Which techniques or tips was your favorite?? It's always so fun finding out all the different ideas everyone has come up with 😊Also, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone!!!!
Rhonda, would you please do a solo video demonstrating this method more in-depth PLEASE, pretty please. My husband and I want to try to recreate this for a similar shaped large L desk area in our basement.
Absolutely. You’ll just want to sand with a low grit sand paper (120) and then apply two thin coats of our bonding primer. After that, proceed as if you were pouring on MDF. Paint your undercoat color and then the epoxy. Dont hesitate to give me a call if you have questions and check out our website site for a full line of epoxy products. 😊 www.RK3Designs.com
Which techniques or tips was your favorite?? It's always so fun finding out all the different ideas everyone has come up with 😊Also, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone!!!!
Beautiful!!!!! I loved all the techniques. This was a great teaching tutorial.
Thank you so much!
I loved seeing the 3 different approaches from 3 different people. This is a great video! Thank you for sharing!❤
You are so welcome!
Rhonda's bondo spreader technique was my favorite on this one!
Thank you!! I like it too 😊😊
All the tips and technique where great and look so natural😮
Thank you!
My favorite is the chippy choppy bondo spreader
WOW this is amazing and beautiful
Thank you so much!
That looks stunning!! 🤗🥰 I do like the Rhonda bling section!! 🌟
Thank you! 🤗
@@RK3Designs You're quite welcome!! 🤗😍
Gotta love Rhonda! Always wanting to be the center of atention😅
Yep. That’s me!!! 🤣🤣 I gotta give those boys a run for their money!! 😜😜
Great techniques, it all looks great!
Amazing job guys I loved it❤ and Rhonda look gorgeous,😊 keep it up with the good work ✌🏼👌
Thank you! Will do!
Rhonda, would you please do a solo video demonstrating this method more in-depth PLEASE, pretty please. My husband and I want to try to recreate this for a similar shaped large L desk area in our basement.
Yes. I absolutely will!!!! I’ll put it in the lineup to video.
Would this adhere to corian, if it's prepped? If so, how would you prep it?
Absolutely. You’ll just want to sand with a low grit sand paper (120) and then apply two thin coats of our bonding primer. After that, proceed as if you were pouring on MDF. Paint your undercoat color and then the epoxy. Dont hesitate to give me a call if you have questions and check out our website site for a full line of epoxy products. 😊 www.RK3Designs.com