You watch 100's of videos, all very informative. Then you come across a presenter like Mitch that is just so relatable, and makes the entire project so simple. Thanks
I DID IT!!!! Just letting it dry. It looks awesome. This is my second project. I did my floor earlier this year. I'd love to tag you guys in some pictures. Next is my bathroom. I GOT THIS!!! Thank you Stone Coat Countertops
@@myronhorne8173 No honestly it wasn't. I watched the videos and went through some of the videos where they answered questions live and my questions were answered. I'm about to do my bathroom next. I love my kitchen
Mitch i wish this video wouldve came out 3 weeks ago lol, i actually had to do this same technique to try to match a customers counter top, worked out great thanks for all your videos and thanks to all you at stone coat and rk
@@mitchquist hey Mitch i got one for you, i got a request to redo a swimming pool slide, about 8 foot long, fiberglass, may do an ocean scene, should i use art coat or something else for u v ray protection, it has continuous water flow so it will be slick , probably put top coat on it to enhance anti friction, any advice ? Thanks so much for all you guys do
You guys are so awesome! I’ve been very skeptical with the DYI countertops but this is not only simpler but better yet more cost effective for those with a large kitchen.
I just order my products and getting ready to attempt an old bathroom vanity top. Depending on how it turns out, my kitchen countertops are next!! I’ll for sure be doing some before and afters.
Mitch, thank you for telling us that SCC is VOC free! I have been wondering that for a while now! I honestly don't think I've heard that in your videos before, and I've watched almost all of them. Also, thanks for showing us how to use a heat gun on the bubbles, as I would be terrified of using a torch!
I love that you show the things you don't care for. It truly helps all of us. You do such Beautiful work, but again I so appreciate any steps you do but don't necessarily care for. Its always trial and error.
This video came in a timely manner, as I prepare to do my own countertop. Thank you for sharing your artistic flare, and technique that makes a stunning countertop.
I love this & would love to be able to do this with my own countertop but just not sure how easily this would work on back splash & countertop that's already mounted, without making a huge mess in my kitchen, lol. Love your videos & your enthusiasm though! Your work is gorgeous!
I have mentioned a number of times how much I love that dark blue that is standing behind your work tables. That is exactly what I want. I just don’t know how to do the measuring to find out how many square feet I need. It looks like the shape of an L but the bottom corner where it meets together is cut off sort of. Can you give me an idea on how to measure with that wedge cut out of it? My sink is at an angle and the countertop follows the direction of the sink in the back. I hope that makes sense to you. Thanks for your help, I love watching your videos. I wish I didn’t known about you guys 20 years ago, I could’ve had a good business! Thanks Mitch God bless. P.S. I am curious to see what it would look like if you actually did the kitchen cabinet doors or the cabinet boxes before hanging them. Have you ever done anything like that? Thanks guys.
Way to go Mitch, I love this look seeing a new sample in my weekend. Could you list the colors of grey you used? They look good together. This is another great technique for bathrooms or going over laminate.
@@StoneCoatCountertopslove it but we need it lighter since cabinets are dark ! Can we just do a white and the light grey you used only? Maybe with a clear light sparkle spray instead of the black stone spray you used?
All well and fine on a flat separate surface. Most people have back splashes ect...How do you maintain the same pattern on these sides and an even clear coat fighting gravity ? Are their different size rollers for different back splash widths ?
One of his previous videos he does a kitchen top in place including backsplash. Spoiler alert, it requires removing the back and end splashes. It can be done with relative ease.
Very good question. The sponge rollers came with 2-3 smaller sponges to hit edges and stuff like that. They also sell a smaller roller for the backsplash and tie the vertical and flat surface together with the small sponges. I'll have to give it a try on site! Because you only apply clear epoxy you can do this technique on vertical surfaces like existing backsplash. Thanks for watching and the great question
I love your work and love the videos but I was curious, if you create this kind of working countertop, how do you clean it, what sort of cleaner? I use alcohol, water, and a few drops of dish soap as my go-to cleaning solution? Is that alright? Can you cut on it?
You should have listed the shades of gray you used. Really like the technique used. Paint is a lot cheaper than epoxy so redoing the color scheme until it's exactly what you want is easier and cheaper.
Good idea, I'll get color names in the description and I'll add them to this comment when I'm back in the shop. I'm off site doing a floor in a master closet!
"50 Shades of Grey" isn't a real thing in the paint world, genius. And you have to be a moron to buy 4 full cans of 4 "shades of gray" regardless of how "cheap" paint is (like anybody would put down CLEAR EPOXY and then decide to "redo" the "whole thing" that is smart enough to know you're NEVER going to "redo" jack shit AFTER applying the epoxy which is PERMANENT unless you like a hammer and chisel "texture" in your "original countertop") when EVERY "shade of gray" is a MIXTURE OF BLACK AND WHITE AND YOU'RE ALREADY BUYING WHITE FOR THE "BASE COAT" AND ONLY NEED TWO "COLORS" - NEITHER OF WHICH IS GRAY - FOR YOUR "SHADES OF GRAY" SO-CALLED "PAINT SCHEME". AND BY THE WAY GOOD LUCK "REDOING" IT UNTIL YOU GET IT RIGHT "CHEAP" WHEN EVERY FAILED ATTEMPT WILL REQUIRE YOU TO COVER ALL THOSE "SHADES OF GRAY" WITH MORE "BASE COATS" OF WHITE BEFORE "STARTING OVER". THIS "SYSTEM" IS SUCH A COMPLETE JOKE COMPARED TO BUYING REAL STONE COUNTERTOPS OR HAVING AN EXISTING COUNTERTOP "OVERLAID" WITH A STONE "VENEER" - BOTH OF WHICH ARE BOTH "2 DAY JOBS" FOR ANY REAL COUNTERTOP PROS. ONE "DAY" FOR MEASURING AND PREP AND ONE "DAY" FOR INSTALLATION. THE ABAOLUTE BARE MINIMUM THIS JOKE "SYSTEM" TAKES BETWEEN "COATS" IS "24 HOURS" AND THAT'S IN AN "IDEAL SITUATION". YOU'LL FUCK AROUND FOR A "WEEK" DOING IT "RIGHT" AND MAKING SURE EACH COAT IS FULLY "CURED" BEFORE APPLYING THE NEXT AND THAT'S IF YOU GET THE "COLOR SCHEME" RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. AND "CLEANUP"? THERE IS NO "CLEANING UP" 2-PART EPOXY ONCE IT "ACTIVATES" AND BEGINS CURING WITHOUT THE TYPE OF "CLEANING" AND "CLEANER" YOU ABSOLUTELY DON'T WANT TO BE DOING IN OR USING IN YOUR "NEW KITCHEN" UNLESS YOU WANT TO "REDO" EVERY SURFACE AND SUBSTANCE YOU "CLEAN".
I have a house built in the early 60’s and true to that era, I have pink porcelain tiles on walls and on shower/tub walls. And pink multicolor floor tiles in various shades of pink. I am wanting something to kind of break up that pink but to keep colors light. I was thinking a white quartz look on my bathroom counter. Something with that quartz sparkle, but maybe just a little underlying veins of rose quartz to pull it all together. Will this method work for that look? If so, could you do a video on it?
Yes, definitely. I always use the ultimate top coat when installing or working off site. The top coat can be added at a later time to any epoxy job by lightly sanding with 220 grit, wiping the dust. Let me know if you have any questions
i used your art coat for 1 half of my kitchen countertops, saw this video and immediately want to re do the whole project using this technique, im assuming to go over an already epoxied top i only have to 1)sand it 2) paint new white base layer over it 3) apply paints using this technique? or do i have to peal all the epoxy off?
Yes, it will take longer though. If there are colors mixed into the epoxy, the blow dryer can move them and over meld them because of how much air is blowing. A heat gun does a great job also. The torch works fastest, the epoxy isn't flammable and using the torch is really easy. Let me know if you have any questions
Love your enthusiasm and all of your comments. We love granite that is grey green and has a few hints of light rose believe it or not. Some greens have black and brown/tan. Always grey green tone. Also do you ever do a mix on top of butcher block where you let the wood slightly show thru? Maybe with glazing to thin it? That could spruce up a lot of peoples wood countertops for a new look. Thank you. Have subscribed.
If your countertops are out of direct sunlight and in the shade most of the day you can. I'm thinking about building an outdoor space with concrete countertops. They are the best outdoors. Would you try concrete if you had a step-by-step tutorial?
This looks beautiful. For the semi-gloss latex layers I would like to use the same shade of creamy white that I have in my walls, the olive-ish shade of gold that goes with the flooring, and the black that matches the cabinets, with black stone spray accents. And I might try some alcohol with gold metallic in it on a sample piece to see if I like it. I already have satin latex - will that work the same as semi-gloss latex?
You should do a video with problems people have with these resin Technics. And what caused the problem? I.e. person errors, bad supplies out of date resin, paint?✌️❤️
Beautiful work. I have a bathroom counter that has been epoxy with teal green and stones embedded in the epoxy. My question is can I epoxy over the existing counter top? I really want a black base color with white veining contrast, like a soap stone effect. But I want a matte finish. Can I still achieve this look? Please let me know. Thanks.
The epoxy will run if applied vertically, also it can change the sound of a drum or acoustic guitar. If you apply the epoxy thickener then the material acts like venetian plaster and can go vertical but no longer self levels. Cool idea!
You read my mind with this one. I can’t decide whether to do the treatment you just showed or just put clear coat on my beautiful birch plywood countertop…. So scary. Can you re-do an epoxy finish if you don’t like it or do you have to take the whole thing apart and get a new base?
Very interesting.. I just did this same technique on my walls. I recommend getting the 4 inch sea sponge rollers instead.. the 9 inch absorb way too much paint, and get heavy, and waste paint. I start with darkest color 1st. If you go really light final coat with the lightest color at the end, and just add some here and there, it's like a ghosting effect. I wouldve done the alcohol with metallic right after the final coat of paint. Also, put some spray paint on your gloved fingertips and flick onto the surface (like gold, or silver). Then, if you take a small popsicle stick and make little "cuts" here and there, it makes it look really awesome. I like what you said about affordability. This eliminates all the epoxy from the color coat phase. Hmmm good call.
The Quist brothers are Masters! I miss working with you Mitch. Have a great day and thanks for the awesome tips!
Miss ya Paul! Hope you're well brother
@@mitchquist Im good brother, can’t kill bad grass. Thanks!
@@paulstoolbox Miss yah man! We gotta get you out to us and you and mitch make something cool one of these days -Luc
You watch 100's of videos, all very informative. Then you come across a presenter like Mitch that is just so relatable, and makes the entire project so simple. Thanks
Paint and epoxy that is the easiest formula I've seen yet. Great job Mitch
Thanks bro!
Retired just bought home in the Portuguese Azoren island floors will be epoxy thanks to this channel 🎉
I DID IT!!!! Just letting it dry. It looks awesome. This is my second project. I did my floor earlier this year. I'd love to tag you guys in some pictures. Next is my bathroom. I GOT THIS!!! Thank you Stone Coat Countertops
Did you sand it before hand?
Was doing the floors difficult?
@@myronhorne8173 No honestly it wasn't. I watched the videos and went through some of the videos where they answered questions live and my questions were answered. I'm about to do my bathroom next. I love my kitchen
TL Lewis cool. Yeah same here. I’m trying to do something similar. Maybe you could upload a video or picture to your channel so I can check it out
You are having way too much fun making these videos. I am in Grants Pass too. I cant wait till my new cabinets are made.
Did this to my countertops just like you showed in your video. Turned out absolutely beautiful!!! Can't tell it's not granite. Thank you.
I'm getting some strong Bob Ross vibes from these videos, and I love it.
LOVE what you created. This is my first time watching you and I am “sold”. Will be reviewing more of your videos
Mitch i wish this video wouldve came out 3 weeks ago lol, i actually had to do this same technique to try to match a customers counter top, worked out great thanks for all your videos and thanks to all you at stone coat and rk
You're welcome, thanks for watching! I'll be out with RK3 in June for a class!
Awesome ill be watching!
@@mitchquist hey Mitch i got one for you, i got a request to redo a swimming pool slide, about 8 foot long, fiberglass, may do an ocean scene, should i use art coat or something else for u v ray protection, it has continuous water flow so it will be slick , probably put top coat on it to enhance anti friction, any advice ? Thanks so much for all you guys do
Thank You 🙏 I keep learning, Mitch I appreciate your unique style of teaching, looking forward to continue following another amazing Artist 👩🎨
Thanks Kelli, this was a wonderful comment to read!! Let me know if you have any questions 👍
This is a wonderful comment, thanks for taking the time to brighten all our days with your positivity!
This granite countertop with paint!!!! Blown away. SUPER SLICK! Bout to start binge watching 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Welcome! Let me know if you have any questions
Love to see this is dark & light shades of blues and silver
You guys are so awesome! I’ve been very skeptical with the DYI countertops but this is not only simpler but better yet more cost effective for those with a large kitchen.
We're happy that you like this technique! What about the coloring process with the epoxy has had you weary about it?
@@StoneCoatCountertops honestly, it’s just the process itself and hoping that if I go for it I don’t miss up..lol
I'd love to see more of a marble look with the faux paint process.
I just order my products and getting ready to attempt an old bathroom vanity top. Depending on how it turns out, my kitchen countertops are next!! I’ll for sure be doing some before and afters.
Exciting! Let me know if you have any questions. You Got This!
Shanon I'm going to be doing both of mine too. Sick of seeing my old pale yellow counters. Yucky yellow!
@@wyomingadventures you an me both!! Let’s knock these out 💪🏾
Loved the spray coat added. Not so much the shimmer with alcohol. So obvious you all love what to do.
Mitch, thank you for telling us that SCC is VOC free! I have been wondering that for a while now! I honestly don't think I've heard that in your videos before, and I've watched almost all of them. Also, thanks for showing us how to use a heat gun on the bubbles, as I would be terrified of using a torch!
I love that you show the things you don't care for. It truly helps all of us. You do such Beautiful work, but again I so appreciate any steps you do but don't necessarily care for. Its always trial and error.
This is one I really like! Looks pretty simple
Keep hitting those homers man 💪
Thanks so much Paul! Great comment!!!
I may never do an epoxy project but I do like watching the videos.
We appreciate you watching our videos. Let us know if you have any questions if you want to start a project of your own one day we are happy to help.
@@StoneCoatCountertops will do, thanks
That is absolutely stunning!! I would like to see some pinks along with blacks and greys please!
That is awesome. I used sponge blotting/dabbing for a similar effect a medicine cabinet (without the epoxy though)
The epoxy will keep that faux effect safe for a long time! Thanks for watching
@@StoneCoatCountertops I've been worried that the steam from the bathroom will negatively affect the finish without the epoxy.
@@tengen3613 steam isn't going to effect epoxy. Epoxy is extremely durable. Just make sure you use good quality epoxy.
This video came in a timely manner, as I prepare to do my own countertop. Thank you for sharing your artistic flare, and technique that makes a stunning countertop.
Thank you for the information. I want to do a coffee table using epoxy but was afraid. After watching your video, I think I can do it!
I actually like the side with the black alcohol!
I love this & would love to be able to do this with my own countertop but just not sure how easily this would work on back splash & countertop that's already mounted, without making a huge mess in my kitchen, lol. Love your videos & your enthusiasm though! Your work is gorgeous!
Apparently he doesn't think people's counter tops have sinks or back splashes; this seems to work on a center island counter top.
Yay I love the way it turned out. Those are the colors I want to do on my counter tops. Going to check out your site now
Let me know if u have any questions!
I’ll have to find out my square footage of my countertops
Love it❤
Would love to see more black and gray with maybe some white metallic.
I would love to see it done in brown. You do a great job.
Loved this one, Mitch!!! I think I'm looking at my new countertop...
🔥🔥🔥❤️Let me know if u have any questions, I'd be happy to help get your project started
Wow! This is really cool. I can't believe how easy it looks! Great job 👏
You should post video on full kitchen with counter ready installed!
Aight you got me ima do this. i do fiberglass work anyway so this looks easy as could be to me
I have been doing various enhancements to my wood turning. I could see sponging onto a turned object with a resin coating. I gotta try that.
Very nice. Would love to see some pearlescent mica chips added to give depth
Now that is a good idea!
Loved this technique!! I would love to see a black, gray and blue roll on project!
Cool idea!! Have you worked with epoxy in a project yet?
Nice video...informative!! I like your sense of humor too😂😂❤❤
I love this and I am getting ready to paint my countertops..very helpful thanks
Glad it was helpful! Will you add some epoxy to finish off your countertops?
Let me know if you have any questions, I'd be happy to help get your project started 😊
Man. You're great at your job....
Love your videos...
Can you show this technique on a pink foam board with the fiberglass mesh
I have mentioned a number of times how much I love that dark blue that is standing behind your work tables. That is exactly what I want. I just don’t know how to do the measuring to find out how many square feet I need. It looks like the shape of an L but the bottom corner where it meets together is cut off sort of. Can you give me an idea on how to measure with that wedge cut out of it? My sink is at an angle and the countertop follows the direction of the sink in the back. I hope that makes sense to you. Thanks for your help, I love watching your videos. I wish I didn’t known about you guys 20 years ago, I could’ve had a good business! Thanks Mitch God bless. P.S. I am curious to see what it would look like if you actually did the kitchen cabinet doors or the cabinet boxes before hanging them. Have you ever done anything like that? Thanks guys.
awesome guys YOU GOT THIS!
Love it. but in the next one try use some diamond dust on the epoxy, i did that on may daughter house and it look awesome
Great technique, great video!
Looks amazing! I see some sparkle on your roller when applying the paint. How do I get the sparkle?!
Awesome work. Looks amazing. Would like to see natural White and off white colors with diamond Flakes. Always enjoy your work
Nice job looks absolutely wonderful hehe.🤣😂😀😜👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏
That looks simply awesome!! 👏👏 And easily duplicatable!! 👍 My rainbow mind is going what would a rainbow fantasy granite look like, lol!! 🌈
Way to go Mitch, I love this look seeing a new sample in my weekend.
Could you list the colors of grey you used? They look good together. This is another great technique for bathrooms or going over laminate.
I'll add the colors I used in the description when I get back in the office! Great suggestion!
@@StoneCoatCountertopslove it but we need it lighter since cabinets are dark ! Can we just do a white and the light grey you used only? Maybe with a clear light sparkle spray instead of the black stone spray you used?
I love how he is walking back and forth , as if he is hyping himself up, ready to power lift 900 lbs. hahah.. I love these videos. Thanks guys
All well and fine on a flat separate surface. Most people have back splashes ect...How do you maintain the same pattern on these sides and an even clear coat fighting gravity ? Are their different size rollers for different back splash widths ?
One of his previous videos he does a kitchen top in place including backsplash. Spoiler alert, it requires removing the back and end splashes. It can be done with relative ease.
Very good question. The sponge rollers came with 2-3 smaller sponges to hit edges and stuff like that. They also sell a smaller roller for the backsplash and tie the vertical and flat surface together with the small sponges. I'll have to give it a try on site! Because you only apply clear epoxy you can do this technique on vertical surfaces like existing backsplash. Thanks for watching and the great question
I love your work and love the videos but I was curious, if you create this kind of working countertop, how do you clean it, what sort of cleaner? I use alcohol, water, and a few drops of dish soap as my go-to cleaning solution? Is that alright? Can you cut on it?
In watching your video this morning I was wondering if I could do this right over my laminate counter tops?
You sure can! Here is how you prep laminate for epoxy: th-cam.com/video/Kgsvfx86Olc/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if you have any questions!
Keep it up sir 👏 👍 👌 very nice work 👏 👍
I like the last bit of metallic and isopropyl you misted. Hard to tell in the video, but it looked like it gave it a more realistic granite effect.
You should have listed the shades of gray you used. Really like the technique used. Paint is a lot cheaper than epoxy so redoing the color scheme until it's exactly what you want is easier and cheaper.
Good idea, I'll get color names in the description and I'll add them to this comment when I'm back in the shop. I'm off site doing a floor in a master closet!
@@mitchquist Thank you for adding the colors to description box.
@@mitchquist Wow. That's a real high-visibility high-traffic high-end "location".
"50 Shades of Grey" isn't a real thing in the paint world, genius. And you have to be a moron to buy 4 full cans of 4 "shades of gray" regardless of how "cheap" paint is (like anybody would put down CLEAR EPOXY and then decide to "redo" the "whole thing" that is smart enough to know you're NEVER going to "redo" jack shit AFTER applying the epoxy which is PERMANENT unless you like a hammer and chisel "texture" in your "original countertop") when EVERY "shade of gray" is a MIXTURE OF BLACK AND WHITE AND YOU'RE ALREADY BUYING WHITE FOR THE "BASE COAT" AND ONLY NEED TWO "COLORS" - NEITHER OF WHICH IS GRAY - FOR YOUR "SHADES OF GRAY" SO-CALLED "PAINT SCHEME".
AND BY THE WAY GOOD LUCK "REDOING" IT UNTIL YOU GET IT RIGHT "CHEAP" WHEN EVERY FAILED ATTEMPT WILL REQUIRE YOU TO COVER ALL THOSE "SHADES OF GRAY" WITH MORE "BASE COATS" OF WHITE BEFORE "STARTING OVER".
THIS "SYSTEM" IS SUCH A COMPLETE JOKE COMPARED TO BUYING REAL STONE COUNTERTOPS OR HAVING AN EXISTING COUNTERTOP "OVERLAID" WITH A STONE "VENEER" - BOTH OF WHICH ARE BOTH "2 DAY JOBS" FOR ANY REAL COUNTERTOP PROS. ONE "DAY" FOR MEASURING AND PREP AND ONE "DAY" FOR INSTALLATION.
THE ABAOLUTE BARE MINIMUM THIS JOKE "SYSTEM" TAKES BETWEEN "COATS" IS "24 HOURS" AND THAT'S IN AN "IDEAL SITUATION". YOU'LL FUCK AROUND FOR A "WEEK" DOING IT "RIGHT" AND MAKING SURE EACH COAT IS FULLY "CURED" BEFORE APPLYING THE NEXT AND THAT'S IF YOU GET THE "COLOR SCHEME" RIGHT THE FIRST TIME.
AND "CLEANUP"? THERE IS NO "CLEANING UP" 2-PART EPOXY ONCE IT "ACTIVATES" AND BEGINS CURING WITHOUT THE TYPE OF "CLEANING" AND "CLEANER" YOU ABSOLUTELY DON'T WANT TO BE DOING IN OR USING IN YOUR "NEW KITCHEN" UNLESS YOU WANT TO "REDO" EVERY SURFACE AND SUBSTANCE YOU "CLEAN".
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I absolutely love this product it so easy to use! We did our kitchen recently and I absolutely love the way my countertops came out!!!
Love this! The colors are awesome. Great job Mitch.
Nice piece brother. Amazing work! 👏
What should I use for a countertop in the first place? Laminate ?
Can I use any latex paint I can find at home depot or lowes as a base coat or is the latex paint just for the decorative painting part,
I have a house built in the early 60’s and true to that era, I have pink porcelain tiles on walls and on shower/tub walls. And pink multicolor floor tiles in various shades of pink. I am wanting something to kind of break up that pink but to keep colors light. I was thinking a white quartz look on my bathroom counter. Something with that quartz sparkle, but maybe just a little underlying veins of rose quartz to pull it all together. Will this method work for that look? If so, could you do a video on it?
This is exactly the look I want for my kitchen. Should I add the Ultimate Top Coat to add durability?
Yes, definitely. I always use the ultimate top coat when installing or working off site. The top coat can be added at a later time to any epoxy job by lightly sanding with 220 grit, wiping the dust. Let me know if you have any questions
i used your art coat for 1 half of my kitchen countertops, saw this video and immediately want to re do the whole project using this technique, im assuming to go over an already epoxied top i only have to 1)sand it 2) paint new white base layer over it 3) apply paints using this technique? or do i have to peal all the epoxy off?
Can you use a hair blower to get rid of the air bubbles? Or do you need something more technical?
Yes, it will take longer though. If there are colors mixed into the epoxy, the blow dryer can move them and over meld them because of how much air is blowing. A heat gun does a great job also. The torch works fastest, the epoxy isn't flammable and using the torch is really easy. Let me know if you have any questions
what did you put on over the paint in the trays? Does this help keep it from drying?
It was a wet paper towel. Helps keep the air from drying the paint
Great great great great great vedio❤️❤️❤️❤️
is there a reason why the topcoat wasn't applied? looking to do this exact project later today. thanks!
Love your enthusiasm and all of your comments.
We love granite that is grey green and has a few hints of light rose believe it or not. Some greens have black and brown/tan. Always grey green tone.
Also do you ever do a mix on top of butcher block where you let the wood slightly show thru? Maybe with glazing to thin it? That could spruce up a lot of peoples wood countertops for a new look. Thank you. Have subscribed.
Is there any surface bathroom top this will not work with? I have an older double sink top id like to do...just not sure what its made out of.
What about raised backsplash, I’m interested in doing in a Camper
I Love your work, can these withstand the outdoors? I was looking to do this to an outdoor kitchen.
If your countertops are out of direct sunlight and in the shade most of the day you can. I'm thinking about building an outdoor space with concrete countertops. They are the best outdoors. Would you try concrete if you had a step-by-step tutorial?
@@StoneCoatCountertops yes I would
Would these countertops withstand the outdoors? Looking to replace our outdoor patio table top.
Can you use this on a cutting board. Or cutting on countertops will they hold up?. Thinking about trying in some rental properties.
❤❤That’s really amazing great job
How do you get rid of the pattern that is made by the roller... I could see it in the video, and would like some advice before beginning.
with this type of procedure would I need a seal coat and a flood coat all together I have a total of 50 sq ft.
Can i do this on existing counters, but start with a base color first?
This looks beautiful. For the semi-gloss latex layers I would like to use the same shade of creamy white that I have in my walls, the olive-ish shade of gold that goes with the flooring, and the black that matches the cabinets, with black stone spray accents. And I might try some alcohol with gold metallic in it on a sample piece to see if I like it. I already have satin latex - will that work the same as semi-gloss latex?
You should do a video with problems people have with these resin Technics. And what caused the problem? I.e. person errors, bad supplies out of date resin, paint?✌️❤️
Is there a video to explain what you use for a base, the board and the underlying paint. You don't usually put that on your list of materials
Oh man, I LOVE THAT!
Super easy to do and it looks amazing. Would you recreate this design on any of your projects?
Great job Mitch
I’d like to see white background with gold and grey veins !
Beautiful work. I have a bathroom counter that has been epoxy with teal green and stones embedded in the epoxy. My question is can I epoxy over the existing counter top? I really want a black base color with white veining contrast, like a soap stone effect. But I want a matte finish. Can I still achieve this look? Please let me know. Thanks.
Wow. This is amazing!
@stonecoatcountertops can you epoxy a drum set??? Ive had lots of problems applying epoxy to cylindrical objects.
The epoxy will run if applied vertically, also it can change the sound of a drum or acoustic guitar. If you apply the epoxy thickener then the material acts like venetian plaster and can go vertical but no longer self levels. Cool idea!
great video I am glad that he is testing things out for us. love this so much
You read my mind with this one. I can’t decide whether to do the treatment you just showed or just put clear coat on my beautiful birch plywood countertop…. So scary. Can you re-do an epoxy finish if you don’t like it or do you have to take the whole thing apart and get a new base?
You can always redo your countertop if you don't like them just sand your project down first.
You can just sand with 220 and apply another coat of epoxy!
Curious as to how to do this technique on formica countertops with backsplash
Can I put this over laminate old bathroom counter top? Do I need to sand it 1st? Or just roll it on like the video? Wondering about prep?
Thank you..
This is amazing! ♥️
Very interesting.. I just did this same technique on my walls.
I recommend getting the 4 inch sea sponge rollers instead.. the 9 inch absorb way too much paint, and get heavy, and waste paint.
I start with darkest color 1st.
If you go really light final coat with the lightest color at the end, and just add some here and there, it's like a ghosting effect.
I wouldve done the alcohol with metallic right after the final coat of paint.
Also, put some spray paint on your gloved fingertips and flick onto the surface (like gold, or silver).
Then, if you take a small popsicle stick and make little "cuts" here and there, it makes it look really awesome.
I like what you said about affordability. This eliminates all the epoxy from the color coat phase. Hmmm good call.
Hi, I looked for paint roller on Amazon and I can't find it ☹️
beautiful as always, man
What about warm tones? Like brown, beige, cream, metallic gold or copper?
I'm pretty sure of the answer but could you use the Bondo edge technique you've used before? I'm going to say yes.
Yea the rock face bondo edge looks great and is easy to apply with the sponge roller
Have you ever done shades of white?
Hi would you do colors Royal blue gray, touch of orange 3 color.
Very cool idea, I like the color scheme!
THANKS. I want my kitchen counter top done in these colors BAD! LOL
Thks😍🎉