Epoxy Countertops over Plywood, Huge cost savings | Stone Coat Epoxy
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DIY Epoxy Kitchen Countertops Masterclass is in session! Learn right now how to make new countertops from scratch, and replicate mother nature on a dime. From Exotic looking counters made from plywood and MDF, to custom made backsplash made from a mold, you’re about to find out all the tricks of the trade in taking your kitchen and any other surfaces in your home to the next level with Stone Coat Countertops.
0:00 - Intro to DIY Epoxy Countertops FULL Kitchen Masterclass
1:44 - How to make Kitchen countertops with plywood and MDF (prep kitchen for epoxy)
9:29 - How to tape off and mask project for Epoxy
13:18 - How to use bondo to create a rock face edge on wood counters and hide seams
17:17 - How to cut out sink hole in kitchen countertop (also how to sand bondo)
19:00 - Epoxy Gutter System (What is it, how to install) No Drips on your floor!
23:09 - Painting countertops (Epoxy undercoat)
23:36 - Getting ready to pour Stone Coat Epoxy (how to mix epoxy and make exotic pour)
25:07 - Transforming this kitchen with Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy
33:22 - Removing Epoxy Gutter System (prepping surfaces for Ultimate Top Coat)
42:44 - How to Top Coat your Kitchen counters for the best durability and natural sheen with the Ultimate Top Coat
53:20 - Removing Masking and Installing Sink (how to install a sink and waterproof it)
1:00:17 - How to cut counter for a stove cooktop and create a custom splash guard
1:09:00 - How to create your own backsplash with silicone mold making material and concrete
1:18:26 - Cutting and tiling custom splash guard for cook top
1:29:37 - How to install full height backsplash
1:41:15 - DIY Epoxy Kitchen Masterclass complete! Final results
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Stone Coat Countertops is an epoxy based TH-cam channel that will show you unique ways to DIY your way to an amazing kitchen, bath, resin art, construction, or design project on a budget. We believe in teaching skills in, woodworking, art, epoxy floors, epoxy countertops, and showing how to get realistic results to make your old laminate, tile countertop, formica, concrete countertop, garage floor, and walls look like renewed works of resin art! Simply put we are always looking for our next project to help all the DIY folks, contractors, designers, artists, and hobbyist, tackle their next makeover. Watch our free how to videos on the skills to make your dreams come to life with epoxy resin! Contact us anytime for free project support, (541) 450-1976 You Got This!
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🟢 We just dropped THREE Masterclasses for you. Which did you learn from the most? This kitchen video, the LED Island video, or the Foam Shower walls video? 🟢
I Love The OCEAN SCENE WITH HOLLY & Her HUBBY ON THE YATCH
THANK YOU ALL
Namaste
Shukrya!
Danki
You should show us how you do a farmhouse sink install with the epoxy.
Liked em all. Really love the pro tips-small gutters, molds of the backsplash and shower insert, mix of different colorant s to get different effects, and damn your house is beautiful. Tell your boys safety first with the chipper😂
Give me a call Quist.
I loved everything about the kitchen you guys did! 😍
This video is gold! Starting my own business with StoneCoat, literally with less then $200 and building from there. Might start by making backsplashs first, custom color by customer to start and build my business.
Thats amazing! We would love to see how your projects turn out on our Facebook Page Stone Coat Countertops insiders.
Good luck 👍🏼
Get er done! ANYTHING is possible with a little honesty and managing expectations with your customers. It will drive word of mouth referrals and make you life long return families of customers. GOOD LUCK AND DON'T STOP!
@@StoneCoatCountertops THANKS! I will for sure, Im going to start by making desks. I already have my Stone Coat Epoxy i ordered 6 months ago LOL, and got the MDF and ordered the legs. Going with the stone edge look, Black, metallic purple, and hint of metallic Blue, 8 yr old daughters favorite colors!! Will definitely post Pics!! Thanks You for your Enthusiasm and Guidance in the ART of EPOXY!!
@@4claudiasmith THANK YOU!
I was taught when installing benchtops to only ever screw them down from underneath. That way, when you decide to change them, you can unscrew them and lift them out easily. If you screw down from on top and then put your finish coat on top of your screwheads, you're kind of screwed later.
Yup. You got a point there. I wouldn't be too happy, if I found out that I have to do extra demolition just to remove a countertop!😖
Seriously though is that all you can find to moan about 😂👍 If so that's good.
@@billycheefmusic 🤣🤣😜
Good tip.
I mean, you can cut through a screw to remove the top regardless of how it was installed in about 5 seconds.
I love doing this kind of stuff!!! I wish I was 15 years younger to start a business doing this. It's great all the creative things around the house you can do with epoxy!!! I love it!
I can't imagine the sense of satisfaction, and the joy of being part of a close knit team ,& your brother along . The joy is palpable. I enjoy watching you guys every time. Lol
I get inspired each time because of the possibilities. So good. Thanks again.
Really loved the idea to make a mold to create your own tile for the backsplash considering the supply chain issues these days. The company I work for is doing a lot of the same kind of things. Basically manufacturing things we are having trouble getting but are necessary in construction to keep projects moving forward.
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True craftsman with the eye of an artist, the brain of a scientist and a passion for perfection!
I completely remodelled our last home of 13 years due to a major water leak. Went through 3 sub par (to say it nice) sub contractors and fired the contractor too. Ended up doing the rest myself and sold the house. Went from a completely remodelled beauty to a very well built home straight out of 1995. My son is paralyzed and I need 2 roll in showers and am also completely remodelling my kitchen. I plan to use your system for all of it. Looks amazing and love your videos. Very educational. Wish I had saw them before spending $8000 on granite. Keep up the long talks, we get a lot of pro tips that way.
Welcome Jason, wow that is incredible. You Got This! if you have any questions please let us know. We can not wait to see your work.💪
Great video...only one thing I have to comment on. The electric outlet covers should have been removed before measuring for cut outs. They needed to be extended to the outside of the backsplash. By code they cannot be recessed into the backsplash the way you did it. Hope you see this...FYI
I came here to say same thing!
@@jencampbell8414 Me Three
Agreed but easily rectified guys with deep skeleton extension boxes of different depth n overall the job was Great
Good point and well made.👍
Somehow it just didn't look right.
@@raymyhill2 Me four!
This kitchen video is what I needed. I'm going to use the 3/4 inch plywood and 3/4 inch mdf for my new countertop vs using the old particle board laminate ctop! Thanks Mike and the team at Stone Coat Countertops! You're producing the vids almost as I need them! Your Texas customer!
Gregg Thank you for all the support! Hope you have as much fun with your project as we did with ours! Remember You Got This!😃🙂
I’ve watched your videos for a couple years now. But just recently I realized I’ve been driving by your place after getting tacos or going for pizza & ice cream. Pretty cool knowing that a local is a national success. Great work!
Thank you for your support! Have you thought about giving StoneCoat epoxy a try? Maybe next time stop on in! Remember You Got This!
@@StoneCoatCountertops if I ever get my trailer conversion started, i know for sure I’ll be supplying from you for the shower.
1 MILLION! CONGRATS GUYS! Your hard work is paying off! God bless!
Thank you so much for your support! Have you done any projects with StoneCoat epoxy? Remember You Got This!
@@StoneCoatCountertops Yes! a 55sqft desk, a bathroom floor, soon my basement countertops then my kitchen counter tops!
Just recently started watching your channel. Closed my Countertop shop owner after 911. Doing a raised 42” pass through and excited to do one of these instead of hiring a fabricator for granite. I have one suggestion watching this video but sure not criticizing, ✅. When you layup the full sheets scribe the back wall (if needed) and make your cut BEFORE you trace the front of the cabinet to get your overhang. Perfect fit front and back every time.
Retrofit, marking back edge is a "need to" and is smart even with new construction.
As a tile installation professional, I can find only one critique and that is that there should have been box extensions and covers over the stone backsplash for a cleaner look. The rough texture could be overcome or router the plates into the surface. It would allow a smaller opening to be cut and more material so breaking the pieces when cutting is not as likely. It also would allow for easier access to the plates in the future.
Thinking same as u
agreed, the sunken outlets are bush league
I'm diggin the thumnail, and wish I had endless amounts of these colors and epoxy to mess around with to find out what scheme I like most!
I like how you speak to your employees. You don't get disrespectful and raise your voice. That's one thing I hate about a lot of contractors is they forget that they had to learn at one time and they get really disrespectful to their employees. I have my own business and I never get disrespectful or yell at any of them. I may get aggravated but I don't let that out. Especially in front of a customer like some people I know.
The last induction cooktop I put in from Bosch was so low profile that instead of trimming out with two fake half panels, I was able to put an actual drawer on the right after trimming 3/4" off the sides. Great for holding utensils.
I feel like the glossy look is more appealing than the matte for countertops.
I thought the same until I have lived with the top coat for almost a year. I love that I don't care what gets set on or scraped across the counter. The top coat is tough they aren't kidding about the screw test. You do get used to it
I'm actually the exact opposite xD
@@jonsaircond8520 thanks for the review!
As a mom who has to keep a gloss counter glossy. It's too much work. Wipe and walk away matte for me.
Agreed! I like the glossy finish. Otherwise, awesome job!!!
Sitting here watching this on a cold rainy Sunday afternoon, and was so happy you put the super hero looking locust back splash right side up! Great job all around!
The MDF over plywood for counter foundations design is golden
WOW! Love the gutter idea. That's what I really like about you guys. You're always thinking, always innovating and always inspiring.
what a great video! I'm 68 next month and building a home out of a steel building (small), doing a lot myself. I just love projects and watching this has given me more ideas. thank you thank you thank. next up I want to learn how to do molds, it's got to be easy. I'll be doing live edge counter tops and furniture along with epoxy in the shower and perhaps even the floors. Go old ladies! KrazyKate
Go Old Ladies for sure! You Got This!
Post videos of the finished product! Lots of people would love to see your handiwork.
I don't even OWN a home, and you (and crew) do such amazing work that I got no choice but to watch you do your magic.....This is what they mean by "Craftsmanship", Professionalism, Ingenuity, and above all...Artistry at its best. Kudos...
1:26:55 I could never work in an environment like that without my work shoes. But that's just me. It's whatever you're used to, I guess. :)
This past few months I’ve set aside fear and begun to do my own dyi remodel. This class has inspired me for my kitchen upgrade. Thanks.
You Got This Ken! Let us know if you have any questions, we can not wait to see your work!
I love when home owners do this with my work. I get that call to come fix it for them lol.
@Hello how are you doing dear
WOW! You do amazing and detailed work! I cannot believe that fabricating the counter tops out of plywood and all would cost less than just fabricating quartz and installing them.
You are a true Craftsman who builds with pride. That kitchen came out beautiful..
Thank you so much for your kind words! Have you tried StoneCoat epoxy? Remember You Got This!😃
Guys I am an DIY -holic and I've gotta admit your video belongs to the top five outta all flix I watched in a year or so. Love from Germany
If I had my way, this would be the only company in the world doing this type of work that could legally exist. No one is better than these guys. Their work is absolutely amazing. I’m surprised they don’t have 100 million subscribers.
Amazing work! As a tiler though, i'd definitely try to find a way to flush mount those wall sockets. I'm pretty sure you can lift them out and use a black bracket around them plus a bit of dark grey silicone and they would be totally flush and natural.
That's a great idea Marcus! Have you used StoneCoat epoxy with any of your projects before? Remember You Got This!
Another option; Make custom outlet covers with matching screws
@@StoneCoatCountertops how much overhang did these counters have? About to do the same to my countertops and want to emulate this
As a learning painter in training years ago, my mentor, friend, & boss, got paid 8 hours if he had to paint fire/smoke damaged exterior brick facing, much like what you guys are doing there, … I had noticed a Wagner sprayer behind the seat of his pickup truck, … something he bought at a flea market to use for spraying stain on wooden fencing, … I swiped it, & mixed it with water, as I experimented using the Kilz, water based primer, over the brick work, (allowing me to keep trying different viscosities, until I found the perfect match for this 10’wide x 8’ tall wall area, … it would have taken me all day, just to cover all of the mortar joint areas both sides which were about a 1/2” wide between the poured concrete brick panels, … let alone the rough surfaces of the brick, … that whole thing took me about 15-20 minutes after I got the viscosity down pat, … so, 2 coats of the Kilz, water based primer, then a single coat of the (Glidden), antique white, got it done in about a 1/3 of the time actually worked, … Boss asked me how my arms were holding up, knowing what a pita brush painting those sections were, but he was truly impressed at my innovative take on it, & actually gave me a nice compliment, … we were friends before I began the painting trade with him, & his mentorship, prepared me when it was time for me to step out on my own, … I wound up being able to take street thugs, & teaching them the trade, … most of them succeeded well beyond my dreams of hiring cheap labor, as I was able to teach them a skill that they could rely on to learn any trade, or job, by the workplace ethics of 1st things 1st, … and finishing touches that spark the imagination, … to go beyond just doing menial, repetitive labor, … the newest guy hired, cleans everybody’s tools at the end of the day, while the others prep tomorrows employ of the same, laborious tasks, … yes, 2, or 3 of them wound up in jail, as they went back to the street corners, but the majority of them gave up their ways of dealing with life in/on the streets, … which says that I accomplished something good out of my life, … beginning, & doing a project or job, where the job tells you what needs to be done, instead of having someone telling you what to do, … now that is where the accomplishment of satisfying labor begins, … no???
And I thought I was the only Carpenter that uses his worm drive for everything !!
Since I retired, sure miss the days of:
"Nail guns a Blazin' and Sawdust a Flyin"
The little yellow miter box works great with a Japanese pull saw. It is quick, clean and gives a longer stroke length. I told myself I would never use one either, but sometimes for a few quick cuts - beats pulling out the power tools. Pro-Tip! Love the videos, y’all are amazing!!
@Hello Troy how are you doing
This was an excellent video! I've watched it now a few times and learned a lot. Ive been having trouble with lap lines no matter what I do, but I think I've got it now! I love the natural finish you get with the ultimate top coat. Great job guys!
Thank you so much Vaghn! Do you have more project lined up? Remember You Got This!
@@StoneCoatCountertops yes I do! I’ll be placing some orders this week. A custom bathroom vanity and table.
I used Bondo in the 90’s when someone wanted their damaged trim repaired versus the cost of replacing it. Columns went great with it!
THIS is what should be taught in schools starting in jr high! The trades are ALWAYS needed!
Fascinating! Who would've thought you could get such a beautiful marble-like effect with epoxy poured in-place? It was very thoughtful of you to document your process so thoroughly, too, answering potential questions as you went along. The only thing I found a bit dubious was the frame effect over the range. (Framing some countertop? I agree, there's a certain artistic element to the work-but is it really necessary to shout "Hey, this is art!" like that? LOL) These are just matters of taste, though. Everything else looks top-class IMHO. Thanks!
WOW!! You guys did an awesome job. Your instructions are great as usual and easy to understand. Ive learned a ton of things watching probably all your videos over the last few years. It's amazing having seen your first videos in your house and original shop to where you are now. God has truly blessed your efforts and talent. Good job you guys are a great inspiration.
God is good, thank you! Blessed and unstoppable!
Congratulations on the million mark!!!! Well Done!!
I LOVE this channel. You are so enthusiastic and so clear that the content isn't boring and it's easy to follow! I've already learned so much that my husband is sweating my subsequent planning, lol!
I love this channel! I really love that your brother, calmly, walks in and just starts helping. God bless you all.
Fantastic work on making those concrete slabs for the backsplash! One thing I would do differently is to add thinset to the mix. It makes the material a lot more rigid and dense. That picture frame looking piece looks perfect! Good job overall
I obviously love your work and all the detail you go into explaining the reasons for every step.
Also, Great video footage! I could watch you guys all day.. Thank you for schooling us all!
I can't believe what y'all did with that kitchen! The making of the molds for the backsplash BLEW my mind almost as much as how similar Mitch and mike sound! I have a twin and even we don't sound that similar! The repurposing of the cut out for the cooktop for the backsplash was true Masterclass! Y'all are just out of this world when it comes to how much creativity, ingenuity, professionalism and DOWNRIGHT ARTISTRY you all possess! I would be remiss if I didn't just say THANK YOU for sharing all of your inventions and creations and secrets with the world! Watching your videos is tantamount to the morning sun beating down on the VERY tiny little seedling of creativity within me! I get so many ideas on various projects that I could do but more often then not they remain as just ideas because of lack of tools, experience/artistic ability, money and unfortunately prior failures. Nevertheless, I'm certain that SCC will continue to resonate with myself and many others for many years to come!
An hour?!? YUSSSSSSSSSS! Don’t mind me while i grab a blanket and snuggle down 🥰
Thank you for watching! Have you done any projects with StoneCoat epoxy? We would love to see them if you have!
@@StoneCoatCountertops no I haven’t created with resin in so long but You guys encourage me to start again
Beautiful job, you guys. Just like everything you do. Came out great. The gloss gives it a really high class finish. Love it!
Thank you so much! What projects have you done? We would love to see! Remember You Got This!😇😊
What is the material used for the mold?
Great team effort , clear instructions . Way to go Mike !!! SUPER
Thank you for all the support! Have you done any projects with StoneCoat epoxy? We would love to see pictures if you have!
I can't believe I sat through all that, I'm a twenty-minute man usually. It was very entertaining and most enjoyable. Five or six years ago I did my kitchen benchtops, Epoxy Glue, sprayed with stone chips, Sanded back and coated with an epoxy coat. It came out just drop dead amazing, but, I have often wondered how it has worn.
The countertop is absolutely pressed taking ! Very talented and excellent craftsmanship 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Brandy thank you so much for your kind words🙌 Do you have any projects coming up?
I love learning from watching you guys! Xo, thanks so much for sharing all you put into your DIY projects! Melissa
Thank you so much for your support Melissa! We would love to see some of your work my friend. You Got This!
I love your videos. You almost have me convinced I can do this by myself.
:)
Did this in the kitchen of my prior house a few years back - completely surprised how well it turned out.
I Still have to watch the other two, but the countertop one was awesome and so I am going to watch the other two and I want to say thank you for all that good teaching and knowledge. CB
Thank you kindly for your support Calvin! Please let us know if you have any questions, You Got This!
Great project video from start to finish! I appreciate the pro tips too. the concrete mold was genius!
Just love it, can't wait to be able to do my own countertops soon.
Whats holding you back?
@@MikeQuist- waiting to close and get into the house.
@@MikeQuist- did you get to see the nightstand that I did though?
I’ve been watching you all day man I love the Contant thanks for not being a gatekeeper and trying to keep your pro tips to yourself!! Going to give it a try!
That mold was incredible!!
I noticed when using silicone on the sink, there was a pulling motion instead of a pushing motion. I have heard it is better to push the silicone bead forward to help get better penetration and to help prevent it from shrinking back.
What is pushing if not just pulling from the opposite direction? Seriously, Im asking.
@@joerichmar6041 While your statement is somewhat true, pulling the silicone bead will drag the bulk of the bead horizontally along the seam and not allow as much penetration into the crack. Pushing the silicone bead forward while using the caulk gun will allow deeper penetration into the seam. While it may be a little messier to apply, it is easily wiped clean.
@Hello Charles how are you doing
Would love to see a high sheen or clear topcoat. I also use resin over my artwork to add a glass like finish. Sometimes, despite my best efforts a hair drops in that I don’t catch till dry. Would be great to be able to sand and do some touch up rather than having to do a second flood coat.
We can do a video on that. Have you google searched Stone Coat Art on TH-cam?
@@StoneCoatCountertops So, I thought I would LOVE the UTC Natural. But I found it too matte. (But woah, dang, that top coat is tough as nails! Epoxy is not an option without a protective coat IMO.) But lookie here!! You guys have got a gloss coat. I really like the gloss UTC. I think the sheen is more like a polished natural stone. But of course, the chemistry causes much more texture. Other companies that use a similar product have the exact same problem. If you guys could somehow solve the texture issue (I know it ain't easy) but you really would have the most unique product on the market. The forums are all chit chatty on how to reduce the texture, which percentage of water to use, how many dry rollers to use. So, the problem clearly isn't quite solved. I hope you guys continue to push the product chemistry to help solve the problem. You all are folks for the job! Keep pushing it so epoxy can get better and better at substituting for stone. Thanks for what you do!
سلام بسیارکارزیبا واقعا درهنرشما موندم تبریک میگم هم بخواطرهنرشما وهم بخواطرآموزش فقط یه سعال مواداستفاده شوده چه موادی هستن که رنگ باهم ترکیب نمیشن
Fantastic! You guys are so professional, your work is art and perfection. I love the molded rock look on the back wall, that was ingenious. I also love the use of the cooktop cutout on the back wall. Framing the cutout piece was also a cool idea, though I think personally I wouldn’t have framed it. My only criticism is not really a criticism, but a personal taste. I would’ve made the back wall a lighter color, but to still match the countertops lighter areas. Wow! An awesome job and the customer is very happy. Good job!
WOW!! What an Elegant countertop!! I am SO INSPIRED!!!!
Thanks so much, now go create with that inspiration!
This is the best diy video that I ever seem! Wow! blessings!
Wow thank you so much my friend, do you have any projects coming up? Please let us know if you have any questions. You Got This!
So very awesome yall are badass at what ya do!❤ another piece of art work.
Thanks so much!
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I am loving how you did your molds for the backsplash. So glad you show all your tips of the trade. I made a countertop a year ago in my house that I sold and it was such an awesome focal point in my kitchen. Love you all
What did I learn? So much! I want to build a counter in a little mother in law house and this gave me all the tools I need!
Question- since you were building the counters in place would it not have been easier to staple the plastic to the top of cabinet frames before installing the plywood tops? this way you save time and taping. Just cut it loose after you're done with expoxy.
That is possible. Peeling tape is faster than potentially leaving little bits of plastic hanging out at the joint in the end though
@Hello Don how are you doing
I absolutely love that rock backsplash. Im gonna have to go back and watch that part of the video where you made those molds
Ive looked for them online after seeing a video on Russian molds. They had powdered pigments you could use innthe mold prior to pouring the cement and it was crazy realistic when done
They were using them for the lower part of the house walls. I really really really want that look on my house but cant swing the $24,000 to do it. Pouring my own pieces is the only way i could pull that off.
Id love a link if you have a product video showing how to use whatever product made those backsplash molds.
It's really affordable to pour your own!
@@MikeQuist- by afordable can you give me a guage? That large mold you created with multiple sections of the pre-bought sections...how much did that cost to make?
Also do you have videos on the product's use? Or a link to the page to purchase it? I have several things i want to cast
@@MikeQuist- I came to the comments to get this same info if its available. What product made those molds? Have you done a video on that yet?
If you find out could you link I have been searching the site no luck yet
Good Lord! Your Talent, Attention to detail, and Perfectionism is absolutely AHHHMAZZING!!!!!
This guy is brilliant. SUBSCRIBED ☑️
We are still trying to recover from a house fire from a couple years ago. I can't wait to show this video to my husband. It actually gives me hope. 😭
Hi, Mike! Love this video!!! Thank you once again! You are the best teacher! Just one question? Why didn’t you do the cutouts ahead of the epoxy? Seems like that would have been easier? What am I missing?
All of the videos are very informative. You give the how with the why. Wonderful.
The most impressive is the attention to detail in the prep work. It matters so much that when done as you do it the job has a 99.9% chance of 100% satisfaction. I’m very glad to know the how to people promote this as much as the product.
Thank you so much.
Love the matt finish!
I do too!
You remind me of Bob Ross. He would make me believe that I could paint a beautiful picture with happy trees. Sadly, I still struggle with stick figures. Now I’m 50 and you would have me believe that I could paint (epoxy) a beautiful stone countertop. Here we go again…
Thank you for your content and your wonderful inspiration.
WOW 🤩 I am constantly learning new tricks from watching your videos plus I save them, thank you ☺️ beautiful work!
Thanks so much!
You’re the Bob Ross of Counter tops!!!
Been watching for a couple of years. Made my own kitchen countertop and island top with MDF. The countertop came out very good. With the experience of the countertop I was able to improve the island top and am waiting for my next project.
Hey John ! How long did it take you to get where your at. How did you get started. Thanks Kevin
Advice to DIYers: This guy is a super craftsman. He makes it look easy. If you want similar results, be sure to set your brain aside and do EXACTLY what he says.
Man, you are really outanding. I am amazed at the work you have put up. How l wish l could sit in your classroom and learn. Would you please come to California and hold a class??? That work is matchless.
You even did the table. Awesome! 🙃💜
you know it!
Guys, you are terrific! Rocking us with your energy and enriching presentation! Thanking you cannot simply cannot be enough for your work !
I lost you great guys for a while... now I found you and are even more amazed!
Beautiful, amazing. Mike, your wife’s reaction says it all…….. ♥️
You're very observant!
Cool idea to use the concrete counter pour channels as a drip protection.
haven't seen those yet, I'll check it out. we have these extruded ourselves.
"oh thaaats a nice! color! man!" jay bar is feeling the dream!
The guy pouring the product, reminds me of Bob Ross when he is doing a painting! 😂
I like this guy, working with his son. He's much more mellow, which is nicer than the spokesman brother. This is super cool and I think I will be trying this out for fun. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and mellowness.
THE MOLD AND CONCRETE WAS WORTH THE YIME WATCHING!!
THBIG THX FOR THE INFO!!
POTENTIAL FOR SAVINGS,GIGANTIC!!
Making that mold was ingenious.
What a TERRIFIC video! Fabulous project with an absolutely beautiful finished product. I think maybe the BEST "how to" video I've seen. GREAT GREAT JOB!!!! Thank you.
I’m loving your channel, giving me a great insight into how you do this sort of things.
I hate the lack of extraction you have.
Get a extractor- keep safe 👍
Wow what an incredible space 😍
Looks way better than when we started this project!
You guys are almost there with that subscriber number! Love your stuff!
we will hit 1 mill today!!!
Absolutely the best DIY instructor out there with the best product. Thank you, Sir, you are a God send!
The silicon mold you did (i assume it is silicon) is absolutly great. superb idea and money saving for sure. thank you for sharing.
Man! You’re a Master, it is a joy watching you make such a beauty I wish I could meet you in person it would be an honor. Thank you for bringing joy to my life
I love the counter the lady did, it all flows together.
OK MIKE Q, YOUR ENERGY, YOUR DOWN TO EARTH PERSONALITY. IT'S MAGNIFYING, I'M WITH YOU AND THE CREW, JUST SUBSCRIBED 02-22 2022, TAKE ME 2 SCHOOL. DETROIT MICHIGAN, SALUTES !!!
You are a talented bunch and I LOVE the way you are so positive all the time. I can feel the positive energy and it's great.
Thank you so much! Have you used StoneCoat epoxy for anything? Remember You Got This!😊🙂😊
The countertops look absolutely amazing!
Thank you so much Linda! Would you use the same colors?
What an amazing job. I enjoyed every minute watching how you constructed this project as well as the help tips. Really impressed on how you created a mold for the wall back splash. Great video and great job.