An AMAZING Epoxy Exotic Pour Over Kitchen Countertops | Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy

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In An AMAZING Epoxy Exotic Pour Over Kitchen Countertops we show you in a few easy steps the right way to install epoxy over your old laminate countertops and save thousands on your kitchen, bathroom and other home or office spaces using our signature and epoxy, as well as AMAZING color additives. Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy is your ticket to a fabulous living, working space, or bar and restaurant! Learn all the tips and tricks to renovation and follow along with your own beautiful epoxy projects! YOU GOT THIS!!!

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Stone Coat Countertops is an epoxy based YouTube channel that will show you unique ways to DIY your way to an amazing kitchen, bath, resin art, construction, or design project on a budget. We believe in teaching skills in, woodworking, art, epoxy floors, epoxy countertops, and showing how to get realistic results to make your old laminate, tile countertop, formica, concrete countertop, garage floor, and walls look like renewed works of resin art! Simply put we are always looking for our next project to help all the DIY folks, contractors, designers, artists, and hobbyist, tackle their next makeover. Watch our free how to videos on the skills to make your dreams come to life with epoxy resin! Contact us anytime for free project support, [phone] You Got This!
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[jamesmarquis]

My wife and I absolutely love the rock face edge. We’re currently remodeling our kitchen and yes..., you guessed it, we’re going to make our countertops using the Stone Coat process with the rock face edge. Wish us luck!! Thank you for sharing. We’re so excited!!

[sherrirowan]

I’m so glad you showed this easy way to apply and tape up the drip cloth

[mr.tomraypaz]

It’s amazing how you can transform an outdated 80s countertop into a wonderful masterpiece!

[robinmetheney]

I loved the high sheen. I've sent this to my husband. He was a painter in the day. I'm very hopeful He'll do this for our kitchen counters and island.

[michaelmartin]

Just finished our laminate countertop with your carrera marble kit. It turned out awesome!!! And you are right about the ease of use. This was our first time using epoxy but your videos helped to make it successful. Thanks

[jslash]

I'm all about that high gloss look. The ultimate top coat isn't bad, but I'd probably leave it glossy.

[IslandTiffiney]

This may be my favorite design yet! I'm now convinced that I definitely need to do a rock edge to my countertops as well. This actually looks like a uniquely organic stone that would cost a FORTUNE to buy if it were. Thank you for sharing all of your videos with us. I found your YouTube channel after realizing how expensive (10K) the quartz countertops (just for stones, no labor included) that I priced to update my kitchen. I'll save SEVERAL thousand dollars when I'm ready, and am confident that I can do the entire project myself, with the help of a few other people that are artists/tradesmen to make the process even faster!

[michelleschweikert]

Beautiful! I love all the looks you do. Remember, sometimes, less is more. Thanks.

[sherrirowan]

The veins really make the natural look. Love it

[pdionne]

Stone Coat has to be one of the most informative kitchen renovation companies out there. You never stop impressing me and dang you make it look easy for anyone could do. God Bless and you have done this!

[thomask]

I have to tell you, before and after the topcoat BOTH look stunning! I would love to see the full height back splash too! Thank You So Much for being so Inspiring ! ! ! ! ! !

[kasiehill]

This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen! I’m a professional artist, high school art teacher, and big time DIYer! I have to be because teaching doesn’t pay that great. Lol! This just blows me away. I wish y’all would come do mine. I absolutely love these very colors and veins look amazing! I think I would lean more towards the higher gloss ultimate top coat. I absolutely love the rough edge! I’m just on sensory overload and really want to do this on my Formica counter tops in kitchen. Wow! Thank you for such great, easy to follow, step-by- step videos! You guys and gals rock!

[akquicksilver]

Yes, let's see the full height back splash.

[ericfeldhausen]

I did the rock face edges in my kitchen and two bathrooms....love it!!!! Lots of compliments so the ex-wife was jealous!!!!😂😂

[momatomic]

Your videos are not only captivating and appealing, but you answer most questions before they are asked. I especially appreciate your tried and tested tools for the job recommendations. Everyone who does this will feel like a fabulous artist!

[Titan.Uranus]

You guys are on a winner, filling a niche, with absolute quality using minimal expenditure n labour. I think Stone Coat is on the cusp of "reinventing the wheel", with its innovation, determination, professionalism, n great fore-sight. Bravo, gentlemen!!

[lazarus]

Would love to see the backsplash tutorial. I'll need it soon!

[chericauseydooley]

AND yes I'd love to know your tips on doing a full tile backsplash! :-) Beautiful work and I love the design possibilities.

[waynegross]

I loved the pour and both the high/low sheen. The high sheen was very intense and beautiful. The low sheen looked like carmel and was gorgeous! So winner/winner!!! If it were in my kitchen I'd prefer the low sheen, but in my bathroom or my desk in the office I'd prefer the high sheen. I'm going to do my office desk top first and the matching tables. A end table and a high boy table for behind the couch. I think it'll be gorgeous. My kitchen is going to be done in a white granite look with greys and a very small touch of black. I learned about the process from Soap and Clay (a handmade soap business), Chantine is promoting you on her channel, you should say Hi to her. They are redoing their whole house and they are using your techniques. She's done her bathrooms, soap studio, pontoon so far. Their biggest project is coming up, the kitchen! I can't wait to watch it on her YouTube channel. Soap and Clay!!!
Jill Gross

[prototypeeight]

so i've been watching these videos about a year now - we're hunting for a house, and the other day I toured a home that was EXCELLENT except for the counters in the kitchen... I instantly knew how easy it would be to fix those counters with Stone Coat!