My first set of countertops (3) were in copper. People don't believe you when you tell them it's hand made. I never did a practice run, dove right in because Mike's videos made it look so easy. And it was... with Stonecoat Countertop Epoxy!
@@danieljarvis9117 Can it be done over an old Formica laminate top? I am guessing that you have to somehow dam the edges. Tape? Bet yours came out great
People have done it over all sorts of surfaces including glass and stainless. Prep is key. Yes, you have to dam the edges and take advantage of the curing times. Follow this channel, they cover every contingency.
I'll tint some under coat turquoise with some ocean blue and green dye, keep your eyes on our channel, this video idea will be coming soon!!!! GREAT COMMENT
WOW! Highly impressed..... you guys are amazing! lm learning sooooo much! thankyou so much for taking the time and teaching people hoew to do it themselves!!
We would love to see how it turned out! Join our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders to post pictures of your projects and learn tons of new tips and tricks from our community! -Nathan
@@mitchquist No, but my wife and I bought a house recently, and it was a single owner from 1958 with pretty much original everything throughout. So, I've been looking at inexpensive ways to update it.
I have watched a few where you learn from your bro...I like to see and hear your lessons. Not sure if this is your first solo, but first for me to catch. Thanx yall, Mahalo!
@@StoneCoatCountertops that's so encouraging...... I am planing to make a training Lab for youngsters for learning the craft you are excelling in....I am sure I will definitely get in touch with you for buying your products....but as I live in Pakistan I have to import all the stuff..... Hoping for the best for you and myself with best regards
As easy as it can be and with our amazing customer service team standing by ready to answer any questions you may have makes these projects that much easier! -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops Trying to have the space and ventilation. My husband is very sensitive even to non VOC formulas. When I use it, I want him to be like that isn't bad at all.
Shades of turquoise/aqua...i must look into that. moving in a few weeks, building a large island and redoing a countertop... want accents of Turquoise throughout the kitchen and have been looking for the perfect blend of colors in my epoxy counter top. Until now, my daughter and I were totally unsure of which countertop to choose, there are so many to choose from! But when I saw this this morning, I decided... THAT'S IT! Thanks so very much! Gotta say, tho, still apprehensive! Do you think you could do one in those colors?
Last year during Chinese virus, I purchased Stone Coat and the copper metallic to cover my built-in desk. I also incorporated dark green spray paint to add aged patina.
Good job Mitch, you had one second where you lost your next word, but sailed over like a true professional! I really like this copper look, it is so pretty. It would be my first choice but I am a little unsure of what sink would look nice. Really love this video.
THANKS @carole Just Carole, Stainless steel sink would look fantastic with this type of countertop, also a cast iron glazed white would look sharp! This epoxy technique is super simple anyone can do it!
That is a wonderful comment! We would love to see pic's over at our group Stone Coat Insiders, tons of pro tips and tricks from seasoned epoxy folks! Have you used epoxy for a project yet?
Thanks so much for the subscribe!!!! This copper countertop is mega easy to complete! You only need a paint brush to meld the colors together. Thanks for watching, have you used Stone Coat Epoxy yet for a project?
I'm a visual artist. I want to paint my counter tops and then basically put a clear epoxy over the top so the work is protected. (It will look better than it sounds). Could I put down the white epoxy prep coat and then use spray paint, on top of that prep coat, then just use cleat epoxy over the top . I actually have two old tables I have been saving to use as test pieces, before I make counter tops. Wanted to use epoxy for a long time, never have
I agree with the commenter below, would love to see a video that shows copper with jade. That's what I'm planning for my kitchen countertops when we remodel!
Possibly some Hunter Green Spray paint or some Rustoleum Satin Vintage Teal spray paint. Would play around with those two on a sample with the copper to get it to look patina.
Hi @StoneColdCountertops! I stumbled onto your channel and have to say "I took one ueck of a deep breath when I watched your videos ESPECIALLY this video. OMG how awesome!!! After watching a few of your videos, I think I know what I want to do when I grow up. LOL....I'm 66 and about to retire. 😂 That being said, my passion is designing and creating DIY unique items for family & friends. To supplement my Soc. Sec. income, I know what I will be doing in my spare time. 😂. Thank you for sharing the process. I know I can do this but I have 1 question: How do you finish the edges/sides that will face outward & show? What prevents the epoxy from "dripping down the side" of what you are making? Do you have a video that explains this procedure? For example, I want to make someone a "cutting board with a natural stone look but has a purple "river" running thru the middle of the piece? Is a mdf "jig or template" created if I am wanting to make a dozen of cutting board? Just a video that shows step by step on how to start the project from scratch to the final piece. My dad taught me everything from construction to plumbing to electrical, etc. He passed in 2020 before I found your channel. Oh how I wish he could have see your work and end results! He would have said: "Well damn-it, Fefi (FeeFee) we have to do this!" I hope you see this and respond. Thank you in advance. Jami Hoffman a/k/a Fefi & Miss Muggwamp
is there a way to use the stone coat epoxies on straight square finished edges? Copper top counters are amazing especially for the edges. I 'd definitely go for this if I could get square edges.
yes, at a sharp 90 the epoxy will create a small high point, lightly sand with 220 or 320 to sandback down before the clear flood coat, You Got This we would love to see some pictures over at our Facebook group Stone Coat Insiders
That is a really unique aspect about epoxy, you can customize to existing decor very easily. Have you been able to work with epoxy yet for a project? Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Gorgeous! I need someone to do it for me though. How can I accomplish this with 5 cats in the house and no doors to block the kitchen. My daughter has the cats food on one counter so the dogs don’t eat it all. Anyone know how many days it would take to completed 2-3?
My wife and I just made the copper patina look from a video that Mike and Rhonda made together. They turned out way nicer then what we expected. Even our mistakes turned out nice. It like Mike says anyone can do this.
Do you do requests? Would love to see white and black marble with colour shift veins? New proud home owner and the kitchen needs an update eventually and I LOVE the effects from hyper shift colours especially purple green and blue.
I’m trying to convert a desk into a kitchen island and I would love to do this treatment for the top. Can I do it directly onto the existing wood top or will I need to use a different material? Also, where can I buy your products?
Have seen many of you videos. Your work and explanation is excellent.. However, just wanted to know how do you manage to keep the area dust free as you never use any covers?
Would be starting off with an awful black formica countertop that resembles granite. Should I entirely apply black epoxy, then the copper and rust or can I skip that step? At the end, does one have to apply a clear coat over the finished product, after applying the copper with rust highlights? If so, what's drying time in between and afterwards? Cool, cool ideas. Great video. You make it look so understandable and within reach to a novice.
Great Question! When going over laminate or other smooth countertops: Step 1 - Clean and degrease with TSP. Step 2 - Sand surface with 100 grit sandpaper and clean dust. Step 3 - fill seam and any damage with Bondo then sand flat. Step 4 - apply a thin coat of Bonding Primer let dry. Step 5 - Apply epoxy undercoat paint in black, 2 coats let dry. Step 6 - YOU ARE POURING EPOXY! Let me know if you have any questions. We also have a few videos showing how to go over existing surfaces TH-cam An AMAZING Epoxy Exotic Pour Over Kitchen Countertops | Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
100%! Stone Coat Epoxy was formulated to be applied over existing countertops, Search Stone Coat over laminate we show you step-by-step how to do it with ZERO DEMO!
Yes, you will need to prep the floor for epoxy and we have a video showing you how to do it! "How to epoxy over old tile floors" Check out that video and let me know if you have any questions! YOU GOT THIS!
It sure can! You will need to do a couple of easy prep steps but Stone Coat was designed to go over existing countertops and surfaces, search Stone Coat over laminate, same prep steps
How does this epoxy hold up in outdoor applications? Does it yellow? I really want to do something like this in an outdoor kitchen. please advise. Thanks
@@StoneCoatCountertops so if I wanted to use either PVC sheets or treated plywood, you're saying I should be good with countertops on an outdoor kitchen? I really love your work, especially this one and would love to do this if it will wear well.
@@StoneCoatCountertops @Stone Coat Countertops Not yet but DREAMING and saving up to do an out door kitchen one day. Hoping to get at least a patio table done this summer. My daughter just graduated from art school and would love to do this together before she sets out into the world. Your videos remind me of her because when I go thru rough times due to illness she always says "You got this!" Love your videos and find your systems results look the most natural and not unnaturally busy like others- no matter how much you tinker with them at the end. LOL. So appreciate you sharing your passion with us!!!!
Thank you for your kind words. We hope you continue to follow our videos and join our Facebook Group Stone Coat Countertops insiders so you can share with us pictures of your future projects. -Nathan
🔥What other 2 metallic powder colors do you think would look awesome together?👈
Silver and Black would look sweet I bet?!?!
Copper and Silver!
Great choice! -Nathan
That silver would definitely make your project shine! -Nathan
Dark red and black!
I agree with adding turquoise. I am so ready to do this project. I’ve been stalking you guys for a year. This is the perfect color combo for my RV.
My first set of countertops (3) were in copper. People don't believe you when you tell them it's hand made. I never did a practice run, dove right in because Mike's videos made it look so easy. And it was... with Stonecoat Countertop Epoxy!
Have you been able to do a countertop in situ?
Yes. I installed the countertop (MDF) first, then epoxied in place
@@danieljarvis9117
Can it be done over an old Formica laminate top? I am guessing that you have to somehow dam the edges. Tape? Bet yours came out great
People have done it over all sorts of surfaces including glass and stainless. Prep is key. Yes, you have to dam the edges and take advantage of the curing times. Follow this channel, they cover every contingency.
@@danieljarvis9117
Thanks the copper finish is inspirational
I never thought of wanting a copper countertop until now 😂🔥
Now you can do it for a fraction of the cost of real copper! -Nathan
I would add a little green for the added of oxygenation
Thats a cool idea almost like patina copper!
Amazing idea! -Nathan
i bet that would look so nice
Yes! I was thinking that as well
Nice idea
I clicked because of the THUMBNAIL! Nice video this would look sick in my house!!!!
Glad you like it! We hope we have inspired you to create this in your home! -Nathan
Thumbnail is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love this video!!!!!! This makes me want to epoxy my entire house!
Thank you so much! Would you add any colors or leave it the same? -Nathan
Honestly I'd leave it the same this is amazing 👏
@@StoneCoatCountertops a bit off topic but has anyone ever used glow in the dark spray paint in one of these?
I would do an under coat with a turquoise and then both of the colors you used. That would probably look like copper that's aged.
Wonderful IDEA😍
I'll tint some under coat turquoise with some ocean blue and green dye, keep your eyes on our channel, this video idea will be coming soon!!!! GREAT COMMENT
I agree
That's what I was also thinking.
Agreed..this does not
I love your epoxy! So easy to work with and so much fun.
Thanks so much! Your right our epoxy is super fun and easy to do! -Nathan
I agree with Cody!
WOW! Highly impressed..... you guys are amazing! lm learning sooooo much! thankyou so much for taking the time and teaching people hoew to do it themselves!!
Mitch is the cooler Mike change my mind
👀🔥🤣
I have wanted a copper counter top for years. I think I could do this!
I love these videos.
Thanks! Don't forget to subscribe and ring that bell so you can be notified when we drop new content! -Nathan
We did our last weekend, slate grey with black, copper and oxidised copper veins, very happy with the results
We would love to see how it turned out! Join our Facebook page Stone Coat Countertops insiders to post pictures of your projects and learn tons of new tips and tricks from our community! -Nathan
This is just what I was looking for, awsome
Thanks for watching Chris, have u used epoxy yet?
This project is truly as easy as Mitch shows. You can fix up your countertops in a weekend!
I WANT THAT NOW!!!!!
Say no more our products are available now on our website! -Nathan
You can make this super easily right over your old countertop
OMG! You guys never cease to amaze. The B.O.M.B
Have you seen how tuff this stuff is, check out our hillbilly lab test where Mitch attacks the finished epoxy with no damage left behind!
Thanks @fight4freedom This one is truly very easy!
Out of this world gorgeous!!!
This is perfect for my kitchen
This one truly is very easy to create, no skills needed!
I really like that color!
Oooooohhhh... That's my favorite so far!
We are so happy you like it! We would love to see what you can do with our epoxy! -Nathan
Thanks @jacob hope, have you used epoxy yet for a project?
@@mitchquist No, but my wife and I bought a house recently, and it was a single owner from 1958 with pretty much original everything throughout. So, I've been looking at inexpensive ways to update it.
You make it look so easy. I bet purple and silver would look awesome too
Thank you! We would love to see how that combination turns out! -Nathan
I have watched a few where you learn from your bro...I like to see and hear your lessons.
Not sure if this is your first solo, but first for me to catch.
Thanx yall, Mahalo!
Right on! Thank you for your support, here is another video with MItch: th-cam.com/video/ilrkZWUgxG0/w-d-xo.html
-Thea
Man you are an Artist....... wonderful.....mate cudos
Thank you! Everyone can be an artist with our epoxy! -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops that's so encouraging...... I am planing to make a training Lab for youngsters for learning the craft you are excelling in....I am sure I will definitely get in touch with you for buying your products....but as I live in Pakistan I have to import all the stuff..... Hoping for the best for you and myself with best regards
This one looks very easy
As easy as it can be and with our amazing customer service team standing by ready to answer any questions you may have makes these projects that much easier! -Nathan
Insanely talented.
Thank you so much! What would you like to see next my friend?
Oh my gosh...I love this. Want to do copper and rust in my kitchen.
LOVE THE COLORS!
That is stunning, Mitch!! 👏👏
Thanks so much for watching, have u used Stone Coat yet for a project?
@@StoneCoatCountertops Trying to have the space and ventilation. My husband is very sensitive even to non VOC formulas. When I use it, I want him to be like that isn't bad at all.
Thank you so much for the great feedback! How long have you been watching Stone Coat videos?
@@mitchquist probably a year and a half to 2 years.
Awesome as always y’all keep it up!
Thanks! Will do! Don't forget to subscribe and ring that bell so you can be notified when we drop new content! -Nathan
Shades of turquoise/aqua...i must look into that. moving in a few weeks, building a large island and redoing a countertop... want accents of Turquoise throughout the kitchen and have been looking for the perfect blend of colors in my epoxy counter top. Until now, my daughter and I were totally unsure of which countertop to choose, there are so many to choose from! But when I saw this this morning, I decided... THAT'S IT!
Thanks so very much!
Gotta say, tho, still apprehensive!
Do you think you could do one in those colors?
looks great! Would love to see silver and chrome with dark blue veins
I'm gonna make this one now!!!!! Thanks so much for your support along the way Christina!!!
Last year during Chinese virus, I purchased Stone Coat and the copper metallic to cover my built-in desk. I also incorporated dark green spray paint to add aged patina.
SWEET!!!! Did you enjoy working with Stone Coat Epoxy?
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! LOVE IT!!! ❤❤❤
That is great to hear! Would you give this project a shot? -Nathan
Man that looks awesome!! Wow!!
Did you sand and put a final coat of epoxy on that? Looks outrageously good
Good job Mitch, you had one second where you lost your next word, but sailed over like a true professional! I really like this copper look, it is so pretty. It would be my first choice but I am a little unsure of what sink would look nice. Really love this video.
THANKS @carole Just Carole, Stainless steel sink would look fantastic with this type of countertop, also a cast iron glazed white would look sharp! This epoxy technique is super simple anyone can do it!
Hammered copper
I just binged a few quartz epoxy vids and decided that's what I was going to do... then I saw THIS. Holy wow, I got a decision to make!
wow the Lakoda is back...with a new video.
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Native American Lakoda?
THANK YOU THIS IS WHAT I WANTED TO SEE IM DOING MY WHOLE KITCHEN 2 COUNTERTOPS IN COPPER
That is a wonderful comment! We would love to see pic's over at our group Stone Coat Insiders, tons of pro tips and tricks from seasoned epoxy folks! Have you used epoxy for a project yet?
Absolutely gorgeous
How did I not see this 8 months ago? Lol! Beautiful slab!
How about a black with red flake or visa versa? I think that would look awesome something I've never seen before.
Sweet idea!! That would look super sick! We always love awesome ideas. Do you have any more cool color combos?
Nice idea!!!! We will have to give it a test! Have you used Stone Coat Epoxy yet?
That could be amazing!
Gorgeous!
Thank you! It is also really easy to use! -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops i have no room but if I every am able I am going to use your product. I have sent many people your way!
Can I epoxy over a glass induction cooktop and use UTC without the epoxy melting?
No, that won't work Tim sorry bud
@@flyingrogue8550 damn. Have you seen the invisacook stove
Supremo saludos desde Tucumán Argentina
Now I want a copper countertop
Thanks so much for the subscribe!!!! This copper countertop is mega easy to complete! You only need a paint brush to meld the colors together. Thanks for watching, have you used Stone Coat Epoxy yet for a project?
Looks amazing
Thanks so much!! Stay tuned for more awesome content! :)
I'm a visual artist. I want to paint my counter tops and then basically put a clear epoxy over the top so the work is protected. (It will look better than it sounds). Could I put down the white epoxy prep coat and then use spray paint, on top of that prep coat, then just use cleat epoxy over the top . I actually have two old tables I have been saving to use as test pieces, before I make counter tops. Wanted to use epoxy for a long time, never have
What would this have looked like if you used cobalt blue instead of black?
Very cool. Man, what if you went with a verdigris green undercoat instead of black for that antiqued copper look?
Outfreakinstanding!
You're awesome! Thanks so much!
Absolutely beautiful!!
smidgen of green spray paint all i would add cant beat copper! great job
Not a bad choice! Thanks for watching! -Nathan
I’d be curious to see how it would look with a copper base rather than black.
cool idea
It would probably be SUPER vibrant. We love these ideas flowing in! KEEP THEM COMING :)
I agree with the commenter below, would love to see a video that shows copper with jade. That's what I'm planning for my kitchen countertops when we remodel!
Gorgeous idea! Love the color scheme :) We'll have to try that out
What pigment of blue-green would make it look like there is a bit of oxidation?
Possibly some Hunter Green Spray paint or some Rustoleum Satin Vintage Teal spray paint. Would play around with those two on a sample with the copper to get it to look patina.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Have you tried a combination of this and your jade project?
Now this is a great idea! The two color combos I think would look super nice!
Hi @StoneColdCountertops! I stumbled onto your channel and have to say "I took one ueck of a deep breath when I watched your videos ESPECIALLY this video. OMG how awesome!!! After watching a few of your videos, I think I know what I want to do when I grow up. LOL....I'm 66 and about to retire. 😂 That being said, my passion is designing and creating DIY unique items for family & friends. To supplement my Soc. Sec. income, I know what I will be doing in my spare time. 😂.
Thank you for sharing the process. I know I can do this but I have 1 question: How do you finish the edges/sides that will face outward & show? What prevents the epoxy from "dripping down the side" of what you are making? Do you have a video that explains this procedure? For example, I want to make someone a "cutting board with a natural stone look but has a purple "river" running thru the middle of the piece? Is a mdf "jig or template" created if I am wanting to make a dozen of cutting board?
Just a video that shows step by step on how to start the project from scratch to the final piece.
My dad taught me everything from construction to plumbing to electrical, etc. He passed in 2020 before I found your channel. Oh how I wish he could have see your work and end results! He would have said: "Well damn-it, Fefi (FeeFee) we have to do this!"
I hope you see this and respond. Thank you in advance.
Jami Hoffman
a/k/a Fefi &
Miss Muggwamp
is there a way to use the stone coat epoxies on straight square finished edges? Copper top counters are amazing especially for the edges. I 'd definitely go for this if I could get square edges.
yes, at a sharp 90 the epoxy will create a small high point, lightly sand with 220 or 320 to sandback down before the clear flood coat, You Got This we would love to see some pictures over at our Facebook group Stone Coat Insiders
Love this piece... I would have added a tad of candy apple red for a pop of color... also that's MY color schematic in my kitchen....😏
That is a really unique aspect about epoxy, you can customize to existing decor very easily. Have you been able to work with epoxy yet for a project? Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Gorgeous! I need someone to do it for me though. How can I accomplish this with 5 cats in the house and no doors to block the kitchen. My daughter has the cats food on one counter so the dogs don’t eat it all. Anyone know how many days it would take to completed 2-3?
Just watched some of ur videos!! So cool
My wife and I just made the copper patina look from a video that Mike and Rhonda made together. They turned out way nicer then what we expected. Even our mistakes turned out nice. It like Mike says anyone can do this.
That's awesome, David! It's always great to get feedback & it's TRUE.. Anyone can do this!! :) Great job on your project - I'm so glad you love it!
Do you do requests? Would love to see white and black marble with colour shift veins?
New proud home owner and the kitchen needs an update eventually and I LOVE the effects from hyper shift colours especially purple green and blue.
You Got It!!!!! I'll incorporate these colors in a video I shoot very soon! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss that video! Great IDEA!!!!
@@StoneCoatCountertops AWESOME!! Thankyou so much. Been watching for a while but only recently subscribed.
That’s awesome. Is it all the same copper color or 2 colors of copper
That is so pretty.
Thanks Jodie, have you been able to work with epoxy yet?
@@StoneCoatCountertops no hon.
Can i put stone coat epoxy over an existing resin countertop? If so, do i just scuff it lightly and re-apply the resin?
Yes! Sand the surface with 220, clean off, prime with undercoat or Behr premium plus paint and primer and then you are ready for the color coat.
-Thea
Great job guys very Useful an interesting video keep up the great work
Love it!😎❤️
Please do an Olive green and tan/light brown.
I want to do this sooooo bad, but love the neutral colors.
That doesn't sound like a bad idea! -Nathan
nice idea!
Loove this. I think I would have sprayed with some clay metallic alcohol to add some more color and depth.
Love this look!!!! How about a couple of the Blues? I love Crater Lake Blue.
That could look really pretty, I'll have to try it out next time! Thanks for watching and taking the time to give us a comment!!!!
How durable is this for outdoor use, meaning outdoor countertops and such?
This is totally stunning!
Do you deliver in Canada ?
Stone Coat Epoxy will be on Amazon in Canada very shortly with in a few weeks! Have you used epoxy yet for a project Charles?
@@StoneCoatCountertops Not yet, but looking forward to it.
I’m trying to convert a desk into a kitchen island and I would love to do this treatment for the top. Can I do it directly onto the existing wood top or will I need to use a different material? Also, where can I buy your products?
Have seen many of you videos.
Your work and explanation is excellent..
However, just wanted to know how do you manage to keep the area dust free as you never use any covers?
After chopping and melding colors, will it self level?
Would be starting off with an awful black formica countertop that resembles granite.
Should I entirely apply black epoxy, then the copper and rust or can I skip that step?
At the end, does one have to apply a clear coat over the finished product, after applying the copper with rust highlights? If so, what's drying time in between and afterwards?
Cool, cool ideas. Great video. You make it look so understandable and within reach to a novice.
Great Question! When going over laminate or other smooth countertops: Step 1 - Clean and degrease with TSP. Step 2 - Sand surface with 100 grit sandpaper and clean dust. Step 3 - fill seam and any damage with Bondo then sand flat. Step 4 - apply a thin coat of Bonding Primer let dry. Step 5 - Apply epoxy undercoat paint in black, 2 coats let dry. Step 6 - YOU ARE POURING EPOXY! Let me know if you have any questions. We also have a few videos showing how to go over existing surfaces TH-cam An AMAZING Epoxy Exotic Pour Over Kitchen Countertops | Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
Would you use a rough edge with copper. It should be smooth right?
It is up to you my friend! There are so many possibilities.🙌
Great work. Need product to do marble spray look on countertop. We stay in South Africa. Seems all products are sold out in the store.
Have you ever tried blue and gold countertop mixed?
Will that work Over laminated counter tops? Thanks!😎
100%! Stone Coat Epoxy was formulated to be applied over existing countertops, Search Stone Coat over laminate we show you step-by-step how to do it with ZERO DEMO!
have you ever ventured into using a spice like cinnamon to mix and if it were done would the cinnamon aroma leave a permanent scent?
If I want shiny copper, could I paint the bottom coat Rustoleum Metallic Copper. then mix some of the metallic copper paint in with my epoxy?
Can I use this over old marble flooring?
Yes, you will need to prep the floor for epoxy and we have a video showing you how to do it! "How to epoxy over old tile floors" Check out that video and let me know if you have any questions! YOU GOT THIS!
looks way nice nothing like copper but cool color
Would it be safe and lasting if I used this to create a countertop for our outdoor bbq/ kitchen bench? The BBQ will be set on the countertop.
can stone coat Epoxy be applied to an old stainless steel table
yes, use bonding primer after sanding with 100 grit sandpaper
It sure can! You will need to do a couple of easy prep steps but Stone Coat was designed to go over existing countertops and surfaces, search Stone Coat over laminate, same prep steps
How does this epoxy hold up in outdoor applications? Does it yellow? I really want to do something like this in an outdoor kitchen. please advise. Thanks
Our SCC epoxy does have UV inhibitors to protect your indoor and outdoor projects from yellowing over time. -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops so if I wanted to use either PVC sheets or treated plywood, you're saying I should be good with countertops on an outdoor kitchen? I really love your work, especially this one and would love to do this if it will wear well.
What are you using for the counter top base? I love the stone edge on it.
Can this be applied to either a wood or steel surface?
Would this technique work on a wood desk top?
Wow! Precioso
I am looking for a bronze (oil rubbed with copper undertones) and a little copper patina in the mix.
Did you have to sand and add a clear coat over top?
Doing my coffee tables in coffee metallic and copper metallic.
Wud like to see if u got this!!! Black opal counter top 🤔
WOULD LOVE to see that combo over a turquoise undercoat- would it resemble patina?
I like this idea!!!!! You must have worked with epoxy resin before?
@@StoneCoatCountertops @Stone Coat Countertops Not yet but DREAMING and saving up to do an out door kitchen one day. Hoping to get at least a patio table done this summer. My daughter just graduated from art school and would love to do this together before she sets out into the world. Your videos remind me of her because when I go thru rough times due to illness she always says "You got this!" Love your videos and find your systems results look the most natural and not unnaturally busy like others- no matter how much you tinker with them at the end. LOL. So appreciate you sharing your passion with us!!!!
Thank you for your kind words. We hope you continue to follow our videos and join our Facebook Group Stone Coat Countertops insiders so you can share with us pictures of your future projects. -Nathan