate a 4 Plex and each unit will be gutted. I would love to do the countertops and backsplashes in all four like this.
This stuff is amazing. Soon I hope to be able to do my countertops. I did little table out my moms to check it out. I have to get the pics off her. But as soon as I do I will post them. Soon hope to have enough $ to redo my countertops. All I can say is this stuff is amazing and it is as easy as u see them do.
I'm all about that high gloss look. The ultimate top coat isn't bad, but I'd probably leave it glossy.
so i've been watching these videos about a year now - we're hunting for a house, and the other day I toured a home that was EXCELLENT except for the counters in the kitchen... I instantly knew how easy it would be to fix those counters with Stone Coat!
I love the look of that high gloss. The low sheen though seems like it would look more like true stone. Been looking to do something with my 20 plus year old counter tops and this would make them look awesome! Love watching your videos! Keep on keep'n on! Awesome jobs and products! 👍
Beautiful! I love all the looks you do. Remember, sometimes, less is more. Thanks.
Wow!! Gorgeous!! I think I prefer the higher gloss shine and sandstone edges. I'm absorbing everything on your channel like a sponge as we're in escrow currently in the house we've been renting for 15 years -- time to make it our own! Would love to see your tiling process as I haven't decided yet about our backsplashes and shower stall walls. Thanks so much for sharing all of this amazing knowledge in such detailed and easy to understand videos. You really make me believe that I've got this! 💜
your so welcome!! We cant wait to see your projects! Do you have any favorite kits in mind? -Nathan
i am liking this epoxy ideas , i have a very old house and this looks like a great way to breath life and make it look new again
I like the high gloss, it gives it a beautiful look
Personally I don't like all the veins but I LOVE your work...thank you very much for the instructional videos!
Yes, let's see the full height back splash.
They can't unless it;s done flat !!
@@carlboudreau3241 If they can do shower walls, they can do a back splash. :-)
@@lizzardly yes should have said it must b done flat first
The showers they do lying down flat
HIGH SHINE!! Awesome guys I am obsessed LOL
We appreciate the feedback my friend!
You've done it again! You do absolutely gorgeous work! This countertop is gorgeous! You are very gifted! I would love to learn how to do what you do here!
I actually learned a lot off you and developed a real passion for doing my own take on it. I will probably do video's and give a shout out to you... Because i love the passion and drive... that's where your alive the most.. in the work you do and not the money... I'm all about that as an old soul.... my angle at life is calm, collective and good energy always emit and examplify . Any thanks for all the lessons. Appreciate it.
Wish your business was in town so I could come work there!!! I’m in awwwwwwww. I enjoy watching these videos! Thank you for a breath of fresh air😂🤣😅
Don't worry about working with them. Start your own Countertops Epoxy business.
@@sethpawlik exactly
I am so thrilled to have come across this video! I am just about to do my kitchen and bathroom and I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure out the coolest looking top and how to find it and now I know what it is! I’m going to help do this myself to my own countertops, it looks totally do-able. I am going with the high gloss and the extra veins, I just love it! I am going to have my boyfriend and a couple of capable friends watch this video and then we’ll experiment on something small before we tackle the big stuff. You guys are so awesome!
I like your Frankenstein mix to get an effect. Yes it is a bit busy, but it definitely works!
I owned a concrete construction company. Everyone had seen stamped concrete where you use coloured powdered release agent to give color contrast.
But I experimented with dashing on more than 1 color release (even using small amounts of the more expensive metallics). It gave me the ability to ‘match’ the existing house stone.
I’d also do a cost saving trick. A complete coloured concrete drive loses the ‘effect’. But forming the drive so that the bulk of the drive is plain natural crete, but then to use coloured crete to create veins. Then to use more than 1 color of release on the coloured stamped veins, provides a definite eye catching POP.
(Added bonus- breaking it into 2 pours removes stress 😉)
I like the stone edge. It’s the detail the disguises the laminate.
I prefer the high gloss and have mixed feelings about the veins, but love the end result too. You guys are welcome to redo my countertops anytime! Someday I will work up the guts to do it myself. Thanks for your great videos and all the tips.
That's EXACTLY where I'm at! LOL
Me too
Im scared but need to do my 1990 counters
@@jeaninemorgan9118 Don't be too scared. Buy a gallon to use for test panels. Do about a dozen test panels with 1/4 inch MDF 12 inch squares before committing to your counters. I am almost ready to pour my counters after having tried powders, metallic/hammered/flat/glossy spray-paints, dyes, tilting, tourch-moving/blowing, and layering. I haven't done the alcohol spray yet as I don't want the granite blotchy look. You won't know if you want powders or paints or both until you see it in action and how they merge and mix together. And boy does it move around after you pour. Come back in an hour to a completely different look. A big blob of white turns into a skinny feathered vein, for example if the panel is not perfectly level. It is rather fun.
@@sydneybird116 you're giving me confidence to do this.
I loved the pour and both the high/low sheen. The high sheen was very intense and beautiful. The low sheen looked like carmel and was gorgeous! So winner/winner!!! If it were in my kitchen I'd prefer the low sheen, but in my bathroom or my desk in the office I'd prefer the high sheen. I'm going to do my office desk top first and the matching tables. A end table and a high boy table for behind the couch. I think it'll be gorgeous. My kitchen is going to be done in a white granite look with greys and a very small touch of black. I learned about the process from Soap and Clay (a handmade soap business), Chantine is promoting you on her channel, you should say Hi to her. They are redoing their whole house and they are using your techniques. She's done her bathrooms, soap studio, pontoon so far. Their biggest project is coming up, the kitchen! I can't wait to watch it on her TH-cam channel. Soap and Clay!!!
Jill Gross
I would it leave it alone with out the veins for more natural look
For sure the high gloss. I can do this, my wife doesn't think so but given the current state of our kitchen while I remodel it, this is the time to do it and would save me thousands over installing new granite tops.
David, You Got This my friend! If you make a few samples, you will get familiar with the product and have options for your wife to look at and you guys can choose what look you like better 😊
Better w/out those last veins poured on. But it's all still stunning!
Both sheen levels are nice and have there own places. I also think adding veins in after the initial pour looks great
I’m a new subscriber and I’m hooked! Super impressed that you actually offer support to do it yourselfers. I am remodeling my bathroom and couldn’t find any tile I liked, so I’ll be doing this instead. Thank you.
Can this be done over plywood I have only one sink and we are going to add another sink it's a 96 inch vanity.
@@ruthrodriguez8539 I'd seal the plywood before pouring the resin
Love your tutorials I think I be watched 10 or 15 but watch most on tv I’m waiting to order a one or 2 gallon kit but bought tools and prepping my tile countertops and fix mistakes I made prior to watching your videos
Loved the video! It would be great to see your tile back splash technique on a future video.
Beautiful project! You can hear the passion in his voice.
while the glossy finish was gorgeous, I think the matte finish emulated stone more naturally and I could see why the homeowners preferred that for this project.
Absolutely beautiful! I don't care for the rough edges but thats just my preference.
Hey there! I love this video & color combo so so much that I am going to do a countertop pour tomorrow! A wee bit nervous but I keep hearing the words “You Got This!” I think I can! I think I can! Thank you so much!!
You Got This! You can test it out on a few sample boards, it will help get familiar with the product and techniques. We can not wait to see your work🙌
Love! the high sheen!
love high gloss look.!.
I did the rock face edges in my kitchen and two bathrooms....love it!!!! Lots of compliments so far!!!!!Even the ex-wife was jealous!!!!😂😂
Jealous ex-wife?? You must have knocked it out of the ballpark.
Do you think that the same process would work to make stone face on the backsplash?
@@CodyNImoensMom I did...
Did your countertop have the rounded edge? If so how did you do the rock face?
@@serenialarrison mine had the rounded edge and I was able to sand the bondo on the rounded top to meet the rock face in a way that it transitioned smoothly.
So far I am crazy about the rock edge. I can’t wait to see the finished version…. Great Video
If you loved this video then check out how we tackled the backsplash! th-cam.com/video/fgxCwg9ZaZY/w-d-xo.html
love the high gloss, i’d like to see tile backsplash done !
This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen! I’m a professional artist, high school art teacher, and big time DIYer! I have to be because teaching doesn’t pay that great. Lol! This just blows me away. I wish y’all would come do mine. I absolutely love these very colors and veins look amazing! I think I would lean more towards the higher gloss ultimate top coat. I absolutely love the rough edge! I’m just on sensory overload and really want to do this on my Formica counter tops in kitchen. Wow! Thank you for such great, easy to follow, step-by- step videos! You guys and gals rock!
Before....the high gloss looks much richer.
I love how positive and enthusiastic this man's voice is!! Amazing work too, subscribed 👌
Yes please let's see the backsplash process!!!
Been waiting for that one ever since the teaser in your foam shower wall video
I like the high gloss! The mat makes the countertop looks old and weathered. The high-gloss looks new every day.
Thank you for your feedback, what colors would you use?😊
Dragging feathers through it can also give natural fault lines exactly where you want them!🤗
That's an amazing idea Nancy! We would love to see your designs! -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops that's a technique used in faux painting to create marbling veins when you want to imitate honed marble. I've done a green one and black one for fireplaces.
Amazing results.. Wish I had an endless supply and space to create.
Can you do this to a floor, this countertop is awesome 👌!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that recipe would make an incredible floor.
Yes I would love to floor it
Great question Karen! Yes, you can make your floors this color just follow the color recipe and apply using our flooring directions. Here is a link to see how we do floors! -Nathan th-cam.com/video/xyq2C8vzMdQ/w-d-xo.html
@@StoneCoatCountertops thank you 😊 so much!!!!!!!!!!!!@
Yes Please show how you do your tile backsplash. The countertops turned out great!
Check out how we tackle a tile countertop head on! -Nathan th-cam.com/video/tw2TXNgOrxM/w-d-xo.html
Watching him sand without a vacuum made my nose stuffy🤧
But there was a vacuum attached.
I think you did right by adding the veins. That came out awesome.
Having runs as “texture” on the sides is horrific
I agree, it looks like obvious drips and not a “rock face edge”. But I like the rest
Hmmm that's a tough one.
Again well done, spot on commentary in describing n explanations in the process.
For me again it would have to depend on what else is in and around in the setting of the room, but mostly how much natural light there is..
Natural Light=Gloss
Artificial Light=Low sheen
I want to do my laminate countertops so bad. I will just have to wait until I'm not pregnant.
I definitely like a good high sheen, but I guess that the low sheen will make it look more realistic, even though it looks real to me. Beautiful work there.
Definitely looks better with the added veins. Thank you!
My laminate is raised in places. Should I remove the laminate down to the wood, or glue down the laminate and go forward with the stone coat?
I love the gloss finish and would love to see the backsplash tile tutorial. Thank you for the tutorials.😀
I love the high sheen. I just did my first table, not as wild but I loved getting into the art of doing this. I wish I wasn't so messy. this is fun, I may have to quit my real job!
I feel like i have watched one of those infomercials. So much energy from him :)
I really like the high gloss look, however, everything you do is wonderful. thank you so much....
From Nampa, Id. Loved the exotic pour ,liked the added veins and the gloss finish. To me gloss always makes any pattern pop. Thank you so much for doing what you do.
This reminds me of pouring paint on a canvas! I'd love to do this on my warn out granite kitchen counter.
I like the low gloss finish. The high gloss looks good too but the low gloss finish seems more natural. Over all, it's beautiful.
Nicole thank you for your feedback my friend! Would you use the same colors?🙌
@@StoneCoatCountertops absolutely!!
Love it. You just cant create a wrong with those colors…. With extra veins or not. Its so beautiful… i would want to just stand in the kitchen and look at the designs and colors. Love, love, love the rock face edge. GREAT JOB!
Thank you so much! Have you had a chance to use Stone Coat Epoxy?
I think I will try to make school desk for my little sister using his technique, thank you for the education.
Right on Kaleb, You Got This! Please give our project support a call if you have any questions, we can not wait to see your work.
I'm more of a low sheen kinda guy. But I'll admit, both the high gloss and low sheen looked great to me. It's a hard choice on this one. Great job, Guys!
Will start remodeling my kitchen in a few weeks. Definitely ordering from Stone Coat. The hardest part will be deciding my colors. How long does it take for orders to come in?
Both finished are great. But my favorite is the one the customer wants.
I would have been concerned at first but watching you guys builds my confidence
Oh right on! Doing a sample board also helps ease the concern. You get familiar with the product and see what you like best😊
I love the the natural look of the edge very nicely done. Adding the veins gave he end result a more high end look; great call. Both the glossy and Matt finish looks great I myself prefere the glossy
I've watched a few videos after just discovering you this week. I'm now leaning toward doing this to my existing laminate countertops. I'm also eventually going to add a large island and want to match. It's going to be a while because I need to be able to buy the new base cabinets first. I'm wondering if I should try to remove the countertops to do the stone coat in my garage. Hoping I can remove them without damaging. So many things to decide, but I have time! Btw, I'm a 73 year old female and don't have a lot of confidence in doing it myself. Could possibly get help from my son! Such a good alternative to granite, marble or quartz which really isn't in my budget! Thank you for all these videos.
I like the high gloss look. I have an older home with Avocado green Formica with cracks due to heat around the 36” electric counter top cook top. It is a rather long L shape counter top with a double stainless steel top mount sink. I really really really like this type of rock face edge. I am not ready to start the kitchen remodeling yet but will be in 4 or 5 months.
I like the high gloss BUT the low sheen went GREAT with the color scheme. More natural looking
And you did an AWESOME job narrating and making it idiot friendly!
I like the high gloss look. Both are beautiful.
Love the high gloss. I would also love to learn how to take the epoxy up the wall three or four inches to make it all look like one piece. I am definitely interested the tile backsplash as well. Thank you 😊
Thank you o much for your feedback, stay tuned! What is your favorite color combination?
Yes, please show how to create backsplash. Thank you, your products are gorgeous.
The low sheen really gave it a different look...👍 I can't wait to do this.
I like the matte sheen and would probably leave out the veining step. Beautiful work!
Beautiful! Nice to watch step by step. Less intimidating now. Ty