Epoxy Dirty Pour Technique On Custom Countertops Tutorial | DIY Countertop Remodel Ideas

This countertop was done using our Dirty Pour technique. This is Leggari Stone Kit #17.
The colors used were a white base. Silver, black, coffee & brass for the dirty pour.

The process! 👇👇

THE SUBSTRATE
Prepping the surface of the countertops is easy. Most surfaces just need sanded (80-100 Grit) then wiped clean. Granite and Marble will need the sealer removed. Tile will need the grout lines filled with Bondo and sanded smooth before applying our Countertop Kits.

EPOXY PRIMER COAT
Priming the Countertops is simple and fast. Mix your pre-measured primer then dip and roll the pigmented primer across the surface until the countertop surface is completely covered. Wait 1 hr. (or until tacky and not coming off to the touch) and start applying the Base Coat.

METALLIC EPOXY COAT
There are so many different applications for our metallic epoxy coat. In this video we show you the dirty pour technique. When you place your order you'll receive step by step tutorial videos that will show you how to apply this part depending on the look you're going for!

HIGH WEAR TOP COAT
We offer 2 different Performance Engineered Top Coats. Glaze Coat is our High Build Top Coat that lays out like glass and adds depth to the Countertop. The Urethane Top Coat comes with the option to have a High Gloss or Matte finish. It needs to be rolled out super thin and leaves a minor texture on the countertop. You apply it within 24 hrs. of installing your Countertop Kit

Leggari Countertop Kits were designed to transform your countertop, tabletop, or desktop into something new and beautiful by coating your existing countertop or pre-built wood countertop. They can be installed in 3 to 5 hrs. including the prep work, and will last for decades. If you can paint your countertops, you’re more than qualified to install a Leggari Countertop Kit. Our Countertop system is leading the resin industry for thickness, durability, and scratch resistance with our High Wear Top Coats.

Our Countertop Epoxy is specifically designed for counters and can be applied to any hard surface. It’s 100% Pure Solids using the finest raw materials that include proprietary additives for working time, thickness, flow and marbleization that are vital when achieving our Dynamic Effects. Our Countertop Epoxy is also a decorative, durable and chemically resistant coating, available with a High Gloss or Matte finish.

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[LeggariProducts]

Thanks for watching everyone! If you're wondering, the colors used were a white base. Silver, black, coffee & brass for the dirty pour.

[deejaycalanoc]

Am I the only one who loved the glossy look instead??!! I thought you killed it when you painted the gloss over it. It's an amazing piece don't get me wrong.

[carolynnewman]

It would have been nice to see how the colors were mixed. Also, what type of material is the counter made of and was there prep work needed before your first pour? What type of tape was used to hold in the epoxy?

[tiddlesa.]

When he was pouring the colours and he wanted to match the flow on both countertops, @ 15:01 they’ve matched perfectly. Well done.

[candychrist]

Dirty pour really has the most natural looking affect. Gr8 technique to use.

[jerseegrl]

You make this look so easy. My table looked awful and I redid it 3 times. I had epoxy all over the place.

[yurimichellegudino-muriel]

This pattern you did here is absolutely incredibly beautiful. I love the consistency of the natural pattern look you were going for. The way the pattern continues on the edge of it looks like it was suppose to be like that. Great presentation!

[Nam_]

I think you people must have created jupiter and saturn.. universe is full of amazing creation! Wish we knew who were our makers.. For this slab, you are the makers! Goodjob guys!! Amazing..

[RCPKids]

Awesome as usual! Never ceases to amaze me with how natural and real it looks! Few questions...1. How much was the product investment? 2. How many square feet were covered? 3. What's the drying time of the epoxy before applying the matt finish and 4. What's the complete drying time for the matt coat until the counter is usable? Thanks...

[orangethree]

WITH or WITHOUT THE SHINY SHIMMERING ON TOP ARE BOTH BEAUTIFUL‼️‼️‼️‼️👌👌😍😍😍

[rosineidefranco]

Simplesmente maravilhoso! Me Apaixonei por essas cores. Belíssimo trabalho! 🥰🥰

[Jesus-jl]

Боже мой, как у вас получается такая красота?? Это просто супер!

[jamesrobinson]

I agree, I like the glossy look better than the matte finish- but the design??? Omg off the chain!!!! Awesome work tho! Thanks for the tips!

[watermouse]

I thought I would hate this in matte after how beautiful it looked high-gloss, however it still looks amazing! so good!

[suryaandari]

do something difficult with looks very easy and amazing results that is the expert, I always be amazed when I see the manufacturing process

[nazgul.]

Awesome man👍.the glossy glass is more beautiful n attractive in my eyes..

[debistanley]

Oh, I forgot to tell you I love the way you scored the first pour so it would match up. Outstanding!!

[Littlebit]

This is one of my favorites, beautiful

[Jesus-jl]

Красивый мужчина с золотыми руками делает прекрасные столы! На это можно смотреть вечно! Повезло его жене!

[olgacolonforeversky]

Wow it's so beautiful. I just really want to learn