Sorry we didn’t get some better photos for you guys. We were having trouble with our camera set up. Thank you so much for your feedback. I really do appreciate it!
I have enjoyed your tutorials so much. I know you mentioned that you were having camera issues. I know the videos that have overhead views are always good to see.
I wish TH-cam would have recommended you months ago! Ever since StoneCoats videos went downhill I’ve been thirsty for good epoxy recipe tutorials. Wonderful pace and camerawork.
I hate sitting through a while video and then not even getting a good look at the finished product! I was really interested in this hammered copper look for some countertops in my van. UGH
Loved the Video and your explanation of each step makes me feel confident that I can do this also 👍 Patina Copper and Blue/Green are 2 of my favorite colors 💙
Love your videos. I've binge watched 4 of them today. I'm really excited to try out some of them. Just wish I lived closer to take your classes. Le sigh.
I love your work ..you really do a wonderful job..I love how you take the time to recap your work....I hope your foot is doing much better now....can you tell me the difference between expoxy and resin . thanks ...
Hey there Wendy, thank you so much for the comment, I really appreciate it. Here's a great link that will explain the difference between epoxy and resin. In the art and countertop world, I find that many use the terms interchangeably. www.differencebetween.net/science/chemistry-science/difference-between-epoxy-and-resin/
Enjoyed Although, we could not see how the finished project looked at the end, due to camera angle. A nice camera shot looking straight down on the top would have helped. Thanks.
This is an absolutely wonderful video! We are building a pretty upscale bourbon bar for a client and they would like this same look for the bar. Would it be possible to get a list of materials used in this video? We have followed you here, on FB, and on IG. Our company is RMJ Group, LLC if you'd like to see our project. Thanks so much!
Hi does stone coat have a resin that I can use with a variety of projects ie: resin trays, coasters, pyramids, moulds , wood and resin over canvas art work ? I need 1-1 in volume. Also it has to have high heat resistant for the trays and coasters? 😊
I'm sorry. the way I worded that could have been more constructive. my comment on another's reply was also unnecessary, crass and unacceptable. I apologize. I took my frustration from what's happening in my life into the comment section of your video. and that was not fair and childish. Reality is....good for you for having the courage to not only make a video for all to see but it make it as a women in a male dominated field. that takes some balls...lol. You should be proud of your content and ignore people and comments like mine as they are reflection of the poster and not of the video. A shot of the finished project would be great addition to your video and educational for the viewers, in my opinion. The rest of the video was educational, straight to the point and easy to follow. So again, I was wrong. I am sorry and it was not a reflection of our video rather a reflection on my selfishly being rude because I am suffering. I have watched and continue go watch your videos because they really do provide valuable information. I hope your days and going well and you're staying safe healthy.
I have since deleted my reply to the other comment because it offered nothing but negativity. No more negativity needs to be put out there, there is already too much.
So does anyone know, how come you don't have to reopoxy after you put alcohol on it? Seems like the alcohol/Color mix you spray on it would just be sitting on top of the opoxy. Or is it fine as long as you blend it in with opoxy?
@@RK3Designs hmmm, maybe when it's done I could help test it! You do nice work, I saw your video with mike from Stone Coat, the round tables you talked about got my attention. do you have a video of it?
Ron Carrigan my very first TH-cam video (so don’t judge me 😂) was on my wine tables. Check it out and let me know what you think. th-cam.com/video/w088tKeyd-4/w-d-xo.html
Hey there. I keep a bottle of plain 91% alcohol and a roll of paper towels next to me when I work. I'm constantly spraying my hands (gloves) to clean them. I rarely ever have to take my gloves off.
This was a video we shot when I first started my TH-cam channel.I’ve Learned a lot since then!! We learned from people leaving comments and helping us get better!! I do really appreciate your feedback!
You could have called it done and have a beautiful piece, a few times, but you kept messing with it. You woke it up and put it to sleep too many times until it refused to wake up at all.
It might be nice to get a few overhead views of your project because I really couldn't see much of the effects you were trying to show. Also rarely will one be looking at a project from the side.
> "It'll look really different in 4-5 hours." > Doesn't show it in 4-5 hours. :( Looked like it might've been a neat effect. Would like to have seen the "final" product.
I adore copper. Really wish we could've had a good look at the finished product.
This was a very old video and I was just learning how about TH-cam . I apologize for not letting you see the end product. 🤦🏼♀️
I enjoy Rhonda's videos because she doesn't babble endlessly. She gets to the point!!! Great effects!
Carol Schrader thank you so much!! I’m learning with each video to give you guys as much information as I can. Thank you so much for your feedback. 😊
Love your work Rhonda. Quick suggestion for a big zoom in at the end of the video. This way the viewer gets to see a fantastic final finished shot.
Ian Kreeger thank you!!! I’ll tell Paul we need a big view before he zooms in!! Thanks a bunch for the feedback! I really do appreciate it! 😊😊
Sorry we didn’t get some better photos for you guys. We were having trouble with our camera set up. Thank you so much for your feedback. I really do appreciate it!
This is just like my current project, encouraging me to get it done. The shop-towel technique -- I didn't think of that! Excellent, thanks!
I have enjoyed your tutorials so much. I know you mentioned that you were having camera issues. I know the videos that have overhead views are always good to see.
Thank you!
I wish TH-cam would have recommended you months ago! Ever since StoneCoats videos went downhill I’ve been thirsty for good epoxy recipe tutorials. Wonderful pace and camerawork.
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that!!
"Now, you could stop right here..." Love it! :)
😂😂😂
I hate sitting through a while video and then not even getting a good look at the finished product! I was really interested in this hammered copper look for some countertops in my van. UGH
You really explain the process well, and you make it seem so doable and fun! Thank you for this Rhonda
Jessica Mach thank you so much. I truly have so much fun doing these videos 😊😊
nice job liked how you gave different options on how to do it.
You bet!!! Thanks a bunch for watching!!
Loved the Video and your explanation of each step makes me feel confident that I can do this also 👍
Patina Copper and Blue/Green are 2 of my favorite colors 💙
Judy Russell thank you!!! Copper is definitely one of my favorites also.
Good video . I have a background in faux painting and did a wall a long time ago with almost the same colors you used except the clay was merlot.
You just made me want a glass of wine. Thank you! 🍷🍷🍷
I Love your work! I would have liked to see the Actual finished piece, after the epoxy had set.
Still Loved the video!
Love your videos. I've binge watched 4 of them today. I'm really excited to try out some of them. Just wish I lived closer to take your classes. Le sigh.
Terri Juanette thank you so much for watching! I’m glad your enjoying them. I also love suggestions on other projects and finishes 😊
I wish I could Buy classes of your painting techniques! !
We have in person classes. Hoping to start online classes at some point.
Please let us see what it looks like when it drys and when you put the clear coat on.
I love your work ..you really do a wonderful job..I love how you take the time to recap your work....I hope your foot is doing much better now....can you tell me the difference between expoxy and resin . thanks ...
Hey there Wendy, thank you so much for the comment, I really appreciate it. Here's a great link that will explain the difference between epoxy and resin. In the art and countertop world, I find that many use the terms interchangeably. www.differencebetween.net/science/chemistry-science/difference-between-epoxy-and-resin/
Beautiful! Love your videos!
I would love to see the finished effect when it is dried.
Can I do this to my wood above my stove vent or will the materials slide off onto the counter/stove?
It would be very difficult to do this on a vertical surface. If you could remove and pour it flat then reinstall, that would be an option.
Awesome, Love your work! See you at Artisan Summit... Again!
Al Uliasz yes!!! See you soon!
Could you have stop at the rose rag stage
Yes if the epoxy was set up enough to hold the pattern. If it were still fluid, the pattern will just go flat again.
Enjoyed
Although, we could not see how the finished project looked at the end, due to camera angle. A nice camera shot looking straight down on the top would have helped.
Thanks.
I totally agree. This was one of our first videos so I was just learning. Thanks for the feedback.
Love this color pattern!
This is an absolutely wonderful video! We are building a pretty upscale bourbon bar for a client and they would like this same look for the bar. Would it be possible to get a list of materials used in this video? We have followed you here, on FB, and on IG. Our company is RMJ Group, LLC if you'd like to see our project. Thanks so much!
Hey there. Did you get the supply list I sent?
Hi does stone coat have a resin that I can use with a variety of projects ie: resin trays, coasters, pyramids, moulds , wood and resin over canvas art work ? I need 1-1 in volume. Also it has to have high heat resistant for the trays and coasters? 😊
Hi i am in the uk. How to buy the alcohol spray. Cannot find this product on your website.
no finished product clip?
Sorry, this was one of my very first videos 😩.
I'm sorry. the way I worded that could have been more constructive. my comment on another's reply was also unnecessary, crass and unacceptable. I apologize. I took my frustration from what's happening in my life into the comment section of your video. and that was not fair and childish. Reality is....good for you for having the courage to not only make a video for all to see but it make it as a women in a male dominated field. that takes some balls...lol. You should be proud of your content and ignore people and comments like mine as they are reflection of the poster and not of the video. A shot of the finished project would be great addition to your video and educational for the viewers, in my opinion. The rest of the video was educational, straight to the point and easy to follow. So again, I was wrong. I am sorry and it was not a reflection of our video rather a reflection on my selfishly being rude because I am suffering. I have watched and continue go watch your videos because they really do provide valuable information. I hope your days and going well and you're staying safe healthy.
I have since deleted my reply to the other comment because it offered nothing but negativity. No more negativity needs to be put out there, there is already too much.
Do you have a picture of this finished piece somewhere? I really am gravitating towards these colors for my counters.
I have some photos but can’t post in the comments on TH-cam. Send me your email and I’ll send you some pics. 😊
RK3 Designs Awesome! upnorthmuddle@gmail.com
Thank you! -Kirsten
So does anyone know, how come you don't have to reopoxy after you put alcohol on it? Seems like the alcohol/Color mix you spray on it would just be sitting on top of the opoxy. Or is it fine as long as you blend it in with opoxy?
The alcohol will evaporate. I do put a flood coat on all my pieces after the 1st coat is dry.
Did you mix Mica powder in water or in Alcohol?
In 91% Isopropyl Alcohol
It would have been nice to see the end result!!!!
Very nice!
Thank you Ron!
It would make a beautiful bartop.
@@BrehonTL It would!!! May have to try that!! LOL
@@RK3Designs hmmm, maybe when it's done I could help test it! You do nice work, I saw your video with mike from Stone Coat, the round tables you talked about got my attention. do you have a video of it?
Ron Carrigan my very first TH-cam video (so don’t judge me 😂) was on my wine tables. Check it out and let me know what you think. th-cam.com/video/w088tKeyd-4/w-d-xo.html
What kind of Epoxy are you using? Art Epoxy?
I use Stonecoat Countertop epoxy. 😊
@@RK3Designs They have different epoxy. Countertop, Art, Casting etc.
Terrance Mallory yes they do and I really love their products. 😊
Where can I see the finished product?
Is there a recipe for this method?
Check out this updated video on this method. th-cam.com/video/EO_1jfFiU8g/w-d-xo.html
كيف أستطيع أن أتقن هذه المهنة ارجو المساعدة
Love this!
It would have been nice to see the finished product after watching an 18 minute video
yeah, that was a little offsetting.
Sorry guys, it was one of my first videos and didn't get good shots afterwards. Thanks for letting me know and thank you so much for watching!
Hey RK3, do you have to change your gloves after smearing the epoxy with your hands, or do you clean them up somehow?
Hey there. I keep a bottle of plain 91% alcohol and a roll of paper towels next to me when I work. I'm constantly spraying my hands (gloves) to clean them. I rarely ever have to take my gloves off.
I got a great hammered look...okay they are fisheyes, but who’s going to know? 😂😡
Um more close ups ! And why no shot of finished product !?!?!!
This was a video we shot when I first started my TH-cam channel.I’ve Learned a lot since then!! We learned from people leaving comments and helping us get better!! I do really appreciate your feedback!
You showed us how to do this technique, but you didn't show us the final product!!!!!
I do apologize about that and I've spoken with our videographer about always including final shots. I do appreciate you watching!
You could have called it done and have a beautiful piece, a few times, but you kept messing with it. You woke it up and put it to sleep too many times until it refused to wake up at all.
Too much repeating herself.
It might be nice to get a few overhead views of your project because I really couldn't see much of the effects you were trying to show. Also rarely will one be looking at a project from the side.
Agree. This is one of our very first videos. Our videos now give you views from many angles. 😊😊😊
Maybe a balloon
> "It'll look really different in 4-5 hours."
> Doesn't show it in 4-5 hours. :(
Looked like it might've been a neat effect. Would like to have seen the "final" product.
Really "wake it up" --- Over done.
Yep. Over done. She killed it and not in a good way.
You should have stopped with the shop towel. As soon as you started messing with your hands it really started to look like shit.
Brian Wilsey I really appreciate your feedback. Thanks 😊