Stonecoat epoxy first pour.

This is the first pour of " Stonecoat countertop epoxy ". We used a black paint as a base, then we poured clear epoxy along the edges and over the tape measure. and immediately poured the glitter epoxy in the center of the workbench. We then worked the glitter epoxy towards the edges mixing it with the clear epoxy trying not to get too much glitter on the oak and tape measure. The glitter colors were black, bronze and blue. All tools and procedures used were Stonecoat products and instructions. So far, we are amazed with the results. We still have to pour another top flood coat.
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[@glen7574]

Looking great! I think adding the glitter was the right call.

[@kstofkos]

Thanks! Yeah, I was on the fence about it. But I'm glad I added it. My biggest issue about the glitter was I didn't want it over the tape measure or on the wood. The way I poured it worked out well to keep the glitter off of those areas.

[@YTsux24-7]

Beautiful 😍👍

[@kstofkos]

Thanks!

[@NEPAGUNTALK]

Looks fantastic !!! Blue, bronze and black... Ain't that a song ??

[@kstofkos]

Well, you saw what it looked like a few days ago when you were eating my lunch meat 🍖 . Glad you like it!

[@NEPAGUNTALK]

@@kstofkos Yeah I did ! Yeah I was.. And, Yeah I do !!

[@Jerry-Parker]

That looks AWESOME !👍

[@kstofkos]

Thank you!!!!

[@andyglass5147]

Looks good

[@kstofkos]

Thanks buddy!!!!

[@antipeta3]

That looks awesome 😃🤟

[@kstofkos]

Thank you!!!!

[@UncleDanBand64]

Man, that looks great!

[@kstofkos]

Thanks! I'm pretty excited about it. This was my first time using any epoxy, with the exception of JB weld and similar products.