That's exactly why I watch this Channel I want to see where mistakes can be made so I know how to adjust when I try something new outside my wheelhouse. In creating my Channel I want to show people where I make mistakes and show people how I fix my mistakes.
First of all...Those countertops turned out AWESOME Stan. Secondly, I think I can speak for at least most of us subscribers, that we love your channel because you DO share all the mistakes and imperfections on your videos. You give an honest, transparent presentation of what you do and how you do it. Finally, I like the countertop by the sink just a little bit better than the other side. You and your wife make a pretty good team. Thanks for what you do and God Bless.
Came over from The Stone Coat channel. 1st of all, both sides look great! But, the side you two did by hand is just phenomenal. This stuff is so fun to work with. My wife and I did our basement floor with Stone Coats flooring epoxy. We weren't sure what colors we wanted to do, so we bought a small countertop kit and every color we thought we'd like. I bought a sheet of 1/4" particle board that I cut into 12" x 12" squares and we just went to town making samples. It was so easy, that my young boys did a few samples. My friends were wow'd by the samples. Once we decided on colors, it was time to order and start prepping the concrete floor. 3 days of prep, 2 hours on Friday night for the prime coat, 4 hours on Saturday morning for the color coat and and hour on Sunday for final cleanup. Once the weather warms up, I'm going to do an outdoor concrete bar top with a friend and then eventually make my own kitchen countertops with epoxy. My piece of advice for this project would be 1: Run the counter to the wall, finish the epoxy and install the backsplash last. 2: Secure the top from underneath 3: Round over the front edge instead of edge banding. The epoxy will flow over and carry the veins with it. 4: I believe Stone Coat has a Top Coat now. Definitely use it.
Came over from Stone Coat..but watch your channel as well. Great demonstration to show us lay people not in the epoxy profession can do this. The mishaps were a bonus. You are such a great teacher. Down to earth always. Stay blessed. Thanks for the upload. …and show is the wood.
Yea, Mike sent me, and boy, am I glad he did. That is a fantastic pour, never would have believed it was your first time if I hadn't seen it myself. Me, I like the detail pour better, more activity, more to see, it just looks more alive. Thank you for this experience, I am impressed.
Mike from Stone coat sent your link good work on the counter tops.I did as you on the counter tops allowing like 2 ozs per sq ft. Then I seen on stone coat they used up to 4 ozs per sq ft. Now you just pour your counter tops not having to push pull move around your epoxy . Simply pouring takes out my art and crafts effect which I don't have any. The pour does all the magic for me.
I've watched Stone Coat many, many times, and I've admired what he does there. It's really nice stuff! Your countertop looks awesome, I really like the teal color!
Came here from Stonecoat Countertops to see how you did your counters. LOVE THEM!!! Great work!!! Subbed. Fixin to start on my countertops in a week. Hoping for the best.
You could have put the screws in from the inside of the cabinets pointing up into the plywood, that way you will always have access to the screws to remove the counter top if you want to replace it
The shower is sick looking I love it. The countertops turned out looking amazing simply loved everything you've done to that cabin keep up the great content thank you for taking us along for the ride
Cool video Stan, Those bench tops look spot on. When I was a younger man, I worked with a similar product that was for spraying over bare concrete floors. A great way to be apart of your home by letting your creativity take over. Best of luck with your Bathroom next.
Stan, you guys never cease to amaze. THAT looks frikkin AWESOME, Brother! We did our kitchen over a couple of years ago and now, seeing this, I wish we had at least tried it! Thanks so much for sharing this. Yet another great video. Stay warm and have a great day! God bless.
The coolest thing is you can repour over existing countertops and have a brand new look in a few hours. No cutting, drilling, just playing with thick paints.
It’s funny I had watched your channel and stone Coat Countertops as well before and now he referred you to me. I also watched Matt’s channel and you referenced him.
I like the left side. It looks like ocean waves on a stormy day. I also like the right side just as much. They are beautiful. It was great seeing your wife working with you. She is stunning. I love the walnut piece too. I need to update my 1960s kitchen. I am going to check out that process. Thanks. Loved this. ☺🙏
Looks great like the right side the most with the time consuming detail best. The Black Walnut looks amazing also. The cave shower looks really cool also, think the epoxy resin would go great in the cave. Looking forward to the next video's. My house is full of learning from my mistakes. Rather it be on my house than a customer that would sue me if it didn't come out perfect!
I was going to do this with my dad but didn't. We were in menards and saw some small nice glass tiles. We glued the tiles on the existing countertop. Got some glitter grout to go with it. I like how it looks.
Blacktail studios is another mean channel for epoxy work. If you're interested. Love the green popping thru. Looks great. Hope your happy with how it came out
great job on your countertops, I got hooked on mikes videos a few years ago when it was just him and his wife in his little shop. probably 30 or 40 gallons of epoxy later, bartops and river tables and countless small projects.
You can epoxy your shower floor but you’ll need to add texture to it so that it is slip resistant. A lot of shower areas in RV parks, community pools and water parks use an aggregate dense epoxy fill.
Mike from Stone Coat counter tops! Im a Newby! So I'm watching you two close!! Im going to do my kitchen too!! YAY! *Show me the wood!* Its gorgeous! Love the colors!! Just beautiful!!
~~Really like the depth the hands on has&think essentially is/could call it nature? Being that it's what the wife&you created? Some of the DIY's I've seen come out damn amazing after they pour&cover w/base color&w/each extra color in like pint cup drip/pour randomly. Then sticking the edge the stir stick in them&dragging out,sometimes connecting differ spots&color. Finishing off w/light mist of alcohol over it all.
Stand looks great let's see more wood it was great to your Wife in to it too. Ok this is Bob from Vero beach Fla. God bless and have a great day and stay safe.
Countertops look great! Each side looks like it has its own unique qualities and it was good to do it this way to break things up visually . Love the depth of the colors, looks 3D but it's just a flat plane. And you finally got Nicole on a video! Great job to you both.
Mike from Stone Coat sent me. I enjoyed your video and the results are great. I do like the sink side better though both are great. I think when you work the colors yourself your character ends up in the work, that's why the sink side is more exciting. I'm still working on practice boards so kudos for taking the leap into the big kitchen project.
Im with you - at first I used to love dirty pours but now hate them. You can make such better looking art/countertops if you play around with this epoxy and make it into your own where mistakes become beloved areas (Happy mistakes). I did my countertops about a year ago (Black Metallic + White Metallic veins). Good job seeing as this was your first time. Playing with Epoxy is fun fun fun!
It’s all very pretty but….. I truly like what you did by hand MUCH more than the dirty pour. You home is amazing also. Truly appreciate anyone who shares the screw ups because in the end it’s just more educational because fixing mistakes is a reality for us all!
He did the dirty pour wrong. It's self leveling. You let it spread out. He mixed up all his separate dirty pour colors with the trowel. In an attempt to have it level out faster? Who knows.
I really like the side that you guys did by hand. It looks phenomenal like a piece of stone under glass. I have a very small kitchen, a stepsaver kitchen, one step to the stove, 1 step to the fridge, & 1 step to the sink. I'm looking to remodel my kitchen this summer and this looks like a great option. I can save on the countertops and put a little more into the cabinets floor And appliances. P.S. Show us your wood Stanley and I mean the countertop.🤣 Love your videos.
This was a kick-ass video Stanley your wife does the great work and I love your crib you have done a lot over the years you guys have great taste it turned out pretty badass you guys did a great job bro for somebody that don't do this all the time a big hell yeah, and your centerpiece looks pretty kick ass it's beautiful man 💯♥️👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I regularly watch both Dirt Monkey and Stone Coat videos. It's cool to watch someone do this who has never done it before. Now we have to get Mike to do a retaining wall.
You should! While Nicky and I worked on the countertop Franky prepped the center island . The same day I wrapped up the countertops I then poured the Live oak island.
We’ve been watching him over there for a long time!! We’ve decided to do this as well this summer!! So awesome to see you using this product. Everything looks amazing brother.. So I guess I’ll say it.. “@Stan, I want to see your wood” !! 😂 Stay blessed brother!!
Mike sent us over. You got THIS.👏👏👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Great channel watched you before. Personally I don’t want to see your wood. But the countertop would be nice.
I have done a lot of wood working but never using epoxy, might give it a try. That being said I can honestly state that I have never wanted to see another guys wood. Good job
I always wanted to try this. It's almost as if you can't go wrong with that stuff, it always looks amazing. I'd love to see a video of that aquarium too someday Stan, looks great from what I can see.
Awesome job you two ! It looks beautiful. I am hoping to attempt this soon . Im on Kauai and the real granite is so freaking expensive and this is way more exotic and so much more exciting , and to say you did it yourself even cooler . The colors you chose are perfect :) thanks for sharing .
The process is a lot of fun! Mike is actually living in Hawaii on the big island. and my daughter lived where you are now and just came home from there a few weeks ago! someday I want to move out there. Save me a spot haha
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Thanks for this my friend!
I subscribed to the Dirt Monkey because you asked with a smile Mike! always a pleasure to watch Stone Coat Countertops videos !
Your version of this pour is epic! I think thats my favorite piece Ive seen you do! I'm jealous haha
@@grat-os totally agree with you
That's exactly why I watch this Channel I want to see where mistakes can be made so I know how to adjust when I try something new outside my wheelhouse. In creating my Channel I want to show people where I make mistakes and show people how I fix my mistakes.
First of all...Those countertops turned out AWESOME Stan. Secondly, I think I can speak for at least most of us subscribers, that we love your channel because you DO share all the mistakes and imperfections on your videos. You give an honest, transparent presentation of what you do and how you do it. Finally, I like the countertop by the sink just a little bit better than the other side. You and your wife make a pretty good team. Thanks for what you do and God Bless.
right on
Thanks Sam- I appreciate the feedback. It helps to hear that showing the mistakes helps out.
@@Dirtmonkey Much as we ALL would like to be PERFECT, none ofus will ever be perfect!
Its incredible the depth of colors you got from the epoxy. Impressive
Right?! Thanks & glad you like it too 🙏
@@Dirtmonkey how are you
Mike from Stone Coat sent me. We love your home. Great work.
Awesome! Thank you!!
Stone Coat Countertops sent me, saw your video on getting small business off the ground, thank you so much ☺️
Happy to help! Thanks for bein here 👊
Came over from The Stone Coat channel. 1st of all, both sides look great! But, the side you two did by hand is just phenomenal.
This stuff is so fun to work with. My wife and I did our basement floor with Stone Coats flooring epoxy. We weren't sure what colors we wanted to do, so we bought a small countertop kit and every color we thought we'd like. I bought a sheet of 1/4" particle board that I cut into 12" x 12" squares and we just went to town making samples. It was so easy, that my young boys did a few samples. My friends were wow'd by the samples. Once we decided on colors, it was time to order and start prepping the concrete floor. 3 days of prep, 2 hours on Friday night for the prime coat, 4 hours on Saturday morning for the color coat and and hour on Sunday for final cleanup. Once the weather warms up, I'm going to do an outdoor concrete bar top with a friend and then eventually make my own kitchen countertops with epoxy.
My piece of advice for this project would be
1: Run the counter to the wall, finish the epoxy and install the backsplash last.
2: Secure the top from underneath
3: Round over the front edge instead of edge banding. The epoxy will flow over and carry the veins with it.
4: I believe Stone Coat has a Top Coat now. Definitely use it.
Wow sounds like a lot of fun! Thanks for the tips, I definitely want to try this out again 😊👍
Sink side is my favorite great job they both look good and its nice to mix it up a bit take care!
Thank you! 👍
Came over from Stone Coat..but watch your channel as well. Great demonstration to show us lay people not in the epoxy profession can do this. The mishaps were a bonus. You are such a great teacher. Down to earth always. Stay blessed. Thanks for the upload. …and show is the wood.
Stan you're too right. Two things:- Don't reinvent the wheel, and the more you know the more you don't know!
Stone coat sent me. Love this project. I have been a subscriber of yours for a while, but missed this project. Mike sent me back.
Yea, Mike sent me, and boy, am I glad he did. That is a fantastic pour, never would have believed it was your first time if I hadn't seen it myself. Me, I like the detail pour better, more activity, more to see, it just looks more alive. Thank you for this experience, I am impressed.
Can't argue there 😁 thanks for watching
Mike from Stone coat sent your link good work on the counter tops.I did as you on the counter tops allowing like 2 ozs per sq ft. Then I seen on stone coat they used up to 4 ozs per sq ft. Now you just pour your counter tops not having to push pull move around your epoxy . Simply pouring takes out my art and crafts effect which I don't have any. The pour does all the magic for me.
WOW Stan that looks great.👍👍. The side by hand is beautiful.
Appreciate it!!
On this video, those counter tops look like the resin is 3 inches deep. That is so cool. Good work.
Thanks Dave 😁
yup, here from stonecoat's channel. yours came out beautifully! I agree with you, the hand-done side looks very mother-nature natural agate like.
Thanks for bein here! Glad you like them too
Wow That Shower is Awesome ! The countertops look great too!
Thanks so much!
I absolutely love the glitter, and the teal that comes out in it!!!❤
Stan, the countertop looks awesome. You done did good 👍👍👍👍👍😺🤗🐺
Thanks 👍 Glenn.😀
I've watched Stone Coat many, many times, and I've admired what he does there. It's really nice stuff! Your countertop looks awesome, I really like the teal color!
Thanks Jeff!!
Looks great Stan! Keep having fun!
You betcha 👊
Awesome colors! Can't go wrong, it all turns out in an unique way called YOURS! BEAUTIFUL ❤️
Thought so too! Thank you
Came here from Stonecoat Countertops to see how you did your counters. LOVE THEM!!! Great work!!! Subbed. Fixin to start on my countertops in a week. Hoping for the best.
You could have put the screws in from the inside of the cabinets pointing up into the plywood, that way you will always have access to the screws to remove the counter top if you want to replace it
glad i saw this comment, thanks !
good point.
Same reason you use silicone instead of construction adhesive to install a solid surface.
So awesome seeing you do this. I’ve been watching stone coat epoxy videos for months to learn to do this and now you do it. Great job btw.
Oh and I’ve been watching your videos for a few years.
Thanks for that! Glad to here youve been subscribed for awhile. I love those stone coat videos. I have watched him for years!
The shower is sick looking I love it. The countertops turned out looking amazing simply loved everything you've done to that cabin keep up the great content thank you for taking us along for the ride
Glad to have you with!
Looks awesome Stan! Next time add some epoxy in the void spaces on the live edge tables and add some led under glow underneath !
I did! I lit up that live edge slab from below with LED lights
Thank you for another awesome video my wife always help me with our projects it’s awesome to do projects together god bless
It really is. Makes it even more unique & special too 😌
Honestly didn't realize I needed this collaboration. Been a follower of Dirt Monkey and Stone Coat for a long while now!
Cool video Stan, Those bench tops look spot on. When I was a younger man, I worked with a similar product that was for spraying over bare concrete floors. A great way to be apart of your home by letting your creativity take over. Best of luck with your Bathroom next.
Thank you sir! This was my first time with this stuff. Easily the best materials I have worked with.
Definitely show me the wood, fantastic video Stan. Love watching.
More to Come Andy!
Stan, your channel deserves to be well over 1 million subs! I’ve been here a long time and look forward to one day meeting you! God bless brother!
Someday it will be pretty cool to meet
I love the side by the sink!! I also love the GORGEOUS wood island!!! 😍😍
Stan, you guys never cease to amaze. THAT looks frikkin AWESOME, Brother! We did our kitchen over a couple of years ago and now, seeing this, I wish we had at least tried it! Thanks so much for sharing this. Yet another great video. Stay warm and have a great day! God bless.
The coolest thing is you can repour over existing countertops and have a brand new look in a few hours. No cutting, drilling, just playing with thick paints.
@@Dirtmonkey That's so cool. I've seen some of his videos and really want to try this somewhere! I'd have the coolest counter top in my garage! haha!
Nikki and Stan, that looks absolutely beautiful! I love it!
Thank you sir.
It’s funny I had watched your channel and stone Coat Countertops as well before and now he referred you to me. I also watched Matt’s channel and you referenced him.
All of them are beautiful. Great work!
Nice job Stan!! Mike sent me over to see your project....LOVE IT!!!!
Thanks for being here!
Good morning Stan.
Really great job. The finish turned out wonderful.
Sincerely
Ed from Chicago
Thanks Ed! it was a lot of fun and Cheap!
Not hiding mistakes, your a good man. That bathroom is crazy cool. Keep them coming. The bathroom floor maybe wicked slippery if you don’t add Silica.
I was wondering how slick it would be if we poured the floor.
Mike from Stone Cold Countertops sent me and I'm subscribing now.
Welcome!! 😁👍
I loved the fact that you and your wife were in it together ❤️❤️
Me too 😌❤️
I like the left side. It looks like ocean waves on a stormy day. I also like the right side just as much. They are beautiful. It was great seeing your wife working with you. She is stunning. I love the walnut piece too. I need to update my 1960s kitchen. I am going to check out that process. Thanks. Loved this. ☺🙏
It was simple and FUN! by far my favorite new thing to work with.
Looks great like the right side the most with the time consuming detail best. The Black Walnut looks amazing also. The cave shower looks really cool also, think the epoxy resin would go great in the cave. Looking forward to the next video's.
My house is full of learning from my mistakes. Rather it be on my house than a customer that would sue me if it didn't come out perfect!
yep- I do the same- experiment on my own place not my customers
I was going to do this with my dad but didn't. We were in menards and saw some small nice glass tiles. We glued the tiles on the existing countertop. Got some glitter grout to go with it. I like how it looks.
You have small glass tile for a countertop? That’s a horrible idea
I have never heard of that. I bet its a One of a Kind countertop.
They all look stunning!
That turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Yay glad you like it!!
Blacktail studios is another mean channel for epoxy work. If you're interested. Love the green popping thru. Looks great. Hope your happy with how it came out
I like it!!
great job on your countertops, I got hooked on mikes videos a few years ago when it was just him and his wife in his little shop. probably 30 or 40 gallons of epoxy later, bartops and river tables and countless small projects.
Seriously so cool 😁👍
I do like the honesty of your channel and that you do talk to us, mistakes and all
Glad you're here then 👍
@@Dirtmonkey it is mutually beneficial for us both
You can epoxy your shower floor but you’ll need to add texture to it so that it is slip resistant. A lot of shower areas in RV parks, community pools and water parks use an aggregate dense epoxy fill.
Like that idea! Thanks
Holy cow....all amazingly beautiful but agree around the sink is primo👍👍😳😳
Looks great 👍 thanks for the new idea for a counter top.
Its a ton of fun to Adam! When you do it keep me updated on what you think
The side by hand looks better! Awesome job Stan turned out great very cool!
Thats my favorite side to!
Wow looks great. Love the color choices. You have a amazing home.
Thank you so much!
Looks Awesome. Great choose of colors.
Did you see the version Mike did? Turned out so incredible.
Mike from Stone Coat counter tops! Im a Newby! So I'm watching you two close!! Im going to do my kitchen too!! YAY!
*Show me the wood!* Its gorgeous! Love the colors!! Just beautiful!!
The process is really fun! I think Im hooked on this now. Keep me updated how yours goes. I would love to hear what your first time with it is like.
Looks so much like real stone wow . Looks great hope to see it all done in another video.
more to come bud!
By hand looks way better! Great job guys!
That's AWESOME!!! Looks like the galaxy.....beautiful
Thank you- we think it turned out wonderful and its fun to do!
~~Really like the depth the hands on has&think essentially is/could call it nature? Being that it's what the wife&you created?
Some of the DIY's I've seen come out damn amazing after they pour&cover w/base color&w/each extra color in like pint cup drip/pour randomly. Then sticking the edge the stir stick in them&dragging out,sometimes connecting differ spots&color. Finishing off w/light mist of alcohol over it all.
Stone Coat Countertops suggested your channel. That you did by hand is my favorite but it all looks awesome.
Thank you & for checking it out 😊
Stand looks great let's see more wood it was great to your Wife in to it too. Ok this is Bob from Vero beach Fla. God bless and have a great day and stay safe.
Thanks Bob appreciate it & God Bless 🙏
Looks amazing y’all. Stonecoat sent us. We are Artist Till Death studios. Great job.
Glad your here and thanks for stopping by! I just subbed to your channel👊👍
@@Dirtmonkey right on!! We appreciate it. Have an amazing day
Countertops look great! Each side looks like it has its own unique qualities and it was good to do it this way to break things up visually . Love the depth of the colors, looks 3D but it's just a flat plane. And you finally got Nicole on a video! Great job to you both.
It took some convincing to get her to be in a video. But those countertops were cheap, easy and fun.
Very cool Stan. That looks amazing.
Thank you very much!
Countertop art. Thanks for sharing the process! Growth mindset, if you learn something fom mistakes you are just getting better and growing.
if you learn something fom mistakes you are just getting better and growing.- well said
Mike from Stone Coat sent me. I enjoyed your video and the results are great. I do like the sink side better though both are great. I think when you work the colors yourself your character ends up in the work, that's why the sink side is more exciting.
I'm still working on practice boards so kudos for taking the leap into the big kitchen project.
It's a whole lot easier than I imagined! I mean it turned out better than I thought 🤗
Gosh, that's just beautiful. Nice job.
Just got here from Stone Coat Countertops. New subscriber. AWESOME JOB!!
Glad you're here 🤗
Im with you - at first I used to love dirty pours but now hate them. You can make such better looking art/countertops if you play around with this epoxy and make it into your own where mistakes become beloved areas (Happy mistakes). I did my countertops about a year ago (Black Metallic + White Metallic veins). Good job seeing as this was your first time. Playing with Epoxy is fun fun fun!
you are so right! This is almost addicting. I have another countertop already planned. haha
It’s all very pretty but….. I truly like what you did by hand MUCH more than the dirty pour. You home is amazing also. Truly appreciate anyone who shares the screw ups because in the end it’s just more educational because fixing mistakes is a reality for us all!
agreed- Im not sure why some cover up mistakes- I think we all make them and learn from it
He did the dirty pour wrong. It's self leveling. You let it spread out. He mixed up all his separate dirty pour colors with the trowel. In an attempt to have it level out faster? Who knows.
Stone Coat sent me over! Looks great !
Looks wonderful ! Great video as always
Thanks so much!!
I think you and your wife did a great job and you didn't kill each other
Show Me ! That video is awesome. I am thinking about doing mine and am Leary about doing this. Those counter tops turned out very well.
its so easy! much better than any other epoxy I have used. I say- go for it!
Show the wood
And yes I love the fact you show the mess ups
Noted 👊
Leggari products on RUclips has some good flooring ideas for pouring epoxy resin that looks like marble. You two did a great job Stan. 👍👍✌️
Sweet gotta check em out 👍
Really Stan? Show us your wood?! LOL!
Definitely like the shine & the glitter, gonna be interesting designing your lights! Good work...
More to come my friend!
I come from Stone Coat. I've got to say your home is absolutely beautiful.
Thank you and welcome to the channel
I am also going to buying a new house soon and have seen Stone Coats vids and want to do that with my counters. Yours turned out beautiful!
Nice thing is its easy and fun.
That was a super cool video to watch!
awesome! Thanks 😀👍
I really like the side that you guys did by hand. It looks phenomenal like a piece of stone under glass. I have a very small kitchen, a stepsaver kitchen, one step to the stove, 1 step to the fridge, & 1 step to the sink. I'm looking to remodel my kitchen this summer and this looks like a great option. I can save on the countertops and put a little more into the cabinets floor And appliances.
P.S. Show us your wood Stanley and I mean the countertop.🤣 Love your videos.
This could be a really cool option for that step over kitchen of yours. Love how you described it haha
This was a kick-ass video Stanley your wife does the great work and I love your crib you have done a lot over the years you guys have great taste it turned out pretty badass you guys did a great job bro for somebody that don't do this all the time a big hell yeah, and your centerpiece looks pretty kick ass it's beautiful man 💯♥️👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
The detail on the side you did by hand is far better.
I regularly watch both Dirt Monkey and Stone Coat videos. It's cool to watch someone do this who has never done it before. Now we have to get Mike to do a retaining wall.
Haha sounds fun 👍
Very Interesting. Going to check out their web site now.
Nice job you two and I think I saw Frankie in there too! Cheers 🇨🇦
You should! While Nicky and I worked on the countertop Franky prepped the center island . The same day I wrapped up the countertops I then poured the Live oak island.
We’ve been watching him over there for a long time!! We’ve decided to do this as well this summer!! So awesome to see you using this product. Everything looks amazing brother.. So I guess I’ll say it.. “@Stan, I want to see your wood” !! 😂 Stay blessed brother!!
Keep me updated on your project. I would love to hear how it turns out.
The guys at stone coat are amazing
Great project looks great nice job 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Mike sent us over. You got THIS.👏👏👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Great channel watched you before. Personally I don’t want to see your wood. But the countertop would be nice.
Welcome aboard!
love your honesty brother 😁👍
Keeping it real 🤝
Man Stan and Wife, that looks Great !!
Thank you ! it was such a blast to do as well!
I have done a lot of wood working but never using epoxy, might give it a try. That being said I can honestly state that I have never wanted to see another guys wood. Good job
I have used epoxy before but none are as forgiving and easy to work with as this stuff.
excited to find your channel through mike from stone coat countertops.
Its nice to have you here!
That is amazing keep up the good work I love these videos
Much appreciated sir!
I always wanted to try this. It's almost as if you can't go wrong with that stuff, it always looks amazing.
I'd love to see a video of that aquarium too someday Stan, looks great from what I can see.
I do have some aquarium videos out there if you want to see something fast. I encourage you to try this resin. Its totally fun!
@@Dirtmonkey ok I'll try to find em thx
Awesome! I've been interested in that a few years now!
You and me both! Turned out cooler than I thought and I think it may even be pretty hard to truly mess it up
Awesome job you two ! It looks beautiful. I am hoping to attempt this soon . Im on Kauai and the real granite is so freaking expensive and this is way more exotic and so much more exciting , and to say you did it yourself even cooler . The colors you chose are perfect :) thanks for sharing .
The process is a lot of fun! Mike is actually living in Hawaii on the big island. and my daughter lived where you are now and just came home from there a few weeks ago! someday I want to move out there. Save me a spot haha
I've spent alot of time on Kauai in Hanalei. Nothing like hanging out at Tahiti Nui. My dream retirement place.
Very nice man... very nice...
In the bathroom, I can picture something they did in a shower with river stones that I thought turned out awesome
Scroll to 19:40 (or watch the whole thing, lol)
ruclips.net/video/WNjsLL37Wto/видео.html
That dude does amazing work. I watched that- thanks for sending it over.
Looks perfect ! Thumbs up.
Thank you 👍