DIY Epoxy Countertops Black and Orange Gold with Top Coat Tutorial

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[theadventuresofjohnandjennifer]

Started watching your videos about a year ago. Finally ordered my countertop kit today. After we finish the countertops we will do the floor. Very impressed how quickly Shawn responded to my questions and concerns.

[mikekellaway]

Great garbage bag tip for protecting roller tray!

[natestebbins]

I highly recommend linking the products used in the video in its description. Thanks for the tutorial.

[davepatrick]

You missed so many things that would have made this exceptional.

[johnspurling]

WOW! I'm impressed! Looks like an awesome product. Really good looking, you did a nice job applying it and demonstrating your product as well. In your demo you sanded it and took it down as well, Leaving scratches. I realize it was unfinished at this point, and still needed to be top coated. After finishing and curing is it resistant to scratching and how easy is it scratch and mark up?

[cranberryvalleyrr]

Awesome product! Glad you made the video. And promote the product!

[chrisvaello]

Just waiting for mine to dry. So far it looking good.

[grandn]

A great looking product. Only question is how long do you wait before taking off the tape along the back splash?

[bigbossbigboss]

Hello, Leggari if you leave a hot tea on the worktop for a long time, demage it or if it reads an impression, the Produkt is resistant to hot, i would be hapy if you ASK me thank You nifty piece oft work

[luxurylifestylez]

How much working time do you have to mess with the product before it starts to set up and not move anymore?

[mikekellaway]

What do you do for preparation if a portion of the old laminate has risen off the underlying chipboard, can the countertop still be used?

[TheWidgit]

You’ve said in another comment section that this finish takes more maintenance than the ‘orange-peel’ finish. What do you mean by that exactly?

[darrelunsinn]

Interesting options. I'd like to see a video showing the removal of the painters tape after the counter top dries. My first job after I left the military was with an industrial flooring company working with epoxies and urethane coating. You make this look easy. I suspect there's a little more to it than what is shown on this video. I can't imagine how you would get the blue tape off the wall?

[adriannasyraf]

oh yeah i really like the look on this one

[Anderson-pslp]

hi I'm from Brazil
Your job is beautiful.
I would like to know about the primer that you use on the base. It's epoxy.?
What roll you to spread the epoxy is of what material?
Well, I do not know if you have this kind of material here in Brazil.
Sorry for my English.
Congratulations on your work.

[anthonyescobar]

That looks awesome. Hey guys. I have another question...do you have a catalog with all you're colors and different finishing coats you can send by email or send by mail?

[kevinallen]

I ordered a kit it should be here tomorrow, how do you remove the back tape? I would imagine the epoxy sticks to the tape, does it just peel off still or do I need to cut it with a razor or should I be masking above the epoxy? I have a back splash that will be masked at the wall and obviously the sink as well so it seems to be something I will have to encounter

[markforeman]

I don't like the texture of the the poly topcoat. Can this topcoat be sanded and buffed like a car finish?

[ritaerniartist]

You send it this product for Switzerland 🇨🇭 also? Glaze Coat or Urethane is the more durable? This product is non toxic?
Thank you 🙋🏼

[Boonta]

how much epoxy do you use for such countertops 😍Tank you