14 million views! There's no way 14 million people are actually refinishing their countertops. This guy is mesmerizing. How does he make countertops look fun? He should've been teaching my high school calculus class.
I used this in my bathroom. For the countertop, I started with cement board over plywood. I cut out for my sink and then sprayed the cement board. For a top coat, I used the clear I use when I paint autos, which is my business. I installed it and put in my sink. I also cut out a back splash and did the same with it. It’s been about 5 years and looks like it was just done.
Now are you going to say you have a fake granite countertop, or are you going to lie and say they're real granite when you go to sell your house? (if you sell it of course)
@JahGemini.2222 I wish they used our chopping block instead of the countertop😥 Same person ruined a new blender at another person's house🙄 He's a "home wrecker"😂🤣
I'm just totally inspired with it. The trouble is him. HE makes it look so much fun and easy, though as a renovator I do see the surrounding handy skills required. I've decided on the perfect place to practice with epoxy: my internal doors! I'll remove each door, prepare it, and practice different themes. the great thing is that if the theme fails, I can easily sand it back enough and try again.
Я вас обожаю!!!!!! Столешница из дуба,из Икеи, ей 15 лет, и я сделала ее!!! Смотрела ваши работы, кучу видео, Вы научили меня! Вы большие умницы!!!!!! Вдохновили на подвиг!
Good showmanship-quickly runs through the whole process at the very beginning, rather than hiding it forcing people to either skip to the end of the video or endure the whole process just to find out they don't like the end result. Here's a like.
I love this guy's energy, and btw we did our countertops with Stone Coat and we couldn't be happier! We followed his video to do epoxy over TILE!! and it WORKED!!
Well, that is how we all learn about something new. I find their videos very informative and I am thinking about how and where I can use this in my home someday...
God bless Americans like you, generosity, honesty, passion no strings attached, no details left behind....YT is paying people all over the world to create and share. Knowledge for nothing given away on channel like this to the whole humanity. God Bless America.
I've installed solid surface countertops in the past and this epoxy project truly looks and feels just like corian! This project is perfect for the countertop jobs you can't remove the backsplash
I'm looking at my moms phone, I'm a Carpenter and I see alot of people do cool projects and look great but there are things you just don't consider without learning lessons from experience in different jobs. People think that tradesmen can do it so can I. These videos make things look so easy they don't show or tell you everything. Don't be afraid to talk to pros and ask questions. Is there something I should consider? Can this be done right by someone with limited experience? Also take your time and look for someone qualified who is willing to do the job at a price you can afford. But be mindful if uninsured and no contract you could get in another mess. Talk to people who have used someone who gave them a more affordable deal. Get your cost figured out of exactly what you want and save or make a budget if you don't have the cash available. Remember its no fun paying for something 2-3 times. Alot of us learn the hard way. Im a Carpenter and can complicate my life playing auto mechanic. 👍 Good luck in future !
Love love love thank you soooo much. I am doing this on my own a little at a time ,remodeling my mom and dad's house that was built in 1968. Finished the bathroom and Lord it's a big difference from what my bathroom was. Next is my kitchen countertops and cabinets
@@Christina-ex8yw A lot of skill was taught in Middle and High Schools. Sawing, Auto repair and Body shop. Wood shop, LPN, Cosmetology, Cooking and Baking. For a reason I don't want to the programs was removed. These programs were in the City and Small Towns.
You know, during my depression, I've even come on to this channel just to watch this guy to give me a lift for the day. Yes, I do have expoxy jobs to do, but his uniquely positive and strong personality always lifts me and gives me drive. He's great.
Honestly I've been at a loss on how to update our countertops on a budget. Your video has given me so much confidence and promise that I can do this. Imma try it on a test surface first . I appreciate the video a tons!! Definitely subscribed!!
Epoxy is a cancer causing material. Sanding it breathing it in and not wearing gloves is super dangerous. So you think you want to put your food and drinks on this in your kitchen . When people get cancer they can't say they don't know how it happened. This guy's and idiot
I could imagine meeting this guy at a wedding reception, being hooked into a story about a PHENOMENAL counter top, and then winding up in the parking lot watching him do a quick demo on a B&D Workmate behind his job van.
"Just one can of this and now I no longer need that expensive hair-transplant. I spent the $8000 I had saved on a Jet Ski instead! Thank you Stone Coat Countertops!" 🏆🇬🇧
I’ve used Stone Coat before and it turned out amazing. Just watch the videos, take your time and it will look great. We did three 6X2 counters and they are indestructible.
Just amazing just viewing for the first time never seen it done like that turns out greattt!. Am just a guy who love these things am a DIY man🙏 great job great video 🙏 from the land of wood and water.
It was encouraging seeing the 2nd guy coming in and repeating the same steps and getting the same results. Convinced me that anyone can do it if you follow the steps.
Omg this is amazing!!! Seeing how little jobs like this can be done without spending a lot of money is wonderful. Especially when you get a new home and the place needs work..great tips like this are a big help. Now question..I never use epoxy before..if you place anything like a mug or glass would it stick? I tried to do a small project years ago and I noticed if I place a mug/glass it left a mark on the table..
I bought this product about a year ago and did my counter tops. I was amazed how nice it turned out and a year later it still looks like new. This is a great product!
@@jamescalifornia2964 It's very durable. I have constantly looked them over the last year looking for scuff marks or chips from dropping things on the counter I have seen nothing. I have over 17 feet of counter top in my kitchen. This product saved me thousands of dollars. Follow the instructions, You'll be amazed by the ending result. I know i was and still am. I will never buy another counter top.
It’s 1:30am I don’t have my own house I don’t have any countertops to do this on, But I’m still watching it. Very interesting process, I love how light weight and cost effective this is, If anyone I know needs new countertops I’ll tell them about you guys. Well done!
I watched you carbon fiber table video years ago...and knowing what I know now, that video blew me away. Thanks!! Now Im working with epoxy more and finding your channel after 3 years was a stroke of luck!!!:):)
Until you posted your little montage I had never thought of doing a bathroom vanity countertop and integrated sink with epoxy countertops!! I have a bathroom vanity where all I want to change is the counter and faucets and keep the cabinetry itself.....stone coat epoxy might be perfect for that!!
Its crazy I was watching the black one you just posted and wondered how good it would look with a white base and boom this appeared! Absolutely love it
I just bought a new vanity stone countertop; it's to heavy..after watching this video I will try this new concept in the bathroom vanity..that's my promise. God loves you!!
"This product is a million different fun accents in a can". Can confirm, just got mine the other day and was very entertained when I opened it and it started mocking the French.
Definitely the black and grey since my kitchen cabinets are white, it would make the small kitchen pop! You are so awesome, you make me want to spray paint! something!!
I'm excited to receive my order of art epoxy and white dye from Stone Coat Countertops! I'm planning on making a bright pure white stand for some music equipment. Watching your old videos on youtube and seeing your production quality go up over time is incredibly inspirational. Seeing the company you've built over the past 10+ years makes me believe I can do anything if I just put in enough work and don't give up.
The only part that gets me, and it’s TH-cam as a whole, not just hear guys, is when they follow the formula “let me know down in the comments” after asking a question that we all know is irrelevant. “What’s your favorite color? Let me know!” My 7 year old watches minecraft videos and it’s every few minutes on those. They know the people watching are kids.. it’s kind of sad.
Wow I used this product on my Mums Table Lamps, they came out amazing, accept I didn't used clear coat. Great product. Easy to use. Great DIY for a cost conscious.
I’m so impressed with your beautiful work. A work of art for sure. I would love to have countertops that look that beautiful. My hubby is a computer guy and minister. He didn’t get the gift of being handy. One day I’m going to be able to do this myself. Thank you so much for sharing your gift!🙏🏽❤️
I remember the day when trade secrets were trade secrets! Now a trade secret is a pro showcasing his talent and allowing everyone else to benefit from it.!.!.!
You are making a serious mistake by covering a granite countertop with epoxy because epoxy does not withstand heat, whereas granite does. Before saying "how wonderful," consider the pros and cons.
The sky is the limit.. Havent done one as of now but will when my wife finds the right curved dresser for our bathroom sink cabinet remodel. Wife already epoxies custom tumblers so a little familiar with epoxy but Stone Coat has the best DYI videos and will use their products for sure!
I have been watching everything Stone Coat has videos for, dude is awesomeness and a great teacher. Got my first kit ready for a test table next week. Can't wait!!!!👍
So glad I stumbled upon this video! I LOVE this technique! Am going to be doing a skoolie conversion in the springtime and want lightweight but still luxe-looking countertop and work area....will be doing this for sure! Thanks so much for sharing...this dude's a great instructor!
This popped up on my recommendations out of nowhere but I love your energy and the whole video is just giving me 2000s infomercial vibes and I kinda love it
You guys are at the top of your game, I am waiting on my order to arrive. Can't wait to get started. You are the most innovative company I've seen, and the videos are addictive. Keep up the great work. Thank you.
I LOVE that Stone Coat Spray.... I've used it on a bunch of things around the house... counter tops, shelves, picture frames, and on and on... If I treat any more surfaces, people are going to think I'm living in Fred Flintstones home !!!! EDIT: WOW !!! I LOVED that Ocean Table that you did, very cool with the white wave capping you put in there !! Awesome ! I gotta check out that video for sure ! EDIT 2: I actually preparing to do my countertops, but I'll be using the Rustoleum Transformations kit - but wow, as much as I've used this stone paint, I never thought about re-doing the kitchen countertops with it ! Seriously, I think I might have to seek help, because this is getting to be an addition for me ! LOL....
“Mitch come check this out” got me so excited. There’s more than one of you?! I love this idea. Not only am I going to do it on my countertops, but I’m going to do it on my garage floor. When I get a garage that is…I live in an apartment for now. BUT I’M SAVING THIS VIDEO FOR LATER!!
I've always thought epoxy was super difficult, but you guys made it very easy to understand... Enough so that I'm confident to try out a project on my own. You've earned my sub haha!
Stone coat says "can it get any easier" , and replacing the countertops is definitely easier than this... nonetheless this is a great and cheaper alternative
This is insanely cool. Love the energy and enthusiasm lol because that's important I feel in doing any project. I think that makes a world of difference in doing anything. Just love this.
3/24- love love this so much! Just wondering how you do this to an existing bathroom countertop without taking it off completely? This is incredible! I’m obsessed. ❤
This was an AMAZING tutorial...THANKUUUUU SOOO MUCH...Question...I don't have a blow torch...is a handheld blow dryer just as effective in your opinion?...your thoughts
Very interesting. Just wondering whether, when coating wood/mdf, the underside should be sealed, perhaps with pva, to prevent 'smiling', as done when oiling wooden worktops.
@@StoneCoatCountertops someday. I send your videos and tell people to watch you on TH-cam all.of the time. I am disabled, love watching and dreaming of what I may do if that is in God's plan for me. It isn't just your product that makes me recommended you. It is the way you treat your subscribers, your employees, your wife, your children, you mom, and each other as siblings. Pray God continues to Bless you so people like me can keep watching and learning and dreaming of the day when we can do it ourselves.
Would like the countertops to have the marble top look,but I love the countertop and sink combo. I’ve changed my mind about replacing my drop in sinks (3 of them) with the above counter sinks.. I’m presuming that you can do countertops one color and sinks another...
I could literally go to the hardware store and cut out mdf wood and make my own counter top? 🤔😯😲 If this is the case, I would have done this a long time ago
Yes, you can either MDF or plywood works great! The thickness is up to you! We typically use 1/2 inch! Will you stick to the same theme or change it up? -Nathan
@Elysian Glenn You can totally do that and the thickness of the MDF is up to you. Just make sure to cover the surrounding areas if you are worried about overspray.
Epoxy is traditionally known to yellow over time. What prevents your epoxy from yellowing? I'm assuming, by your use of a torch, this is a water based epoxy? How well does your epoxy hold up to scratches and stains compared to an aliphatic urethane?
Not water based its 100% solids so no solvent to burn. It will yellow for sure though not as bad as most epoxies actually not such a big deal, it will however scratch more than most countertop finishes. Guess its an acceptable level of scratching if you are careful but you have to be careful.
@@frankunderwood8357 All epoxy will yellow (or amber) over time. Every single one. Especially when exposed to UV light. Some manufacturers use UV additives to mask the color change, but that can still only temporarily halt the inevitable. If you are coating your countertops, it is always best to choose very dark colors so that the yellowing effect is less visible. Additionally, a top coat of a dual stage urethane will help prevent the yellowing effect in your colorized undercoat, which should be epoxy due to it's adhesive qualities.
Not sure how I got here, have no plans on new countertops - in fact mine are new, but I’m still here watching the whole video lol
We appreciate you! Thanks for watching
Me too lol 😆 I guess his work is amazing and results are satisfying 😉
I came here from a rug washing site...
Same! Lollll
I live in a apartment and can't change my counter tops yet I watched the whole video
We used your process about 3 years ago and our countertop still look great! No one can believe we did this ourselves! Thank you so much!
@Hello Robert how are you doing
did they turn yellow?
I was wondering how well they hold up over time. Thank you
this man really loves what he does. i suddenly feel like i just want to make a bunch of countertops.
Heck yeah! Thank you TH-cam!
Already ordering epoxy 🤣
You said that perfectly.
Yeah, I work as a creative for a company and I don’t remember feeling this creative.
Seriously lol
14 million views! There's no way 14 million people are actually refinishing their countertops. This guy is mesmerizing. How does he make countertops look fun? He should've been teaching my high school calculus class.
The views shouldn't shock you, there are like over 8 billion people on the planet 🙄
At around 12.50 dollars per thousand views, yeah he ain't hurting
Actually it is 1.4 million, not 14 million. Big difference! 😊❤🤣
Ha ha. You missed a zero. But now he's at 16 million views!!! (1.4M subscribers)
@@noomapollo5389 duh I confused viewers with subscribers. 🙄
The man would have been perfect for a 90s late night shopping channel...
I wouldn't mind watching!
Oxy clean and rattle cans!!
😆😂
@@adamyaw maybe he can bail out SlapChop
Irritating vibe. Turn down the salesman tone. Think NASA control room.
Sometimes after a hard day, ya just need to come home and watch a nice guy be positive about something. This did the trick. 😊
I used this in my bathroom. For the countertop, I started with cement board over plywood. I cut out for my sink and then sprayed the cement board. For a top coat, I used the clear I use when I paint autos, which is my business. I installed it and put in my sink. I also cut out a back splash and did the same with it. It’s been about 5 years and looks like it was just done.
I'd love to see pictures of your project. We are going to do the countertops in our bathrooms like they showed in the video.
Now are you going to say you have a fake granite countertop, or are you going to lie and say they're real granite when you go to sell your house? (if you sell it of course)
@@robert9595 say nothing
@@robert9595 Does it matter though? Like what is everyone’s obsession with these things needing to be real?
But does it look like stone - like hands down?
I am about to remodel my mom's 52 year old home for sale. You just saved me a fortune. God brought me this. Thank you Brother! God Bless You.
Don't forget to wear the proper PPE when using resin, this guy failed in that department.
god said, just hire it out. and focus on life.
It didn't work out? We did ours and after 2 years, there were chips from someone chopping something directly during Thanksgiving booo
@@Lia2222Chopping board perhaps?😅
@JahGemini.2222 I wish they used our chopping block instead of the countertop😥
Same person ruined a new blender at another person's house🙄
He's a "home wrecker"😂🤣
It makes me happy to see someone who loves their work
Thank you, Victoria! We hope you will stay tuned for all the great content to come! -Nathan
My wife and I are hooked!
Am I the only one who feels a deep satisfaction watching epoxy be poured and spread onto a surface....? It can't be just me, right??
you can put any hot pot on the granite countertops, but if you spray epoxy , maybe not, check anything before do that.
I'm just totally inspired with it. The trouble is him. HE makes it look so much fun and easy, though as a renovator I do see the surrounding handy skills required. I've decided on the perfect place to practice with epoxy: my internal doors! I'll remove each door, prepare it, and practice different themes. the great thing is that if the theme fails, I can easily sand it back enough and try again.
I search up the Home Depot theme ONE TIME, and now my mom loves me for making the kitchen table looks so much nicer. Awesome tutorial!!
Я вас обожаю!!!!!! Столешница из дуба,из Икеи, ей 15 лет, и я сделала ее!!! Смотрела ваши работы, кучу видео, Вы научили меня! Вы большие умницы!!!!!! Вдохновили на подвиг!
Good showmanship-quickly runs through the whole process at the very beginning, rather than hiding it forcing people to either skip to the end of the video or endure the whole process just to find out they don't like the end result. Here's a like.
I love this guy's energy, and btw we did our countertops with Stone Coat and we couldn't be happier! We followed his video to do epoxy over TILE!! and it WORKED!!
What about the grout?
Yes, WHAT ABOUT THE GROUT
This feels like a blend between a TH-cam video and those old TV commercials.
You make a great point Batman, thank you for watching! Do you have any projects coming up?
was thinking the same thing. lol
Well, that is how we all learn about something new. I find their videos very informative and I am thinking about how and where I can use this in my home someday...
Dude is weird
True. It's unwatchable.
God bless Americans like you, generosity, honesty, passion no strings attached, no details left behind....YT is paying people all over the world to create and share. Knowledge for nothing given away on channel like this to the whole humanity. God Bless America.
I've installed solid surface countertops in the past and this epoxy project truly looks and feels just like corian! This project is perfect for the countertop jobs you can't remove the backsplash
There you have it folks!
I don't know why this video popped up in my recommendation...and I don't know why I fully watched it. But now I need a countertop.
This video is more relatable than it intended to be... I start projects, it gets messed up, then I have someone else finish it.
Me 😅🤭🤣
I'm looking at my moms phone, I'm a Carpenter and I see alot of people do cool projects and look great but there are things you just don't consider without learning lessons from experience in different jobs. People think that tradesmen can do it so can I. These videos make things look so easy they don't show or tell you everything. Don't be afraid to talk to pros and ask questions. Is there something I should consider? Can this be done right by someone with limited experience? Also take your time and look for someone qualified who is willing to do the job at a price you can afford. But be mindful if uninsured and no contract you could get in another mess. Talk to people who have used someone who gave them a more affordable deal. Get your cost figured out of exactly what you want and save or make a budget if you don't have the cash available. Remember its no fun paying for something 2-3 times. Alot of us learn the hard way. Im a Carpenter and can complicate my life playing auto mechanic. 👍 Good luck in future !
@@debbiewilkerson4742
Sooo true...
Everything was doable until epoxy was introduced.
I used that spray on 2 big inexpensive plastic urns and they looked like they were expensive urns when I was done!! Loved it
Might be ok on something that never gets touched, not so much for a high traffic, high wear area like a counter-top.
I was always dreaming to have a husband like you ...like my grandfather ...thank you! I enjoyed watching
Thanks for the kind compliment!
anna jones get in the line, lady ! 😉
Uh hello - Im standin here!?!?!
Love love love thank you soooo much. I am doing this on my own a little at a time ,remodeling my mom and dad's house that was built in 1968. Finished the bathroom and Lord it's a big difference from what my bathroom was. Next is my kitchen countertops and cabinets
We had a class about how to do this from high school. Even got paid to do a small counter top all those years ago.
Holy shit a school where someone actually learned some real life skills? I didn't know those existed...
@@Christina-ex8yw small community I grew up. Takes a village. Not a city.
@@Christina-ex8yw A lot of skill was taught in Middle and High Schools. Sawing, Auto repair and Body shop. Wood shop, LPN, Cosmetology, Cooking and Baking. For a reason I don't want to the programs was removed. These programs were in the City and Small Towns.
Automachanics was the best class for me. Saved me thousands over the years doing my own repairs
We would love to see what you can do with our epoxy! -Jessica
You know, during my depression, I've even come on to this channel just to watch this guy to give me a lift for the day. Yes, I do have expoxy jobs to do, but his uniquely positive and strong personality always lifts me and gives me drive. He's great.
Hope you’re well mate. Lots of love from Melbourne
you are taking pills and it shows. you lost.
Honestly I've been at a loss on how to update our countertops on a budget. Your video has given me so much confidence and promise that I can do this. Imma try it on a test surface first . I appreciate the video a tons!! Definitely subscribed!!
Did you end up doing it? Im looking where to buy the materials here locally in South Bend IN
Yeah I’m curious how that went
How’d it go?
I'm also curious! How'd it go?
Epoxy is a cancer causing material. Sanding it breathing it in and not wearing gloves is super dangerous. So you think you want to put your food and drinks on this in your kitchen . When people get cancer they can't say they don't know how it happened. This guy's and idiot
I don’t know why TH-cam brought me here, I don’t own my own house...but I’m glad it did, you’re the happiest person ever.
This guy could sell anything. Get him his own infomercial immediately.
I immediate thought of Flex Seal as this dude started his demo. Lol.
You.....just watched his infomercial.
@@artcadegaming same
Yes QVC!
We just love being able to provide high quality products at affordable prices to amazing people! Thanks for watching! -Nathan
I could imagine meeting this guy at a wedding reception, being hooked into a story about a PHENOMENAL counter top, and then winding up in the parking lot watching him do a quick demo on a B&D Workmate behind his job van.
"Just one can of this and now I no longer need that expensive hair-transplant. I spent the $8000 I had saved on a Jet Ski instead! Thank you Stone Coat Countertops!" 🏆🇬🇧
I’ve used Stone Coat before and it turned out amazing. Just watch the videos, take your time and it will look great. We did three 6X2 counters and they are indestructible.
We would love to see how your projects turned out on our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders! -Nathan
Just amazing just viewing for the first time never seen it done like that turns out greattt!. Am just a guy who love these things am a DIY man🙏 great job great video 🙏 from the land of wood and water.
As someone who resurfaces countertops every day, the white, black and gray flecked countertops are still really popular
It was encouraging seeing the 2nd guy coming in and repeating the same steps and getting the same results. Convinced me that anyone can do it if you follow the steps.
Omg this is amazing!!! Seeing how little jobs like this can be done without spending a lot of money is wonderful. Especially when you get a new home and the place needs work..great tips like this are a big help.
Now question..I never use epoxy before..if you place anything like a mug or glass would it stick? I tried to do a small project years ago and I noticed if I place a mug/glass it left a mark on the table..
It shouldn't stick! Check these out th-cam.com/video/_BfgY1BJnD8/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/YLUteivXWaM/w-d-xo.html
Epoxy is expensive.... In my opinion
I bought this product about a year ago and did my counter tops. I was amazed how nice it turned out and a year later it still looks like new. This is a great product!
How durable is it ?
@@jamescalifornia2964 It's very durable. I have constantly looked them over the last year looking for scuff marks or chips from dropping things on the counter I have seen nothing. I have over 17 feet of counter top in my kitchen. This product saved me thousands of dollars. Follow the instructions, You'll be amazed by the ending result. I know i was and still am. I will never buy another counter top.
@@goodguy4342 - Great ! Just what I want to know. Thanks much 👌
Seeing people do what they love 🥺 is amazing! God bless you guys, may you continue to create ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your support🙏❤🙌 We would love to see what you create! Do you have any projects coming up?
I like this dude's positive energy..
Last year I felt young. Now I’m watching these videos👀
It’s 1:30am I don’t have my own house I don’t have any countertops to do this on, But I’m still watching it. Very interesting process, I love how light weight and cost effective this is, If anyone I know needs new countertops I’ll tell them about you guys. Well done!
Thank you so much Faith! Don't forget to subscribe for more amazing content headed your way!
Hello there
I just found this guy but I love him he's so positive 😂 he is entertaining because of it as well
I watched you carbon fiber table video years ago...and knowing what I know now, that video blew me away. Thanks!! Now Im working with epoxy more and finding your channel after 3 years was a stroke of luck!!!:):)
Thanks for coming back! Let me know if you have any questions
The possibilities of what can be made are endless, tables, counters, shelves and more I am sure. Really happy I found this, getting some for spring.
Until you posted your little montage I had never thought of doing a bathroom vanity countertop and integrated sink with epoxy countertops!! I have a bathroom vanity where all I want to change is the counter and faucets and keep the cabinetry itself.....stone coat epoxy might be perfect for that!!
Have you figured out how clearcoat stays on backsplash?
Hello there
Its crazy I was watching the black one you just posted and wondered how good it would look with a white base and boom this appeared! Absolutely love it
Mind readers! Heck yeah!
praise the Lord!
I say go for it!!
I just bought a new vanity stone countertop; it's to heavy..after watching this video I will try this new concept in the bathroom vanity..that's my promise. God loves you!!
"This product is a million different fun accents in a can".
Can confirm, just got mine the other day and was very entertained when I opened it and it started mocking the French.
LOL!!!!
ROTFLMAO
Watch your government collapse, but hey, you got nice counters Edit: My comment was without watching the video. this is freaking awesome
As it should
His painting skills are amazing. He makes this look so easy. I love his projects. Great work.
Thank you so much Chris! Which one is your favorite? -Lauren
Knowing something is not as easy as teaching it to others in an interesting way.
You guys are good in both.
Thanks to your entire team.
Our pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. If you have any questions on a project please give us a call!
Definitely the black and grey since my kitchen cabinets are white, it would make the small kitchen pop! You are so awesome, you make me want to spray paint! something!!
BEST tutorial I have ever seen! As a liveaboard this is extremely helpful!
Right that's what I was thinking! every detail explained perfectly!
I'm excited to receive my order of art epoxy and white dye from Stone Coat Countertops! I'm planning on making a bright pure white stand for some music equipment. Watching your old videos on youtube and seeing your production quality go up over time is incredibly inspirational. Seeing the company you've built over the past 10+ years makes me believe I can do anything if I just put in enough work and don't give up.
You Got This Geoff! Please give our project support a call if you have any questions. We can not wait to see your project💪🙌
It is frustrating not effective 🥲 expensive but useless.
i watch this entire video but have zero interest in DIY but watching for his enthusiasm and excitement haha
😅😅lol you're funny
My brother.....good on ya
The only part that gets me, and it’s TH-cam as a whole, not just hear guys, is when they follow the formula “let me know down in the comments” after asking a question that we all know is irrelevant. “What’s your favorite color? Let me know!”
My 7 year old watches minecraft videos and it’s every few minutes on those. They know the people watching are kids.. it’s kind of sad.
Fr
Same
Wow I used this product on my Mums Table Lamps, they came out amazing, accept I didn't used clear coat. Great product. Easy to use. Great DIY for a cost conscious.
I’m so impressed with your beautiful work. A work of art for sure. I would love to have countertops that look that beautiful. My hubby is a computer guy and minister. He didn’t get the gift of being handy. One day I’m going to be able to do this myself. Thank you so much for sharing your gift!🙏🏽❤️
He's a minister, he got THE gift that matters most. 😉
These colors are perfect for my kitchen countertops! Seriously considering doing this with my laminated Kitchen & Bathroom countertops!!
Once I saw the propane torch I knew attempting this will result into a trip to the ER!
Use a hair dryer
😂😂😂😂yes good call lol
Use heated hair dryer. My daughter and I are gonna try it
Or the fire department visiting
I'm going to buy my first home very soon an it wii be a fixer upper. Now I have the solution for my counter tops. Thank you so much!!!
Nice to see a company from my home town doing so well. God bless you guys and keep up the good work.
Thank you so much my friend, do you have any projects coming up? God Bless!
Countertop makings cannot be any more professional than this,very professional 👍😎
I remember the day when trade secrets were trade secrets! Now a trade secret is a pro showcasing his talent and allowing everyone else to benefit from it.!.!.!
Thank you for watching! -Nathan
wow, this has given me a new business idea.... i have not seen too many diy step by step videos as good as this....
You are making a serious mistake by covering a granite countertop with epoxy because epoxy does not withstand heat, whereas granite does. Before saying "how wonderful," consider the pros and cons.
You're a great teacher. I've been looking for new ideas for redoing my kitchen counters.This was very
educational. Thank you for this video!
Absolutely love how it turned out. For a fraction of the price of granite or corian! I am very excited to try this. Thankyou stonecoat!!
Did you end up doing it? Im looking where to buy the materials here locally in South Bend IN
I think doing a layer of the white quartz recipe over that board would add some really cool depth and a little pop from the silver glitter
That's an amazing idea!! Something tells me you've done this before
@@StoneCoatCountertops i haven't tried it but I'm curious to see how it turns out!
Really great suggestion!
The sky is the limit.. Havent done one as of now but will when my wife finds the right curved dresser for our bathroom sink cabinet remodel. Wife already epoxies custom tumblers so a little familiar with epoxy but Stone Coat has the best DYI videos and will use their products for sure!
@@StoneCoatCountertops❤
I have been watching everything Stone Coat has videos for, dude is awesomeness and a great teacher. Got my first kit ready for a test table next week. Can't wait!!!!👍
My countertops turned out so good! after trying this technique, it looks like I have a brand new counter. My dinner table is next. Thank you!!
How about a picture? Please?
Awesome did this for my boat, granite look without the weight!
We would love to see how it turned out on our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders! -Nathan
That's my idea as well. Galley and head new counter tops.
Hull must look amazing 🤩
I've always wanted to see carbon fiber counter tops and cabinets in a boat or RV. Would look badass and serve a purpose.
Me too. Did the bathroom counter in 1/2 bath and everyone loved it!!!
So glad I stumbled upon this video! I LOVE this technique! Am going to be doing a skoolie conversion in the springtime and want lightweight but still luxe-looking countertop and work area....will be doing this for sure! Thanks so much for sharing...this dude's a great instructor!
This popped up on my recommendations out of nowhere but I love your energy and the whole video is just giving me 2000s infomercial vibes and I kinda love it
Love the personalities, the creativity, the artistic work displayed in the workspace, and the videography!
I watched this then looked at my countertop - "We need to talk".
I hear you Stone Coat Countertops is amazing!!
You talk to counter tops? Smarter than Joe B I guess.
Hahahaha right on 😂
yes but don't burn the kitchen with the torch ok :)
@@ccccen I wish I'd your comment sooner 🚒🚒🚒🚒
I really enjoy doing automotive body work and painting, this looks so satisfying, thanks!
My son went to school in Tennessee for a year to get certified in body and painting.
Your comment is so funny because I saw a car painted in stone coat last week.
You guys are at the top of your game, I am waiting on my order to arrive. Can't wait to get started. You are the most innovative company I've seen, and the videos are addictive. Keep up the great work. Thank you.
Very kind words, thanls so much!
I cant stop watching lol
I actually used your grey on my AC registers to blend with my grey carpet. I sprayed them heavily and they look like they’re made of stone. Cool!
Kathy that is so awesome right on! Do you have any projects coming up?
I LOVE that Stone Coat Spray.... I've used it on a bunch of things around the house... counter tops, shelves, picture frames, and on and on... If I treat any more surfaces, people are going to think I'm living in Fred Flintstones home !!!! EDIT: WOW !!! I LOVED that Ocean Table that you did, very cool with the white wave capping you put in there !! Awesome ! I gotta check out that video for sure ! EDIT 2: I actually preparing to do my countertops, but I'll be using the Rustoleum Transformations kit - but wow, as much as I've used this stone paint, I never thought about re-doing the kitchen countertops with it ! Seriously, I think I might have to seek help, because this is getting to be an addition for me ! LOL....
Haha that is so awesome Matthew! We would love to see some of your work💪 Keep crushin it man!
“Mitch come check this out” got me so excited. There’s more than one of you?! I love this idea. Not only am I going to do it on my countertops, but I’m going to do it on my garage floor.
When I get a garage that is…I live in an apartment for now. BUT I’M SAVING THIS VIDEO FOR LATER!!
I've always thought epoxy was super difficult, but you guys made it very easy to understand... Enough so that I'm confident to try out a project on my own. You've earned my sub haha!
Did you try?
Wow....this is how I know I'm adult.....I find this amazing!!
Stone coat says "can it get any easier" , and replacing the countertops is definitely easier than this... nonetheless this is a great and cheaper alternative
I think the point is that for those who cannot afford the real deal this cheaper alternative is easy enough to create.
@marxist google lol
its just a regualr laminate granites better
This is awesome. No weight of the granite. Modern look without nearly the price.
This is insanely cool. Love the energy and enthusiasm lol because that's important I feel in doing any project. I think that makes a world of difference in doing anything. Just love this.
Some time in the future when I have my own house, I'll probably be doing all kinds of stuff like this.
That sounds great let us know if you have any questions we are here to help! -Nathan
3/24- love love this so much! Just wondering how you do this to an existing bathroom countertop without taking it off completely? This is incredible! I’m obsessed. ❤
Lots of masking!
This was an AMAZING tutorial...THANKUUUUU SOOO MUCH...Question...I don't have a blow torch...is a handheld blow dryer just as effective in your opinion?...your thoughts
Very interesting. Just wondering whether, when coating wood/mdf, the underside should be sealed, perhaps with pva, to prevent 'smiling', as done when oiling wooden worktops.
I’m not sure why I’m watching this but I like your enthusiasm
OMG! I used to sell Corian and that looks exactly like it. Great Job.
Thanks Dawn! Thinking about giving it a try? -Nathan
I installed it also and I agree!!!!
@@StoneCoatCountertops someday. I send your videos and tell people to watch you on TH-cam all.of the time. I am disabled, love watching and dreaming of what I may do if that is in God's plan for me. It isn't just your product that makes me recommended you. It is the way you treat your subscribers, your employees, your wife, your children, you mom, and each other as siblings. Pray God continues to Bless you so people like me can keep watching and learning and dreaming of the day when we can do it ourselves.
This is my 1st time watching. I love to see creative people doing their thing it's relaxing 😊💜
Love the hype energy cause going into these projects you need all the pep you can get 😂
I remember stocking this stuff at the hardware store. Pretty cool to see it in use.
I’m in awe! Turned out so nice! Didn’t know this was a thing or even why TH-cam recommended this to me but I watched the whole thing lol
Man, you are an amazing guy to take the time to teach us and do it with so much enthusiasm. Much Love brother!!!
man I always love watching your videos because you're always so into what you're doing and your enthusiasm is contagious :D
Epoxy is really fun just hurts the pocket lol
We hope these videos will help inspire you to create something wonderful with our epoxy! -Nathan
Would like the countertops to have the marble top look,but I love the countertop and sink combo. I’ve changed my mind about replacing my drop in sinks (3 of them) with the above counter sinks.. I’m presuming that you can do countertops one color and sinks another...
This video came in handy. I’m about to be renovating a whole house, so thank you for this. It’ll definitely save me a lot of money.
That's great! If you check out our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders you can share pictures of your projects if you like. -Nathan
Beautiful!! I just don’t have the expertise nor patience to do the gorgeous job you have done!
I could literally go to the hardware store and cut out mdf wood and make my own counter top? 🤔😯😲 If this is the case, I would have done this a long time ago
Yes, you can either MDF or plywood works great! The thickness is up to you! We typically use 1/2 inch! Will you stick to the same theme or change it up? -Nathan
@Elysian Glenn You can totally do that and the thickness of the MDF is up to you. Just make sure to cover the surrounding areas if you are worried about overspray.
You gotta get of the tv remote control first lol
Epoxy is traditionally known to yellow over time. What prevents your epoxy from yellowing? I'm assuming, by your use of a torch, this is a water based epoxy? How well does your epoxy hold up to scratches and stains compared to an aliphatic urethane?
I always thought it was polyester resin that tends to yellow, not epoxy resin. Could be wrong though.
Not water based its 100% solids so no solvent to burn. It will yellow for sure though not as bad as most epoxies actually not such a big deal, it will however scratch more than most countertop finishes. Guess its an acceptable level of scratching if you are careful but you have to be careful.
@@frankunderwood8357 All epoxy will yellow (or amber) over time. Every single one. Especially when exposed to UV light. Some manufacturers use UV additives to mask the color change, but that can still only temporarily halt the inevitable. If you are coating your countertops, it is always best to choose very dark colors so that the yellowing effect is less visible. Additionally, a top coat of a dual stage urethane will help prevent the yellowing effect in your colorized undercoat, which should be epoxy due to it's adhesive qualities.
Oh my word! Love this! Now I want to do this in my kitchen with a bit added sparkle 😁
a little diamond dust would look 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That sounds great Corri! You got this! -Nathan
Hello Corri, how are you doing?
Keep your can upright
I have to say you make it look very easy and you do good work
"Shake your cans vigorously". I told the wife that once and she didn't talk to me for a month.
🤣🤣🤣
Omg 😂😂😂
I asked a lady in the mall the other day if I could warm up her cans, got a slap in the face and a visit from a cop.
Unless you’re no bigger than a B cup, it’s not advised to shake those cans vigorously..just sayin
Rich is not married it sounds like, or not happily