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I am definitely going to do this one day. Been watching these for 11 years, since I bought my house. Husband was dead set against it and refused. Instead we spent $12,000.00 on crappy linoleum and countertops. He has since moved in with his girlfriend and my son moved into his own place. I can do what in hell I want.
I do decorative concrete and get calls to do these all the time. Just know if you don’t have any knowledge it’s very easy to screw up. You could save a decent amount of money doing it yourself, but if you’re going to I strongly advise you to do your research. I could help point you in the right direction if you wanted I just don’t know exactly what you’re looking to do
I love this look. We have a 20 year old kitchen. This video popped up on my feed. My husband and I watched so many videos. We're ready to try it now. I'm so excited. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Depending on the surface you'll be coating, it can be a very seamless process. We provide tutorial videos with every kit purchased at leggari.com. You can also customize your own kit, give us a call and we'll help you with the process. Best of luck to you!
what skills? this is a "profession" filled with the same guys who opened vape shops and tattoo parlors. Anyone can pour plastic and play like fingerpaints.
Фантастический шедевр,налюбоваться невозможно, какое-то безмерное счастье,вы и художники и дизайнеры, на одном дыхании посмотрела хотя и английский не знаю,спасибо огромное за ролик! Хотя бы помечтала.
Почему только помечтала? Я сделала под гранит эпокси используя ( праймер, напыление под камень из балончика и покрыв прозрачным слоем). Причем раковину не вынимала и плиту стеклянную тоже.
The counters are gorgeous!! Although I think rhe kitchen sink should have had an upgrade prior to pouring the epoxy. A nice black ceramic sink would look very nice, or an oiled bronze sink or something. But that is some excellent work right there! Incredible! You guy's obviously know what your doing.
OMG! I have a kitchen countertop made of cheapest tiles and aged grout… and wood moulding to fake ‘edge tiles,’… Covered with a bathtub refinishing kit. And I LOVE it. THIS… OMG… THE POSSIBILITIES ARE SO MANY. Gorgeous, brilliant, magnificent… etc. 🎉❤
Sehr schön und vor allem interessant. Hab mir immer ganz anders vorgestellt wie das gemacht wird. Ein Hoch auf die Kreativität des Menschen, der sich diese Technik ausgedacht hat.
This is beautiful. I didn't know the range of what epoxy resin can do. This is fantastically beautiful, good eyes on the guys, too. Not everyone can afford the stone countertops, this is a beautiful option. He did a really good job- I don't know what asmr stands for, but this must be it.
This is really amazing .. never seen any thing like this ever. What an ingenuity of mind, pure genius and aesthetically pleasing piece of work.. hats off !!
This epoxy countertop transformation tutorial is mind-blowing! The step-by-step explanation makes it seem so doable, even for someone like me who's not a pro. The end result looks incredibly realistic, like real stone. Definitely considering giving this a try to upgrade my countertops on a budget! 💎🏡
Thank you so much! You totally should. Epoxy is such a creative and versatile product. The coolest part about epoxy countertops is that once installed, you can stand back and say " I did that." You can check out this countertop kit and others like it here! 👉leggari.com/order-countertops/
Thank you for showing how it's done. It's awesome! You make it look so easy. I have wanted to do this for a few years now. I wish you could come and do it for me. My kitchen doesn't have as much counter top space as this video, but the prep work will take a while. I'm in Milwaukee WI.
Your videos are not only fun and interesting to watch but they give a person the incentive to beautify their kitchen---Most home owners will not tackle a project like this---too many pitfalls for the average home owner---You guys make it look easy because you know exactly what you are doing---keep up the good work
Thank you! This is high praise. We've worked with this product for years and continue to love not only the product but the process too. Thank you for watching and for your positive feedback, it's appreciated!
Bro, that's amazing. This is definitely an art form. I'm in awe. Kudos for sharing this. Not sure I'd get this right on the first try but I'm definitely going to try on one of my less expensive properties until I get the hang of it. Super cool.
Amazing results! I have a cooking channel, so your video would not be necessarily on my watching list, BUT: I enjoyed every second of the video, from the beginning to the end! You guys are making wonders! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Actually, it’s not too much different from my work in the kitchen when I mix colors for the cakes 😃 well done 👍🏼
@@LeggariProducts Oh, now I understand why the delivery of ready-made food home is relevant in the West and abroad!!! On such a table it is a pity to cook something, not a table but a work of art! Well done!🇺🇦
This video was very well made. I've watched a bunch of videos on epoxy countertops, and I think this video has had the best explanation and gave a great solution on how to finish the edges.
Thank you for watching and for your feedback! We love to hear our videos are helpful and inspiring, that's always our goal👏👏 You can check out countertop kits like these and other products here! leggari.com/order-countertops/
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This is fabulous! My only concern would be how durable the surface is for scratch resistance, etc. Do you have any knowledge about this? Also, what would happen if someone set a pot that is very hot on it? I know wood would have burn marks, etc, but how would the resin react?
Thank you! You can check out this kit and other beautiful kits like it here! leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits Every kit comes with its own tutorial to ensure a successful project👍 Also, Here is where we actually make a map using our products! th-cam.com/video/oqaGqxBDMfw/w-d-xo.html🔥
Maintenance issues: - Heat resistance. So long as you don't sit a hot frying pan onto the surface, epoxy generally does a good job of heat resistance. For example, boiling water pot seated onto the counter does just fine. - Stain resistance. Generally, very good. Certain items, such as mustard and tumeric, are problematic. The longer such stains are left on the counter, the lighter the countertop color, it requires greater effort to remove. - Scratch resistance. The glossy surface does show up micro-scratches. The darker the surface, the more the scratches show up. Not an obvious problem for day-to-day use, but might be an issue for picky customers. - Aging. Epoxy does yellow with age. The thicker the application and the lighter the color, the more noticeable the yellowing.
@@jimnora1705 depends who you are. Also if you want to spend 20k for a granite countertop then go for it. I got a quartz one recently in my remodel that is great and looks of marble haha
@@NotWatchingTV anyone who pays 20k for ANY countertop is an idiot and deserves to be ripped off. I can get quartz for $18.00 per square foot and natural stone starting at $23.00. So unless you've got over 800 square feet of countertop there's no way it's costing 20k. HaHa.
Oh, now I understand why the delivery of ready-made food home is relevant in the West and abroad!!! On such a table it is a pity to cook something, not a table but a work of art! Well done!
What a beautiful outcome. Some suggestions for future videos: Explain a bit about what the actual materials are…not a science class for college kids but a basic quick intro telling what expoxy is, what steps you’ll be taking and what timespan the project takes, start to finish. You showed the pigments and the can of spray paint but I wondered why you’d be spraying your work. A quick word on prep beyond the obvious masking: anything special to use? Priming was interesting to watch, but pointing out tips for a thin even coat would help newbies. Same with the masking tape: any special tips to get it on so nicely? Great explanation/demo on how to pour Spritzing with the alcohol: whys and wherefores Great demo on reducing surface tension and cleaning up Sealing mentioned but not explained And personally--I hate the background music a lot of people used New subscriber and fan
How durable is the finish against common kitchen mishaps (hot pans / dropping pans / occasional careless knife or fork use against this surface instead of a cutting board)? Is the resin, once cured, safe to touch cold and warm food?
The base in this video is a flood coat of epoxy we installed to level the countertop. Our kits can be installed over most countertop surfaces including tile, wood, formica, laminate, granite, etc. The most vital part is in the prep-making sure our coatings with bond with the previous surface💯
My dude! I watched that whole video. That was so cool how you created that look from start to finish. I wish I could do this for my moms house and mine when I get one. I couldn’t tell from the video what kind of surface you started with. Was it wood or something else?
Thank You! It started out as MDF plywood but we pour on the same kitchen over and over. we just pulled off the counter and started over with fresh MDF and there were 27 layers on this one countertop, what you saw was just a flood coat of are orange gold to level out the countertop again! It kinda looked like wood when it was all scuffed up to get a good bond didn’t it!
@@pargolf3158 I believe they're just saying that they pour different designs on the same countertop over and over again. In other words, they'd done 27 different tutorials for different colors and then did this one. If you remove old tile and top with MDF, or start with Formica, you should be able to do this on it after the primer. Leggari, correct me if I'm mistaken please.
I have a very important question, have you ever redone a bathroom granite counter & sink? The sink is what I mostly wonder about so if you happen to have a video on that would be awesome. TIA
Looks awesome I have done countertops similar to this except I use cheep interior paint and toilet paper and a natural sponge 🧽 then put the latex clear coat on sometime I put pearl in the clear helps give it a beeper look I like to sink a penny into it somewhere in it jut to add something different. I have also did baseball cards anyway looks awesome
This is impressive clever art. Love it in the artistic and unique sense. At the same time I would be valuating it against stone tops benefits. How does it compare price wise anyone?
Hi. Are you familiar with Fat Albert's? Remember their tables with the cartoons? They were covered with epoxy. Very strong. Honestly, I feel that arboright (?) Counters are best for the unskilled. lol . The epoxy products are expensive and first timers would make a mess. I'm sure with labor these are quite dear, to have done, but leave it to the pros. 😆 EPOXY CANNOT STAND HEAT, not even as well as arboright, even though we are not to put heat on them either. These are beautiful, but honestly, I love cooking, and would get sick of looking at them. 🤣😂😅
You can certainly do a lot with epoxy, I’ve seen tables that were made with nothing but epoxy, but even for a kitchen table, epoxy can make it look really nice.
Hi sir im from the Philippines your work is really amazing I'm glad I've seen this video, I really want to learn more, i really believed that it help me to have job here, can you reply me the exact materials you've been used for me to get to know if it available here in our country, your reply is much appreciated thank you and God bless!
@@katrinaevans7872 thank you ma'am for helping and to your kindness but i think the products is not available here in our country. I really love this! I lost my job before and during pandemic and I desperately looking for a job to support my family i have 3 kids and my elsdest force to stop her study because i dont money to support her study she is supposed to be a first year college now, so sad i can't afford to have all the materials. Hope to find a even a local brand here in our country thank you and God bless!
amazing and beautiful work guys. How long takes for the edges stop dripping epoxy ? How long take to be totally dry? Why you guys didn't use heat or torch gun? oh by the way, the owner should pick a better kitchen sink.. like a cooper one with black metal faucet instead that cheap look sink.. thanks for sharing. Which you do works here in Florida 👍🏼
The pattern is wild and I'd tire of it quickly, but using fewer colors or those with much less contrast between them would solve that problem and make it appear more natural, I'm sure.
How did you manage so that the resin doesn't leak at the edges ? Did you use standard or special adhesive tape ? Does it have to be very sticky or did you have to press hard ? At the time you pour the resin, it's still liquid, and I'm afraid it can find a tiny way out between the edges and the tape.
I don't have experience with this particular method, but generally if the taped surface is flat/shiny and the tape is wide, you can stop leaks almost with any kind of tape. Problems arise when the previous (side) surface is uneven / porous / badly scratched. For example, if you sand wood with 240 paper then you are good with a simple painting tape, but on raw bark no tape will work.
i have a queen sized loft bed made of --more or less-- sanded lumber and a coat or two of some ugly baby blue wall paint. i use a double mattress on the queen platform top and that kind of works oit because i have leftover surface space on the side (for my books/ alarm clock /water bottle /etc.) when I sleep. i want to make that little 1' 6" (or so) space look hella sick with some acrylic. suggestions? also is there any way i can do the sides of the pieces of plain ugly lumber on the support frame? how can i put acrylic on a piece of wood that is not laying on the ground (i.e., is perpendicular to the floor) thanks!
I wish you had offers for more of a bulk commercial project type of costs. I plan on using a similar technique for many countertops. So I would need a fairly significant quantity of the epoxy. It is nearly 50 countertops that are 6 feet long by 2 feet wide . Finding a bulk deal for epoxy seems not optional anywhere I have looked. It is a business so it has to be cost effective to meet requirements for approval of budget. Do you have such an offer to businesses or a larger bulk offer instead of the smaller ones on your site?
well try to keep the doors of the project room closed and the fans turned off to keep off the dust. For hair strands wear shower cap and keep your pet away
If you clean up really well before you pour and minimize airflow as much as possible while the epoxy is setting up, you will have the best chance at avoiding getting anything in the epoxy.
Great look. I have really deep window sills (about 18"), and I'm gonna do this design on my living room sill. Curious, no problem with bubbles? When I did my countertops (about 4 years ago), I "chopped" the resin (was shown to do so to make sure the resin was sticking to the primer) the resin with a small brush, then go back over it with a heat gun to get rid of all of the bubbles. Room temp was probably in the 70's.
Many companies recommend using a torch to remove air bubbles in the epoxy. We didn't love the torching process and dangers associated with it so we had our epoxy formulated to push air bubbles to the surface and all we have to do is spritz it with denatured alcohol to pop the remaining bubbles for a glass smooth surface! It's worked great for us! th-cam.com/video/WFPXySBhoXo/w-d-xo.html
Not durable at all. That gloss will scratch to hell and back and will pretty quickly loose it's luster. You can repolish it but this is far from a durable finish vs stone.
We have some floor kits you can check out here! leggari.com/order-flooring/#metallic-epoxy-kits These products are amazing because of how versatile they are. Theoretically, you could replicate this design on a floor🔥
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Thank you! We use 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol to disperse the design, allow that to evaporate, and sprits the surface with denatured alcohol to pop bubbles in the epoxy. Good luck!
Any food-safe plastic is just food safe for now. Everything they replaced BPA with is most likely not any more benign, it'll just take more time for it to be proven, just like with BPA. We're also just really starting to focus on nanoplastics (smaller than microplastics), which is a whole new dimension to worry about.
I like to pour my epoxy colors on to one another separately, not put them all together like that in the same bucket, then add clear into the voids, and my buckets have pour spouts on them. But your technique gives what I call a “Jupiter’s eye” effect, which is pretty cool. 😎
I pray to the Lord everyday....to post a comment on another person's vido on how to fix counter tops seems counter intuitive. How one chooses to converse with the Lord is ones on business. Light and Love📖
Also, buy you showing us that we see how it is to do it not all of us would tackle it and will leave it to the professionals like yourself. Bayou showing people I actually think it's sells more work for you people appreciate things more. Thank you so much for your teaching skills. Much appreciated.
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This is interesting, I wish to study more on it, but I'm in South Africa
What is the original counter top material ? . Looks like polished copper ?
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I have no intention of ever doing this, still watched every second. I think this is a sign I'm getting old.
Love this answer
😊😊😊😊😊😊 Me too
That’s funny x 😂
Haha. Me too.
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Not only dose it look real, and expensive... but you can choose and make what ever design you would like. Best of both worlds.
We agree!!
Unhealthy. All your food touching toxic plastic. Natural stone better
I am definitely going to do this one day. Been watching these for 11 years, since I bought my house. Husband was dead set against it and refused. Instead we spent $12,000.00 on crappy linoleum and countertops. He has since moved in with his girlfriend and my son moved into his own place. I can do what in hell I want.
Hahaha..Yes Girl! Do what the Hell You Want Every Time❤
he'll yea grandma
I do decorative concrete and get calls to do these all the time. Just know if you don’t have any knowledge it’s very easy to screw up. You could save a decent amount of money doing it yourself, but if you’re going to I strongly advise you to do your research. I could help point you in the right direction if you wanted I just don’t know exactly what you’re looking to do
I agree!!! Why pay thousands of dollars for countertops? You could remodel the bathroom. Take a nice vacation. You just put stuff on a counter top.
let get married then
I love this look. We have a 20 year old kitchen. This video popped up on my feed. My husband and I watched so many videos. We're ready to try it now. I'm so excited. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing! Depending on the surface you'll be coating, it can be a very seamless process. We provide tutorial videos with every kit purchased at leggari.com. You can also customize your own kit, give us a call and we'll help you with the process. Best of luck to you!
People don’t usually show us their skills and techniques like this for free. Thank you for teaching us. 🙏🏻
There's a lot that do. These guys way overchargee for their materials
what skills? this is a "profession" filled with the same guys who opened vape shops and tattoo parlors. Anyone can pour plastic and play like fingerpaints.
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Фантастический шедевр,налюбоваться невозможно, какое-то безмерное счастье,вы и художники и дизайнеры, на одном дыхании посмотрела хотя и английский не знаю,спасибо огромное за ролик! Хотя бы помечтала.
Почему только помечтала? Я сделала под гранит эпокси используя ( праймер, напыление под камень из балончика и покрыв прозрачным слоем). Причем раковину не вынимала и плиту стеклянную тоже.
The counters are gorgeous!! Although I think rhe kitchen sink should have had an upgrade prior to pouring the epoxy. A nice black ceramic sink would look very nice, or an oiled bronze sink or something. But that is some excellent work right there! Incredible! You guy's obviously know what your doing.
My thoughts exactly!
OMG! I have a kitchen countertop made of cheapest tiles and aged grout… and wood moulding to fake ‘edge tiles,’… Covered with a bathtub refinishing kit. And I LOVE it. THIS… OMG… THE POSSIBILITIES ARE SO MANY. Gorgeous, brilliant, magnificent… etc. 🎉❤
How much does this cost to get done
this is fascinating.. if i’m ever lucky enough to get a house i’m doing this first thing .. your so very talented..thank you for showing us … 🌟
Sehr schön und vor allem interessant. Hab mir immer ganz anders vorgestellt wie das gemacht wird. Ein Hoch auf die Kreativität des Menschen, der sich diese Technik ausgedacht hat.
This is beautiful. I didn't know the range of what epoxy resin can do. This is fantastically beautiful, good eyes on the guys, too. Not everyone can afford the stone countertops, this is a beautiful option. He did a really good job- I don't know what asmr stands for, but this must be it.
Thank you very much!
Pero aun no sabes lo que cuesta esto. En mi opinion creo que es caro
This is really amazing .. never seen any thing like this ever. What an ingenuity of mind, pure genius and aesthetically pleasing piece of work.. hats off !!
you must be new to youtube
@@saringaclose new to this field, spoiler!
@@saringaclose Or to this world.
It's just plastic nothing too exciting
Is it long last or temporary
It's awesome how even if the resin consistency is thick when being poured, its final state will always have a leveled-out surface
And can always sand that shit down
This epoxy countertop transformation tutorial is mind-blowing! The step-by-step explanation makes it seem so doable, even for someone like me who's not a pro. The end result looks incredibly realistic, like real stone. Definitely considering giving this a try to upgrade my countertops on a budget! 💎🏡
Thank you so much! You totally should. Epoxy is such a creative and versatile product. The coolest part about epoxy countertops is that once installed, you can stand back and say " I did that." You can check out this countertop kit and others like it here! 👉leggari.com/order-countertops/
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OMG that looks absolutely amazing!! Unbelievable talent you guys have
Thank you for showing how it's done. It's awesome! You make it look so easy. I have wanted to do this for a few years now. I wish you could come and do it for me. My kitchen doesn't have as much counter top space as this video, but the prep work will take a while. I'm in Milwaukee WI.
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Your videos are not only fun and interesting to watch but they give a person the incentive to beautify their kitchen---Most home owners will not tackle a project like this---too many pitfalls for the average home owner---You guys make it look easy because you know exactly what you are doing---keep up the good work
Thank you! This is high praise. We've worked with this product for years and continue to love not only the product but the process too. Thank you for watching and for your positive feedback, it's appreciated!
Beautiful work... I ended up doing mine but instead I bought marble vinyl wrap did the counters with that then hit it with the Clear poxy over it....
That’s a great idea
Thought about doing that but was afraid the epoxy would damage the wrap somehow. Great idea
Wow i never thought of that! I'm afraid I'll fucked up the design and have to redone it
Super creative idea!!
@@FlyestDesign эпоксидка же зарапается. Разве она практична на кухне?
Bro, that's amazing. This is definitely an art form. I'm in awe. Kudos for sharing this. Not sure I'd get this right on the first try but I'm definitely going to try on one of my less expensive properties until I get the hang of it. Super cool.
Thank You!
@@LeggariProducts what you sprayed on it?
@@LeggariProducts I agree with John, this is what true "modern" art looks like.
right!? Absolutely gorgeous!
@@LeggariProducts what you have on the bottle to sprayed on it?
Wow, that's super cool.
It looks so classic but modern at the same time.....
Insane to think someone came up with this idea and created the products! Very cool
I did real granite for. 16 years , this is great idea & looks really good
Thank You!
Too much random pattern, not for me.
This is amazing. Tbh I was even impressed by the paint stir stick being used to hold the bottles
Omg sameee!! That shows how smart he is
Thank You! We try to think of every little way to make it as easy as possible.
@@LeggariProducts your products don’t need to be torched ? What’s about bubbles?
Amazing results! I have a cooking channel, so your video would not be necessarily on my watching list, BUT: I enjoyed every second of the video, from the beginning to the end! You guys are making wonders! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Actually, it’s not too much different from my work in the kitchen when I mix colors for the cakes 😃
well done 👍🏼
Awesome! Thank you!
@@LeggariProducts Oh, now I understand why the delivery of ready-made food home is relevant in the West and abroad!!! On such a table it is a pity to cook something, not a table but a work of art! Well done!🇺🇦
@@LeggariProducts No kitchen backslash? I'm assuming they are going to add tile? Otherwise that wall is going to look like crap within a few months.
❤ lovely finish
@@rjenkens2774they do countertops, there’s a ton of other elements to the decoration.
This video was very well made. I've watched a bunch of videos on epoxy countertops, and I think this video has had the best explanation and gave a great solution on how to finish the edges.
Thank you for watching and for your feedback! We love to hear our videos are helpful and inspiring, that's always our goal👏👏 You can check out countertop kits like these and other products here! leggari.com/order-countertops/
You made it look so easy…. I would need to watch this Thousand times To Get it!!!!!
Same!! 😂
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This is fabulous! My only concern would be how durable the surface is for scratch resistance, etc. Do you have any knowledge about this? Also, what would happen if someone set a pot that is very hot on it? I know wood would have burn marks, etc, but how would the resin react?
Смола плохо переносит температуру... Лучше этого не делать. Около варочной поверхности такое покрытие тоже не пойдёт.
This durability test should answer all your questions! th-cam.com/video/npzH_hKmUG4/w-d-xo.html
And I’d also be concerned whether this is toxic to breathe and how food safe a surface it is.
Красиво очень красиво, такую кухню только в музей, жалко даже тарелочку поставить на такой стол! Работа супер👍👍👍
Is it possible to put hot things on such a surface? a bowl of soup? Will the surface soften?
when the rock mass looks like a map of the country. I wish I had enough money to own such an impressive table.
Great job!
Thank you! You can check out this kit and other beautiful kits like it here! leggari.com/order-countertops/#standard-epoxy-kits Every kit comes with its own tutorial to ensure a successful project👍 Also, Here is where we actually make a map using our products! th-cam.com/video/oqaGqxBDMfw/w-d-xo.html🔥
Maintenance issues:
- Heat resistance. So long as you don't sit a hot frying pan onto the surface, epoxy generally does a good job of heat resistance. For example, boiling water pot seated onto the counter does just fine.
- Stain resistance. Generally, very good. Certain items, such as mustard and tumeric, are problematic. The longer such stains are left on the counter, the lighter the countertop color, it requires greater effort to remove.
- Scratch resistance. The glossy surface does show up micro-scratches. The darker the surface, the more the scratches show up. Not an obvious problem for day-to-day use, but might be an issue for picky customers.
- Aging. Epoxy does yellow with age. The thicker the application and the lighter the color, the more noticeable the yellowing.
Check out our durability test to see how our epoxy stands the test💯 👉 th-cam.com/video/npzH_hKmUG4/w-d-xo.html
but best thing about it is, you can always just re apoxy it! :)
This is NOT a d.i.y. project. With the amount of labor and materials involved, you can have actual stone countertops
@@jimnora1705 depends who you are. Also if you want to spend 20k for a granite countertop then go for it. I got a quartz one recently in my remodel that is great and looks of marble haha
@@NotWatchingTV anyone who pays 20k for ANY countertop is an idiot and deserves to be ripped off. I can get quartz for $18.00 per square foot and natural stone starting at $23.00. So unless you've got over 800 square feet of countertop there's no way it's costing 20k. HaHa.
What was the counter tops made of before you started and Why where they so shiny before you primed them? By the way great job 👍
That was the same question I had and answer I’m looking for
Oh, now I understand why the delivery of ready-made food home is relevant in the West and abroad!!! On such a table it is a pity to cook something, not a table but a work of art! Well done!
Thank you!🔥
Nice look after you cleaned up pthe runs /drips
I do not trust myself to do this but pls come over you I trust. What satisfaction you must feel .great job from keswick Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
What a beautiful outcome.
Some suggestions for future videos:
Explain a bit about what the actual materials are…not a science class for college kids but a basic quick intro telling what expoxy is, what steps you’ll be taking and what timespan the project takes, start to finish.
You showed the pigments and the can of spray paint but I wondered why you’d be spraying your work.
A quick word on prep beyond the obvious masking: anything special to use? Priming was interesting to watch, but pointing out tips for a thin even coat would help newbies.
Same with the masking tape: any special tips to get it on so nicely?
Great explanation/demo on how to pour
Spritzing with the alcohol: whys and wherefores
Great demo on reducing surface tension and cleaning up
Sealing mentioned but not explained
And personally--I hate the background music a lot of people used
New subscriber and fan
All that is explained in detail with the tutorials you recieve in your email after purchasing your kit!
I agree with you the music choice was awful, I almost left because of it.
@@terivertefeuille6996 I left because of it
THIS IS THE BEST COUNTERTOP DESIGN😘 IT IS EXTREMELY ARTSY AND FUN LOOKING😌
How durable is the finish against common kitchen mishaps (hot pans / dropping pans / occasional careless knife or fork use against this surface instead of a cutting board)?
Is the resin, once cured, safe to touch cold and warm food?
what is the base material of the countertops? Could this work on laminate or what should be used?
The base in this video is a flood coat of epoxy we installed to level the countertop. Our kits can be installed over most countertop surfaces including tile, wood, formica, laminate, granite, etc. The most vital part is in the prep-making sure our coatings with bond with the previous surface💯
This is quite the art project and one of a kind pieces. I enjoyed watching this video.
Same...
Thank You!
It completely transformed the countertop. Absolutely beautiful!
Thank You!
My dude! I watched that whole video. That was so cool how you created that look from start to finish. I wish I could do this for my moms house and mine when I get one.
I couldn’t tell from the video what kind of surface you started with. Was it wood or something else?
Ahşap 👌
Thank You! It started out as MDF plywood but we pour on the same kitchen over and over. we just pulled off the counter and started over with fresh MDF and there were 27 layers on this one countertop, what you saw was just a flood coat of are orange gold to level out the countertop again! It kinda looked like wood when it was all scuffed up to get a good bond didn’t it!
You can do it
@@LeggariProducts 27 layers? You had to repeat this process 27 times on on countertop? Or am I misinterpreting what you said?
@@pargolf3158 I believe they're just saying that they pour different designs on the same countertop over and over again. In other words, they'd done 27 different tutorials for different colors and then did this one. If you remove old tile and top with MDF, or start with Formica, you should be able to do this on it after the primer. Leggari, correct me if I'm mistaken please.
Total talent!
The design turned out beautiful!
I have granet,which works great with heat and cleaning but I would LOVE this instead!
I have a very important question, have you ever redone a bathroom granite counter & sink? The sink is what I mostly wonder about so if you happen to have a video on that would be awesome. TIA
Looks awesome I have done countertops similar to this except I use cheep interior paint and toilet paper and a natural sponge 🧽 then put the latex clear coat on sometime I put pearl in the clear helps give it a beeper look I like to sink a penny into it somewhere in it jut to add something different. I have also did baseball cards anyway looks awesome
I need you to explain that process better, please.
This is impressive clever art. Love it in the artistic and unique sense. At the same time I would be valuating it against stone tops benefits. How does it compare price wise anyone?
Hi. Are you familiar with Fat Albert's? Remember their tables with the cartoons? They were covered with epoxy. Very strong. Honestly, I feel that arboright (?) Counters are best for the unskilled. lol . The epoxy products are expensive and first timers would make a mess. I'm sure with labor these are quite dear, to have done, but leave it to the pros. 😆 EPOXY CANNOT STAND HEAT, not even as well as arboright, even though we are not to put heat on them either. These are beautiful, but honestly, I love cooking, and would get sick of looking at them. 🤣😂😅
Thank You!
@@kimberleyjane2338 CURED EPOXY CAN STAND HEAT.
@@wesleyg3088 Yes, but NOT to the degree that granite can, which I believe is what people are asking or comparing to here.
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You can certainly do a lot with epoxy, I’ve seen tables that were made with nothing but epoxy, but even for a kitchen table, epoxy can make it look really nice.
That was very cool. Thanks for taking the time to make this. It looks amazing!!
Looks amazingly beautiful!
But isn't resin highly flammable?
Is it safe to use such material in kitchen, not sure
My thoughts exactly, and also the scratches
Not flammable after it cures.
You buff the scratches out once a year.
The scratches 🤣🤣
There's no cutting anything on that table unless you are using a cutting board, but definitely looks amazing.
Looks great, but not practical for a kitchen counter top. You have to baby them forever and buff constantly.
Hi sir im from the Philippines your work is really amazing I'm glad I've seen this video, I really want to learn more, i really believed that it help me to have job here, can you reply me the exact materials you've been used for me to get to know if it available here in our country, your reply is much appreciated thank you and God bless!
Press the little Arrow on the top right of iPad all information will come up
@@katrinaevans7872 thank you ma'am for helping and to your kindness but i think the products is not available here in our country. I really love this! I lost my job before and during pandemic and I desperately looking for a job to support my family i have 3 kids and my elsdest force to stop her study because i dont money to support her study she is supposed to be a first year college now, so sad i can't afford to have all the materials. Hope to find a even a local brand here in our country thank you and God bless!
Master of Maters 👊🏻💥
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This combination of color is beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely Gorgeous Counter Tops!!!
Hello Beverly
Good stars this is beautiful, I love the colors and would love to have my coffee table and end tables done just like this❤
Thank You!
The talent on display is incredible!
Thank you! You can see this countertop kit and other beautiful ones like it here! 👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/
This was so gorgeous I had to mimic it on my own countertops. Thank you.
Pics or it didn't happen. lol
Please noisy and curious ppl like me need to see it and know
This came out like glass, love this product
Super cool stuff. Can’t wait to use this on my garage floor this spring 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Oh wow! That will look absolutely gorgeous!!!
Just wondering if you did that? I was thinking the floor surface might be so slick that it’s a little treacherous.
Do you have video on prep before starting process?
Freakin’ gorgeous! Really looks good against all the white. Awesome results
Thank you!!
I do watch them. Nothing wrong with other companies doing it also though. If that’s considered muscling in, there would be no such concept as DIY!
After you are finished, is there a curing time before you can use the countertops?
Usually 24 hours tops
Отличное работа, хотелось бы научиться создавать такие шедевры
amazing and beautiful work guys. How long takes for the edges stop dripping epoxy ?
How long take to be totally dry? Why you guys didn't use heat or torch gun?
oh by the way, the owner should pick a better kitchen sink.. like a cooper one with black metal faucet instead that cheap look sink.. thanks for sharing.
Which you do works here in Florida 👍🏼
The pattern is wild and I'd tire of it quickly, but using fewer colors or those with much less contrast between them would solve that problem and make it appear more natural, I'm sure.
I think it's more of a demonstration of what's possible. Everyone has their own opinion, doesn't mean they need to share it.
It's a tub of hardened liquid plastic, if it looks unnatural or tiresome I'd say you have great taste.
How did you manage so that the resin doesn't leak at the edges ? Did you use standard or special adhesive tape ? Does it have to be very sticky or did you have to press hard ? At the time you pour the resin, it's still liquid, and I'm afraid it can find a tiny way out between the edges and the tape.
I don't have experience with this particular method, but generally if the taped surface is flat/shiny and the tape is wide, you can stop leaks almost with any kind of tape. Problems arise when the previous (side) surface is uneven / porous / badly scratched. For example, if you sand wood with 240 paper then you are good with a simple painting tape, but on raw bark no tape will work.
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но не практично
That's pretty cool I like that
Thank you!
Belo trabalho muito bem feito🇧🇷👍
What would be the best surface to put the epoxy on, i.e concrete or wood? also, how you prep that area/surface?
i have a queen sized loft bed made of --more or less-- sanded lumber and a coat or two of some ugly baby blue wall paint. i use a double mattress on the queen platform top and that kind of works oit because i have leftover surface space on the side (for my books/ alarm clock /water bottle /etc.) when I sleep.
i want to make that little 1' 6" (or so) space look hella sick with some acrylic. suggestions? also is there any way i can do the sides of the pieces of plain ugly lumber on the support frame? how can i put acrylic on a piece of wood that is not laying on the ground (i.e., is perpendicular to the floor)
thanks!
Looks like the video description can help you with that question
Umm, clean it...
I wish you had offers for more of a bulk commercial project type of costs. I plan on using a similar technique for many countertops. So I would need a fairly significant quantity of the epoxy.
It is nearly 50 countertops that are 6 feet long by 2 feet wide .
Finding a bulk deal for epoxy seems not optional anywhere I have looked. It is a business so it has to be cost effective to meet requirements for approval of budget.
Do you have such an offer to businesses or a larger bulk offer instead of the smaller ones on your site?
Check with Stetsons or Whitecap about Increte Epoxy products, they will get a good number, it's still expensive but they will work with you
Absolutely Gorgeous! ❤
I wish I could get your services in India❤
Thank you! You can learn it yourself at leggariacademy.com!
So cool. Just wondering how to avoid any tiny pieces of dust/hair from landing in the epoxy?
well try to keep the doors of the project room closed and the fans turned off to keep off the dust. For hair strands wear shower cap and keep your pet away
Hire a bald man
If you clean up really well before you pour and minimize airflow as much as possible while the epoxy is setting up, you will have the best chance at avoiding getting anything in the epoxy.
Looks absolutely fantastic. Really good job!! 👌
Thank You!
You guys just do Amazing work, love it‼ 🔥
Thank You!
Great look. I have really deep window sills (about 18"), and I'm gonna do this design on my living room sill. Curious, no problem with bubbles? When I did my countertops (about 4 years ago), I "chopped" the resin (was shown to do so to make sure the resin was sticking to the primer) the resin with a small brush, then go back over it with a heat gun to get rid of all of the bubbles. Room temp was probably in the 70's.
Many companies recommend using a torch to remove air bubbles in the epoxy. We didn't love the torching process and dangers associated with it so we had our epoxy formulated to push air bubbles to the surface and all we have to do is spritz it with denatured alcohol to pop the remaining bubbles for a glass smooth surface! It's worked great for us! th-cam.com/video/WFPXySBhoXo/w-d-xo.html
Can you please make a video or recommend how to add LED lights into your epoxy countertop or a wall art project?
Очень красиво! Молодцы!
Great work! Regarding recording videos, have you tried using polarising lenses to reduce light reflection?
Good tip! Thanks for watching!
It looks so pretty already with the Black Alone...but I know the Ending is Beautiful❤
That looks wonderful! Well done!
Thank You!
Just wondering how much this costs and how durable is it?
Not durable at all. That gloss will scratch to hell and back and will pretty quickly loose it's luster. You can repolish it but this is far from a durable finish vs stone.
Maravilhoso trabalho!
Love my abstract decor look and this would just a kitchen off. Beautiful work gentlemen. Im going to have to teach myself this technique.
Let's make a whole floor like this😅
We have some floor kits you can check out here! leggari.com/order-flooring/#metallic-epoxy-kits These products are amazing because of how versatile they are. Theoretically, you could replicate this design on a floor🔥
Dudes lungs will thank him one day for this...
Yep
That stuff is hard to breathe in?
Good
Good bro?
Lindo teu trabalho 👏❤️
عمل متقن مشاء الله لقد قدمت لي افكار جميلة لتغير المطبخ لكن ماهي المادة التي قمت برشها على سطح العمل مع الاخير ،انا تعلمت لرزين لكن عند اتمام العمل لنقوم برش او بمسح اي عمل وشكرا كثيرا على الفكرة الرائعة
Thank you! We use 91% or higher isopropyl alcohol to disperse the design, allow that to evaporate, and sprits the surface with denatured alcohol to pop bubbles in the epoxy. Good luck!
Epoxy resins countertops,are they food safe?
Depends on which one they use.
Any food-safe plastic is just food safe for now. Everything they replaced BPA with is most likely not any more benign, it'll just take more time for it to be proven, just like with BPA. We're also just really starting to focus on nanoplastics (smaller than microplastics), which is a whole new dimension to worry about.
Rewelacja..coś przeslicznego 👍
To prawda!
Pow ficou top demais muito lindo parabéns
I like to pour my epoxy colors on to one another separately, not put them all together like that in the same bucket, then add clear into the voids, and my buckets have pour spouts on them. But your technique gives what I call a “Jupiter’s eye” effect, which is pretty cool. 😎
Aí que lindo, queria muito ter condições para fazer na minha casa.
ke pasa?
Lindo mesmo. Amei esse trabalho
REPENT AND FOLLOW JESUS CHRIST BEFORE ITS TOO LATE 🔴✝️
توبوا إلى الله قبل فوات الاوان
Seems like you would be more interested in the message than the messenger.
Amen Amen
Odd comment ……
I pray to the Lord everyday....to post a comment on another person's vido on how to fix counter tops seems counter intuitive. How one chooses to converse with the Lord is ones on business. Light and Love📖
Iam Ali living in Dubai iam from Pakistan I really appreciate you sir excellent very very nice great work and awesome 👍
Thank you and hello from Washington state! This is much appreciated!
Wowza, I love it! ❤️
Thank you! You can see this countertop kit and other beautiful ones like it here! 👉 leggari.com/order-countertops/
Also, buy you showing us that we see how it is to do it not all of us would tackle it and will leave it to the professionals like yourself. Bayou showing people I actually think it's sells more work for you people appreciate things more. Thank you so much for your teaching skills. Much appreciated.
This is art work, l think l am beginning to be an epoxy fanatic
My best friend, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
It's gorgeous!! 😮😊
What is the surface? Wood? What steps are taken to prepare the surface so the primer and paint will adhere without breaking down?