PLEASE be careful using epoxy. especially around animals and children. ALWAYS wear a mask and do it in a well ventilated area. it looks great btw !! just want to make sure you’re all safe 🥺
@@christineeaton2568 toxic vapors are the same with any epoxy. It's very dangerous to work with if you aren't using the correct safety equipment. I know, I work with it daily.
Love your name. At dark last night they were everywhere and it’s the first night I’ve seen them. I don’t know why June because here they both come and go in May!
My mom did resin countertops and I thought it was going to be a huge mistake, but they look absolutely amazing! You would never guess she did them herself!
@@jasminer.6721 About two years now, and they still look absolutely amazing! ( And she's selling that house and has a real estate agent who's making her fix all these tiny things that I don't think need to be fixed, like scraping the popcorn ceiling in the guest bedroom and just petty things like that and even she was amazed that her countertops were a diy!)
@@colesuqs my mom re did all the bathrooms and kitchen in her house and the bathrooms still look stellar but the kitchen where the counters recieve a ton of sunlight have yellowed, even when the kit said it doesnt yellow.
@@cadavher oh that's such a bummer! It's a lot of work to have that happen! My mom's kitchen doesn't get an overwhelming amount of direct sunlight so hopefully that doesn't happen! Like I said though it's been about two years and so far so good! 🤞
@@colesuqs its not the realtor being petty, but the potential buyers. They will pick at everything to get the price down. The realtor is making sure all those areas are taken care of so your mom can get a good offer..
My mom did one of these kits to make me a microwave cart that matched my counters in my old apartment and she absolutely killed it! You could hardly tell that they weren't the same counter top and it has held up beautifully.
We used this paint kit and were able to extend the life of our countertops for about five years! The only problem was the caulk and sealant around the sink had to be reapplied a couple times.
@cherylhag3253 I'm pretty sure that's what I have when I looked it up u can pop that off and add new laminate. I'm gonna try it one day it's not that expensive
A feather works great to do the veins. Glazes with natural sponges work great too .I work from the top right corner in a diagonal brick pattern and break it up with a sponge. Then with the feather I bump my elbow while I pull lines.
My 65-year-old neighbor successfully rewired her entire electrical on her trailer by watching RUclips videos. Her brother is a contractor, inspected her work and said she did a fabulous job!! So no you're not an idiot. Depending on how naturally intelligent the person is or how much common sense they have, they will succeed at whatever they do!!
I learned almost everything I know about working on cars from RUclips. I've learned soo much on this platform. People always compliment me on always being great at things or knowing so much about certain things etc.. And it literally all just came from watching RUclips videos! Tons of great content on here and you can learn just about anything
I had a neighbor who tried to do the same thing - he shocked himself twice and now his trailer can only handle two things being plugged in at once. They must have watched different videos 😂
You did an awesome job on your counters, and let the haters hate, they will never be positive!! Just keep on living your best life, your a great DIYer thx for sharing ❤
I'm SO thankful for the lady who lived in my apartment before me! The apartments are pretty old and all but mine have grotesque orange counter tops. Bright orange. This lady painted over the orange in this apt with an off white color and it looks great. I do wonder if she left out a step or two or maybe used a product that wasn't top notch because I've noticed a few stains that seem like they are "soaked" into the paint, and no matter how hard I try to clean them they never go away. I'm still so happy that my counter tops aren't orange!!
This is SOOO beautiful!! I start off pretty strong with ideas, and even the planning aspects. I quite literally fall apart with these things called “Directions”. And the sad part is that I’m WAY TOO OLD to do this over and over. You videos help me realize that these “Directions” are CRUCIAL!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Haha picking the dust out of the resin really hit me!! We have 4 cats & a raccoon & animal hair is just part of our ecosystem!! I have found that adding glitter/shimmer to anything I do that requires drying time helps to hide the dust imperfections. Also, adding extremely fine shimmer to the veining step of the countertops also looks beautiful. Go girl you did a fantastic job!
You should really really be wearing a good filtration mask and be in a ventilated area if you’re working with resin. Especially if it’s in a larger quantity.
@@lauriecollins7312 that doesn't matter. She should still be wearing one EVERY time she uses epoxy. The fumes can cause cancers. I've been using epoxy resin for over seven years. The health concerns are no joke.
Yes as a perfectionist I can't stop staring at the imperfection in this I absolutely love it but it's driving me nuts lol I don't think I'd be able to do this because I keep staring at how the lines look unnatural. But if I never seen her do this I probably wouldn't even know lol. The feather is a great idea 🪶
As someone who loves Vintage and right now the house market is full of farmhouse I actually appreciate this over getting actual marble put in because I could citristrip this after ! But in all honesty you did a great job
This really turns out fun when you put vanes of glitter that follow the grey lines. You can add glitter anytime. Just apply the glitter to your existing countertop then epoxy coat over the top one more time 👍
Omg! Me and my mom ended up doing this at her rent condo and we were so worried it was gonna look bad or not hold up as a heavily-used countertop but it's been a few years now and they still look good :)
I love that you think the way you do. I took that thought process when drawing my eyebrows, they always come out pretty now because I see them before I do them. I need to expand my mind to do that with life like you. Good job mamas!
I feel like sometimes patterns look better on camera. I have a feeling up close it wouldn't seem like stone at all. But it does brighten up the space in any case.
@@dana102083I definitely agree, not to shit on the OP - if she likes it that’s great - but my god, it looks really really bad. Nothing like marble and it looks like a kids painted it (making marble look like marble is very very difficult)
It looks awesome!! If you have problems with specks of dust thats stuck then you can sand it with sand paper to the highest grit then use a wet and dry sand paper to do a light polish, then finish it off with a glossy top coat then you dont have to be so worried over it feeling gritty or orange peel textured.
It’s all right. It starts there. I watch them videos then get brave and jump to projects. Some are nice and some are still undone and some are not so nice. Oh well, whatever. I’ll get to those one day lol
suggestion: follow a youtube tutorial on how to paint a marble pattern before doing this, I dont like the way the pattern came out. Had so much potential but the rest is really nice and ambitious. But are you stuck with that pattern now??
I loved your artwork. I did this many years ago in my bathrooms. But I took the easy way out and did one plain gray and one gray . w/ Flecks. Yes the sealant is very important. Looks great!
This will yellow and stain over time, is not food safe or sturdy, and let’s be real- looks a mess. I wasn’t going to say anything but your nasty tone in the comments changed my mind.
You are A--Mazing! Great attitude!! I've grown and learned so much as a DIY'r. I'm still very much a novice and a Figureouter too!! Congrats on your project!!
The epoxy part was where my mother struggled..especially on the back trim of the counter tops. She kept getting a drip look, but the directions told her to use a thick layer. She ended up sanding it off and using a brush on that part, which wasn't bad, but if you look close you can see the brush strokes.
Nice job! As a professional remodeler, I have a few quick notes that may help if you choose to do another, or if someone else wants to try. Pulling out the stove, fridge, etc (if it can be done safely) you can both clean those surfaces more thoroughly, and be able to reach the sides to prevent a hard color stop line. Print out multiple visual references of the stone you want to recreate. Start with less and come back to add more before sealing if it needs. Multiple shades of your color, and putting a second pass in a thinner line over some previous ones once it’s dried is also a plus. Happy DIY everyone!
Resin is "safe" to use as long as you don't cut into it or damage it. Resin is toxic when it is mixed together and pored. The fumes it gives off can damage your lungs. The clear coat she put on helped protect the resin.
You take pride in what you did that was hard work was the first time and I think your countertops look great look forward to seeing what you did with your cabinets you have inspired me to do mine and I'm 72 years old
what you said at the beginning- YES, that is a good thing. it means you're a learner and are GOOD at it. never ket anyone tell you a degree at youtube academy is worthless when you're able to do it just as good as them 💅🏻
I would be livid to buy a house that had counter tops painted…great with the seal…:but I still would be livid And epoxy…wait for it chip…and the smell of it lingers even after fully cured…I work with epoxy and I got pieces years old that still have whiff of it.. Just….please…be careful….it’s so easy for something like that to chip, and before it’s seen or noticed, it’s already caused damage (potentially internally to someone from getting in food.) It really looks great, unfortunately looking great doesn’t mean it is great. Please careful and safe….don’t want this to twist into something bad down the road for ya or family. You’d never forgive yourself
Part 2 is uploaded to shorts! The full video is on my channel! ruclips.net/user/shortsykKqqw59sdo?feature=share
Make everyone's life easier and just make a link to the part 2 in comments
@@ekkal9683 good call. I never use shorts
You should pin this so people can see it easier.
Hon, IT LOOKS FABULOUS!
Do you have a link to the kit you used? They turned out beautifully! ❤
The fact you said FIGUREOUTABLE and my life instantly made sense lol
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@@benjaminborland9589 lol no matter what it might be we have already convinced ourselves there is a way to get it done
😂😂😂❤ Same girl same
If you have RUclips and 2 hours of motivation you can get half a project done 😂 the other half gets finished in 120-185 business days.
@@xXxKaley2013xXx or change the color or layout a million times 🤣🤦♀️
The fact that you finished showing the counter top part in one single video and didn't hang it over for a part 2, woman I am a fan. 👏
Me too!!!!!
M nnn😅😊9o9😮
I know right, like people really want views and they make us wait like we used to on cable tv
the bar is low because of TikTok 😢
Absolutely gorgeous job
They look great. It is a good trait. Keep it up. You are teaching your children by example. You go mom.
The most impressive thing about this is you trusted yourself AND the process, which is more than I could ever do.
Right! I was scared for her as she was doing it haha
PLEASE be careful using epoxy. especially around animals and children. ALWAYS wear a mask and do it in a well ventilated area. it looks great btw !! just want to make sure you’re all safe 🥺
Yeah! I remember someone posting a video about making resin cups or something and turns out they'd be poisoning themself with the fumes for months. 💀
There is food safe epoxy. Hopefully this is what she is using.
@@christineeaton2568 toxic vapors are the same with any epoxy. It's very dangerous to work with if you aren't using the correct safety equipment. I know, I work with it daily.
Love your name. At dark last night they were everywhere and it’s the first night I’ve seen them. I don’t know why June because here they both come and go in May!
@@alloralou4722 I don't think I've ever seen junebugs in June either lol
My mom did resin countertops and I thought it was going to be a huge mistake, but they look absolutely amazing! You would never guess she did them herself!
How long had she had them?
@@jasminer.6721 About two years now, and they still look absolutely amazing! ( And she's selling that house and has a real estate agent who's making her fix all these tiny things that I don't think need to be fixed, like scraping the popcorn ceiling in the guest bedroom and just petty things like that and even she was amazed that her countertops were a diy!)
@@colesuqs my mom re did all the bathrooms and kitchen in her house and the bathrooms still look stellar but the kitchen where the counters recieve a ton of sunlight have yellowed, even when the kit said it doesnt yellow.
@@cadavher oh that's such a bummer! It's a lot of work to have that happen! My mom's kitchen doesn't get an overwhelming amount of direct sunlight so hopefully that doesn't happen! Like I said though it's been about two years and so far so good! 🤞
@@colesuqs its not the realtor being petty, but the potential buyers. They will pick at everything to get the price down. The realtor is making sure all those areas are taken care of so your mom can get a good offer..
You did amazing. I’m so proud of you for not allowing other people to infect you with their low self esteem ❤ your an inspiration.
*you're 🤦🏼♀️
My mom did one of these kits to make me a microwave cart that matched my counters in my old apartment and she absolutely killed it! You could hardly tell that they weren't the same counter top and it has held up beautifully.
We used this paint kit and were able to extend the life of our countertops for about five years! The only problem was the caulk and sealant around the sink had to be reapplied a couple times.
I have old Formica that is love to do this to. Do you have to do the epoxy seal? How long does the epoxy take to dry?
@@cherylhag3253 24 hours.i recommend stone coat or marine. I've done about 10 countertops. It's fun. Mask up before sanding or torching.
What is mask mean..??😅
@Teresa M Varela wear a mask. A respirator with replaceable filters is best because a dust mask won't filter the gasses.
@cherylhag3253 I'm pretty sure that's what I have when I looked it up u can pop that off and add new laminate. I'm gonna try it one day it's not that expensive
I won't lie when I heard painting the counter tops I was like that's gonna suck but it did come out pretty good I think. Good job
Me too 😂 I was NOT expecting the result🙌🏼🙌🏼🩷🤎
The fact that you moved forward and did it is a win! I used faux granite wallpaper on my moms 4 years ago and it’s still holding 😊
Don’t ever let anyone “Rain on your parade!” Keep doing your DIY’s, I think it’s great!!!
sure until the leeched chemicals from the paint she used (not food safe) causes her family to get sick
@@zelirislalibratum8637 she literally sealed it with epoxy which usually is food safe. Did you not watch the video at all?
A feather works great to do the veins. Glazes with natural sponges work great too .I work from the top right corner in a diagonal brick pattern and break it up with a sponge. Then with the feather
I bump my elbow while I pull lines.
Please do a video and show this!
@@letsreallytalk9482for real though! I would watch it
So is it safe? It’s not toxic? Serious question. Not trying to be a jerk
My 65-year-old neighbor successfully rewired her entire electrical on her trailer by watching RUclips videos. Her brother is a contractor, inspected her work and said she did a fabulous job!! So no you're not an idiot. Depending on how naturally intelligent the person is or how much common sense they have, they will succeed at whatever they do!!
I learned almost everything I know about working on cars from RUclips. I've learned soo much on this platform. People always compliment me on always being great at things or knowing so much about certain things etc.. And it literally all just came from watching RUclips videos! Tons of great content on here and you can learn just about anything
@@GageDrums Wow that's super impressive and inspiring!
I needed to hear this thank you🙏🏽
I fixed my dryer by watching a RUclips video! Saved us $400 🎉
I had a neighbor who tried to do the same thing - he shocked himself twice and now his trailer can only handle two things being plugged in at once. They must have watched different videos 😂
wasn’t sure where this was going but i’m pleasantly surprised by the end results. you did great! ❤️
“If I watch enough RUclips videos I can do whatever I want” is a motto I wanna live by
Wow… your countertops are really beautiful. You did a great job. ❤
Yes it looks like marble.
@@Timetravel1111 no. it doesn't.
@@catherinevalli6830 it looks more marble than my marble countertops
@@catherinevalli6830 Yeah...they look diy'd
Girl you did an amazing job don't listen to them!! You do your house the way you want so beautiful can't wait to see what else you will do .
You did an awesome job on your counters, and let the haters hate, they will never be positive!! Just keep on living your best life, your a great DIYer thx for sharing ❤
Right!!
Wow! They look fabulous!
Lol - I wouldn’t have had the confidence & courage to do that big of a DIY that could go horribly wrong.
Great Job!
i'm ok with this having a part 2 because you showed the actual finish result of the first step
They actually came out pretty I love them
I'm SO thankful for the lady who lived in my apartment before me! The apartments are pretty old and all but mine have grotesque orange counter tops. Bright orange. This lady painted over the orange in this apt with an off white color and it looks great. I do wonder if she left out a step or two or maybe used a product that wasn't top notch because I've noticed a few stains that seem like they are "soaked" into the paint, and no matter how hard I try to clean them they never go away. I'm still so happy that my counter tops aren't orange!!
This is SOOO beautiful!! I start off pretty strong with ideas, and even the planning aspects. I quite literally fall apart with these things called “Directions”. And the sad part is that I’m WAY TOO OLD to do this over and over. You videos help me realize that these “Directions” are CRUCIAL!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Haha picking the dust out of the resin really hit me!! We have 4 cats & a raccoon & animal hair is just part of our ecosystem!! I have found that adding glitter/shimmer to anything I do that requires drying time helps to hide the dust imperfections. Also, adding extremely fine shimmer to the veining step of the countertops also looks beautiful.
Go girl you did a fantastic job!
A raccoon?
Yes it can be done if they are adopted very young. My mom found two little orphaned raccoons outside her home. She bottle fed them and still has them.
@@blankifyme aww 🥺🦝
Looks really good and definitely made the kitchen look like so much more light in it ❤🇦🇺
Your counters look great. Good job 👍🏽
Looks wonderful. Sure brightens the kitchen. You didn’t cut corners and did all your prep work. Now you can do anything!
You should really really be wearing a good filtration mask and be in a ventilated area if you’re working with resin. Especially if it’s in a larger quantity.
Shes saving the filtration mask for her floors‼️
@@lauriecollins7312 that doesn't matter. She should still be wearing one EVERY time she uses epoxy. The fumes can cause cancers. I've been using epoxy resin for over seven years. The health concerns are no joke.
@@megankujawa7838 very true, hopefully she sees your comment
@@lauriecollins7312 resin can literally crystallize in your lungs so maybe just get an extra mask lmao
Veins are a lot easier using a feather. You can get much more variety in the width and just sort of trail off gradually.
Good idea😮
😲FIGUREOUTABLE!!!!!
Yes as a perfectionist I can't stop staring at the imperfection in this I absolutely love it but it's driving me nuts lol I don't think I'd be able to do this because I keep staring at how the lines look unnatural. But if I never seen her do this I probably wouldn't even know lol.
The feather is a great idea 🪶
If you saw it in person you wouldn’t even notice.
@@KileeRainbow you sure about that?
As someone who loves Vintage and right now the house market is full of farmhouse I actually appreciate this over getting actual marble put in because I could citristrip this after ! But in all honesty you did a great job
I don’t think you could citrus strip this lol & you wouldn’t want what was under it.
You kicked ass!!! Super cool and right on with the veining!!!
I wasn't so sure in the beginning but it turned out great! Another fine example of "trust the process"
Everything IS figure-out-able! Thank you for the reminder! Part 1's a Toot!
I used one of these kits in my kitchen and absolutely LOVED it.
This really turns out fun when you put vanes of glitter that follow the grey lines. You can add glitter anytime. Just apply the glitter to your existing countertop then epoxy coat over the top one more time 👍
Omg! Me and my mom ended up doing this at her rent condo and we were so worried it was gonna look bad or not hold up as a heavily-used countertop but it's been a few years now and they still look good :)
I love that you think the way you do. I took that thought process when drawing my eyebrows, they always come out pretty now because I see them before I do them. I need to expand my mind to do that with life like you. Good job mamas!
As Mercury Stardust always says, you are always worth the time it takes to learn a new skill. Those countertops look great!
Wow!! This was a HUGE risk & commitment & you did it!! 🥳🥳🥳
Thank you!! 😁
I think you did an excellent job. It looks like real marble!
I feel like sometimes patterns look better on camera. I have a feeling up close it wouldn't seem like stone at all. But it does brighten up the space in any case.
@@soulsunshine108 I'd be concerned about the durability of the countertops. I wonder what they'll look like in a year.
I think you are very brave to tackle such a big project and it looks beautiful and don't let anybody tell you different. You go girl
I did this for customers for years, professionally. You did a great job.
Outstanding; impressive! Great job.
Thank you very much!
"... everything is figureoutable." Very true!
The veins look a bit strange? Is that supposed to look like marbling or something?
It’s loosely based on it 🤣
Kudos! My father was a carpenter and I was his helper. You are doing it your way and I am very impressed especially with kids and pets. ❤
Just wow how beautiful that looks
You did an amazing job. Looks clean and professional ❤
are you blind? It looks horrible
They look beautiful, so high end!! Diying some happiness to your kitchen, that's what matters!!
Looking forward to part 2!
I think they look very home made and tacky :/
@@dana102083I definitely agree, not to shit on the OP - if she likes it that’s great - but my god, it looks really really bad.
Nothing like marble and it looks like a kids painted it (making marble look like marble is very very difficult)
@@KidsWithGuns1992 agree with you..they need to be happy but id rather leave them a bare canvas. ✌
@@dana102083 not commenting is free. You're home probably looks even more tackyx
This is the only reason RUclips is still popular. We all have a passion for DIY!! Your counters turned out lovely!!
I love it. Great job! :) using what you have, and putting in hard work to make something you love. That's a great skill and lesson to teach kids. 😊
I’m gonna show this to my parents. They want to redo their countertops too
Please don't. Listen to the other commenters' warnings about the dangers of epoxy.
just make sure they get food safe epoxy and the proper safety wear :) would hate for you to accidentally poison your parents
@@itzellinares7665 thank you! I’m not gonna be doing it, I’m not that gifted but they definitely are
@@23daughters thanks for the warning
It looks awesome!! If you have problems with specks of dust thats stuck then you can sand it with sand paper to the highest grit then use a wet and dry sand paper to do a light polish, then finish it off with a glossy top coat then you dont have to be so worried over it feeling gritty or orange peel textured.
I did too!! Love doing the veining!
I have painted my countertops too!! So glad that I did. They need to be redone because it has been so long.
I love it! I did concrete and epoxy on mine. Honestly when you do it yourself you have so much more respect behind it!
I love that idea! I would live to see how that turned out.❤
I desperately need this motivation in my life. Yet here I am… scrolling through RUclips reels 😂
It’s all right. It starts there. I watch them videos then get brave and jump to projects. Some are nice and some are still undone and some are not so nice. Oh well, whatever. I’ll get to those one day lol
escape from the black hole that is RUclips reels ESCAPE
@@reckonthemelon1349 yes we need to run to the light, lol
Love your optimism!
Looks awesome! Great job! 👏
You did that!!! It looks immaculate ❤
I don't think you know what immaculate means. It doesn't mean a cheap smeary mess
When I was younger and had more energy, I painted my countertops. Yours look absolutely amazing
They look GREAT!!
YES! I did this in the 90s! So beautiful!
suggestion: follow a youtube tutorial on how to paint a marble pattern before doing this, I dont like the way the pattern came out. Had so much potential but the rest is really nice and ambitious. But are you stuck with that pattern now??
I did follow a tutorial. Maybe just not one you like?
The countertops look beautiful!
I loved your artwork. I did this many years ago in my bathrooms. But I took the easy way out and did one plain gray and one gray . w/ Flecks. Yes the sealant is very important. Looks great!
😂😂😂 ME TOO! I've been doing the decluttering thing and boy am I TIRED!!
that's gorgeous you did a great job love it
This will yellow and stain over time, is not food safe or sturdy, and let’s be real- looks a mess. I wasn’t going to say anything but your nasty tone in the comments changed my mind.
Say whatever you want. You’re wrong 😂
@@KileeRainbow Lol okay girl nice defense. We’ll see about that.
I’m sure you won’t see about it because this is just a RUclips short & you’ll likely never interact with my content again 🤣🤣 ✌🏼
I'm a fan because I didn't have to find it sometime in the future and stumble on Part 2. You did a super job,
That is probably the very best countertop redo with paint that I have ever seen that actually looks like True marble!!
You did an amazing job! Your countertops look beautiful! 👍😁
They turned out beautifully ❤
I love you done this !! ⚖ ❤
You are A--Mazing! Great attitude!! I've grown and learned so much as a DIY'r. I'm still very much a novice and a Figureouter too!! Congrats on your project!!
Great job! They looked beautiful! ❤
Those veins look weird. Too fat…🧐🧐🧐🧐
People say that to me too
@@KileeRainbow Your tattoo is cool, what does it mean
The atom? It’s a reminder that everything you surround yourself with becomes a part of you & that you’re made up of everything you’ve ever been around
LOL Loved this! I too have that crazy feeling! Your kitchen is going to be fabulous!
Looking good! I'm impressed.
Thanks!
Looks fantastic
The epoxy part was where my mother struggled..especially on the back trim of the counter tops. She kept getting a drip look, but the directions told her to use a thick layer. She ended up sanding it off and using a brush on that part, which wasn't bad, but if you look close you can see the brush strokes.
Looking forward to the cabinets!🎉🎉🎉
its up!
Nice job! As a professional remodeler, I have a few quick notes that may help if you choose to do another, or if someone else wants to try.
Pulling out the stove, fridge, etc (if it can be done safely) you can both clean those surfaces more thoroughly, and be able to reach the sides to prevent a hard color stop line.
Print out multiple visual references of the stone you want to recreate.
Start with less and come back to add more before sealing if it needs.
Multiple shades of your color, and putting a second pass in a thinner line over some previous ones once it’s dried is also a plus.
Happy DIY everyone!
Looks beautiful - doing a great job 💯
Awesome job. I think it's beautiful ❤️
“Overthinker”= perfectionist.
I have seen this a few times and it still blows me away. You did a beautiful job.
Am I stupid or is using resin in a space for food prep a terrible idea???
Why is it terrible? You just can’t cut on it but you shouldn’t cut on many types of counters
@Kilee Rainbow i thought resin was toxic? (Im not sure though)
Resin is "safe" to use as long as you don't cut into it or damage it. Resin is toxic when it is mixed together and pored. The fumes it gives off can damage your lungs. The clear coat she put on helped protect the resin.
You take pride in what you did that was hard work was the first time and I think your countertops look great look forward to seeing what you did with your cabinets you have inspired me to do mine and I'm 72 years old
Adorable! Amazing!
Great job! They look awesome! You go girl ❤
That turned out gorgeous!!!!
this.looks.GORGEOUS
what you said at the beginning- YES, that is a good thing. it means you're a learner and are GOOD at it. never ket anyone tell you a degree at youtube academy is worthless when you're able to do it just as good as them 💅🏻
That turned out beautiful. You ARE brilliant!
Looks fantastic! Good for you!
Beautiful. I love painted countertops
I would be livid to buy a house that had counter tops painted…great with the seal…:but I still would be livid
And epoxy…wait for it chip…and the smell of it lingers even after fully cured…I work with epoxy and I got pieces years old that still have whiff of it..
Just….please…be careful….it’s so easy for something like that to chip, and before it’s seen or noticed, it’s already caused damage (potentially internally to someone from getting in food.)
It really looks great, unfortunately looking great doesn’t mean it is great. Please careful and safe….don’t want this to twist into something bad down the road for ya or family. You’d never forgive yourself
Well I’m not selling my house so…
@@KileeRainbow touché