Epoxy Countertops over laminate

Color Recipe:
De-grease with TSP, Wipe with windex
Sand with 60 grit sand paper
Apply SCC bonding primer
Fog on Black Metallic and Leather brown spray paint
Mix SCC epoxy, Tint with SCC Silver Platinum base color tint
Pour and trowel
Chop the surface and brush the backsplash
Spray Black, Rose Gold spray paints and brush the spray paints into the epoxy.
Chop the surface randomly
Mist with SCC Gold Metallic powder mixed with 91% IPA
Chop the Metallic spray into the epoxy
Fog on Black spray paint and mist with Gold and Copper Metallic powders mixed with 91% IPA
Torch

[corrie-onagoodday]

Knowing when to stop, I was thinking it looked like a big mess. But wow! Came out great!!

[biggieshorty]

I want to see one of these with sinks in place not spray just pouring. Your channel is the best out here.

[glenwestphal]

I have to say though because of what you came up with I'm doing it to all of my countertops. Hope I'm able to cause I'm in a wheelchair but still going to tackle this cause WOW what a great product. Want to do light grey with white misting then put white pearl in the epoxy and mist with silver in the alcohol and very little color mostly white and white pearl on the tops for the cabinets are charcoal in color.

[angieemm]

Thanks for this! I have an old teacher-style metal desk with an awful woodgrain laminate top and this is one way I'm thinking about refurbishing it!

[waterboy]

Thanks for the video, very comprehensive stuff!
I'm thinking I might have a go at this here in Scotland, I'd have to source the all materials.

[heckmancs]

Glad this video popped up on my feed. This is the exact counter profile I have. Definitely want to do this now. Would make a definite wow factor.

[kaidens_kreations]

This is great help. I will soon be doing my formica tops. Always awesome tutorials!

[scottwalker]

This is awesome stuff we have nothing like this in New Zealand the wife and I are probably going to buy your bench top kit and give it a Crack will keep you posted on how it turns out, your videos are are well done and very informative keep it up

[MyBobbic]

Great video, you made it look so easy.

[davidcuevas]

WOW, Awesome job guys!!! Thank you so much for your bringing this type of education to all who are interested. Definitely woth a sub!!! Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[patlsmith]

Cool...that’s the way my countertop is. This is so helpful.😎

[clayfeathers]

I was waiting for some white streaks. Love the blue you did also! ❤️👍

[robertwatkins]

Watched many of your videos, AWESOME! A question - Can I change the edge of existing laminate to bull nose with a router, then use your process?

[dogleespartan]

Do I put on my 2 and 1 paint and primer or am I putting on 2 coats of my bonding primer I didn’t hear Mike comment on the process for putting on the bonding primer. Am I putting on 1 coat of bonding primer and then putting on 2 coats of paint and primer, what is the process?

[KuriusOranj]

You make excellent videos. Very informative, and your manner is very personable! I was looking at your site and could not find links to SDS (MSDS) information. My first reason for looking was to learn what base the products are in order to facilitate cleanup. I'd hate to purchase quality tools (brushes, etc), just to have them ruined by the project.

[diannemarinari]

I love your creativity, but am very concerned for your health since you don't use a respirator for protection from those harmful vapors.

[ilverdomingo]

I have been watching your videos, they're awesome!

[efmank]

You do amazing work and explain things very well with excellent detail. I was wondering if you've manufactured an outdoor countertop for a BBQ grill/outdoor kitchen?. I'm wondering if the surface would hold up exposed to the elements. Heat/Sun particularly? Tnx

[donnahubler]

Great instructional video...30 minutes is a little long so I had to fast forward...maybe you could on some of the parts that are no-brainers...but I LOVED IT!!! AWESOME!!!!

[PinksAngel]

All of your videos are very informative and useful. The finished product looks great. Two questions: 1) Is the final finish glossy or matte? 2) what is the drying time before the surface can be used?