Countertop Makeover with Epoxy, Does it turn out? | Stone Coat Countertops

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He nailed it, presentation and skills! Well done sir.

I agree

Can I apply the epoxy clear coat to the vertical surface of my backsplash? Backsplash is already in place in my kitchen.

Is there a video on the edging/sanding process? I know epoxy is at it's thinnest on the sides. Don't want my sides to run off and not stick. How do you round your edge?

What a joke nothing compares to real stone don’t cheat your self get the real thing

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I noticed as the camera panned over the surface, the surface appeared uneven. Is that because the epoxy had not finished flowing? Was this because of the chopping that made some areas thicker than others?

I’m in the Caribbean I am a fan of your show I want to re do my kitchen I tried epoxy but no matter what I do it doesn’t work!!! 😭😭😭 helpppppo

I just love your work!!!!

Could you please ask the cameraman to give a good view of the countertop as a still? I find a good still view missing in a lot of these videos, and I don't want to commit until I can get a good solid look at it. The constant panning seems to blur the view for me. Thanks in advance for your consideration! I'm excited to see an upclose view, big fan!

I have done very similar with Woodprix designs.

Met you guys by the pool at Kona, if you need employee’s let us know! A trustworthy company and a product that sells itself! A pleasure.

Surely you can't say it looks like real blue pearl😒

I would like to see a video addressing the underneath of a project. For example, besides sanding off drips, what other techniques do you recommend? For example I was thinking of redoing a mantle for a fireplace. I wanted to epoxy the top and edges but keep the bottom the way it is now (which is visible from underneath).

I want to see you do a lapsus luzia.

It needed more Blue and less silver!

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I don't think it really mimics the granite you were trying to copy, but I DO think it looks really good.

Can I use the metálic powder alone, without the epoxy???

looks very good , but how resilient is the surface? i mean in the kitchen you cut with knife or you put a hot pot on it and so on .

Blue Pearl is my favorite too! I’m totally doing this!

Its like watching Home Improvement, better cast tho.
Nice work guys!

The big piece does not have enough blue but the effect is like natural.

I think if you would have added some large mica flakes, it would have been identical to the inspiration piece, however I love how it came out

I'd like it way less uniform to look more like that black and blue granite piece behind you. But that's just my taste. Your technique is amazing, and I love how enthusiastic you guys are.

It's beautiful. I would've used more blue over the top. I actually did this 2 years ago when we built our house but I added clear and black flakes to the top layer. It was pretty damn cool!

I wonder what that same recipe would look like over white? My dad wants “light” colored desk. I’m going to try this!

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looks real

It really helps that you have experience with real stone. I wouldn't know where to start to get inspiration for real stone looks... it created an interesting look.

That is one of my two favorite colors. That color is beautiful if it truly looks like it is.

The color on screen looks great but on live it doesn't look like it on screen. I love that blue it dominates I hope I can get it like the way it looks on TV.

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Granite crystals are square and sharp. Your fake granite is made up of round cells. Better stick to fake marble.

Could you put diamond dust with alcohol to get some bling?

Once your epoxy is dry, can you put another layer on that if you're not happy and want to add more color?

The blue disappeared when you put thr blsck effect

One thing I wish you would do is at the end show the finished product more. A slow pan over to see the design more. 😘

Blue pearl is my favorite granite!

How much alcohol did you use?

I like it!!!

The color is spectacular.
I don't know how it compares with real granate, but it would be an absolutely beautiful addition to a kitchen, Rec area or office.

I've watched many videos on your channel and seen way too much black being used. (Black bathfrooms show shampoo and soap scum immediately)

The blue is much more appealing.

Thank-you guys for taking great care in giving outstanding instructions.

I've been as art instructor in Decorative Arts and Faux Finishes for 40 years and you guys are terrific instructors.

Thank-you for recognizing that each of your viewers is a student.

where do I find the royal blue ?

I'm doing the caramel system, I'm going to do a sample piece and just spray the 91% alcohol on it to see what the effect will be. What do u think?

Like it...I love the blue pearl granite...this is pretty good!!! Thx!!

Can I do the metallic and then just cover it with a sealer versus the epoxy? I want to redo a counter in my bathroom but I didn't want to remove the old counter. I think the epoxy will just drip everywhere and make a mess.

Could I do this on a bathroom floor by myself the same way you did the table because I have a very small bathroom. It says big as that piece of table you just did.

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