Repairing a Bad Epoxy Pour

I SCREWED up my Live edge slab BUT its a pretty easy fix.

[Token_Civilian]

These 2 vids are the greatest! Like I said in the other one, GF SO wants a live edge table. After seeing you do this, and how straightforward it appears, I'm going for it. Thanks for these two vids DM.

[blakeumthun]

Such a great product!!!! After watching the 1st video of the walnut slab, I was thinking right off the bat, he's gonna have to do it again. And, you showed just how easy this is to fix . That 2nd pour made that slab look awesome!!!!

[johnme]

Thank you Stanley, I think this looks great! and to be able to do this so cost effectively is amazing. This will help folks who are trying to remodel on a budget for sure. I'd love to see more on how you did the counter tops, including setting them up, the edge treatment et.

[douglasmorton]

Looks real nice Stan!!! Amazing how it makes the grain of the wood pop!!!

[andysukosd]

You amaze me, anything you get into is great to watch. Looks fantastic ! Thank you for the great videos.

[thebeans]

You do the coolest things! I saw your pup walking around. I would have had hair flying from my GS and sticking to the epoxy. Great video as always. Thank you.☺🙏

[ipodgaming]

Great work on the repair. Awesome final product.

[karenprice]

Thank you for this video! I didn't think my mess up was fixable. But I am pumped to not scap it now😊

[dennismcneill]

Stan,
Thought you did a good job for your first time. Your correct, Stone Coat is the only epoxy to use. Started watching your channel years ago looking for a contractor with advise . I didnt get paid on a job and was looking for help. It was nice to find someone on the contractors side instead of shows for the whiney homeowners. Hope to meet you someday. I am a fellow Pole also. Your one of the few subscriptions I have. Thank you

[bottomup]

They look awesome! I had vision of the pup jumping up on the mantle and knocking it over.

[FredD]

Looks good and damn black walnut finishes out so great… I’m making some black walnut cabinets now for a customer ✌🏼👊🏼👊🏼😎🇺🇸

[treggmichelleliebler]

They look great! Wish you would wear PPE though, especially when you sanded the cheaper epoxy off, I learned the hard way. Still suffer from not wearing it. Hives, rashes, eyes swell shut like an allergic reaction.
I won't use anything but SCC anymore, it's the only one I CAN use without any health issues.

[Donald_Shaw]

Very nice recovery on your countertop. Great job as always, Stan.

[macking]

When done correctly, they are good for decades. We bought some tree slab end tables in Oregon mid 1980s...still look nice.

[davecornette]

Nice. Great video. Looks good. Wax paper would have been great on the plywood you coated the small tops on. I bet it was fun trying to get those off the plywood the next day.

[charleswise]

I remember when you eyeballed that piece of wood. It looks absolutely amazing!

[adamnatanblut]

That looks awesome great job, and easy to fix. Good job Stan.

[magic.marmot]

Shoulda worn gloves! :)
Seriously, this is so cool to watch. I'm having to deal with my Mom's property, she passed over Christmas, I've been looking at Stone Coat, but seeing you guys do it give me some confidence to try something to make this place better.

[alexandercosta]

Happy Valentine’s Day stan, hope your spending it with the ones you love, i treated my mom and dad to a lovely dinner, and my mom got my dad and me some lottery tickets, I didn’t win, but my dad won, but hey, we are all winners in our own way, a and as long as we remember that, we will go far n life.now at school, their were so any couple with followers lol

[mhmghb]

Looks great Stan! Oil looks better but is a hell of a lot of work - the sanding and repetition of coats as well as the ongoing maintenance. I've seen some stocks and tables with over 100 hours of just the finishing put into them - it shows but isn't worth it for most people. Epoxy is a great solution to get a good finish without the significant investment of time.