Don't Make This Mistake With Stone Coat Platinum
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Here are all of the additives for this recipe:
- White Metallic Powder
- Black Dye
- Black and White Spray Paint
- Copper Spray Paint
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For optimal adhesion please follow these instructions. This is a 4 step process when applying the Stone Coat Platinum.
Step 1: Use 1 ounce per square foot of Stone Coat Platinum as a wash coat aka undercoat. (Avoid using our epoxy undercoat with the Stone Coat Platinum, the water off-gassing may cause poor adhesion.) The wash coat will replace the undercoat when using our Platinum system. A wash coat is applied by tinting the Platinum with our dye then using a large popsicle stick or squeegee to spread a thin coat that's tinted to hide the color of the substrate. When coating over existing non-porous materials such as laminate, be sure to create visible scratches in the surface using mechanical sanding to promote adhesion. Bonding primer can also be applied but be sure the water has fully escaped prior to installing the Stone Coat Platinum. The purpose of a wash coat is to promote adhesion by pushing the coating into the substrate as well as adding an undertone color to hide the original color of the substrate.
Step 2: As soon as the wash coat is applied you can add the color coat. The color coat is the decorative process of applying our color additives including Dye, Metallic Powder, and Spray Paint. Mix 3 ounces per square foot of Platinum for this coat.
Step 3: The clear coat is applied the next day. Sand with 120 grit sanding discs using a random orbital sander. Wipe with xylene, then apply the clear coat. We mix 3 ounces per square foot of the Stone Coat Platinum for this coat. As we have continued testing adhesion in all climates and temperatures we advise this method of application. (As soon as the xylene is flashed or dry, pour the clear coat because the xylene is going to make the color coat sticky which will promote optimal adhesion)
Step 4: Apply the Ultimate top coat for extreme scratch resistance, a natural sheen, and ultimate durability. Follow the instructions for the Ultimate Top Coat.
This Stone Coat Platinum system differs from our other products because it's been designed for the professional installer who has a need for a fast turnaround time and the ultimate non yellowing hybrid coating technology. The materials set up and cure fast, requiring experience. Please practice on a small project first and get ready to take your epoxy business to the next level! YOU GOT THIS!
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Stone Coat Countertops is an epoxy based RUclips 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, (541) 450-1976 You Got This!
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I would never say something to be critical or hurt your feelings. As far as I feel I think you are a owner contractor that really wants to make people happy and satisfied. From that standpoint I think you are the best. I feel like you really care about your costumers and your workers that makes you the best.
No worries at all my friend! Thank you for watching and for your feedback.🙌
Awesome brother! My daughter has been glued to her phone, watching toxic crap on TIk Tok. I took her phone away and showed her the world of epoxy. We are now working on epoxy pieces and bonding like 2 coats of epoxy 😂 ! Thanks for everything buddy!!!
Just want to say a big "Thank You" for all you do. Mike, Mitch, Chris, Luke, Doc, you all are amazing. I'm 73 years young and I want to do this because you make it look as easy as finger painting. I LOVE YOU GUYS.
That is so awesome! Good for both of you! Tik Tok is a waste of space....
Best Parent Ever
I dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Jayceon Arthur Instablaster :)
Mike is like the Bob Ross of resin. I love this channel.
dont be sad when some don't like some of the designs , everyone doesn't have the same taste, and the person who wanted the lave counter top must love it and thats all that counts. really like your videos and learn a lot for a novice beginner.
that lava pour could have used some yellow and white hot centers.
I am currently dry walling the basement and I have been watching your videos for a while and I have plans for the floor, my hubby thinks it's going to be too much for me but I accept the challenge.
You are unbelievable. You addressed an issue/problem head-on. Class move! You care deeply about quality and your customer. BRAVO.
Hey i am definitely impressed with your products! I have been doing small projects for a couple of years now without many problems however I'm going to do a large table top and was wondering if you had a kit for the entire project i could use without any proems?
No wonder you are in this business. Artistry is definitely a bonus with this. Not necessary, but definitely a plus.
I agree with you about the brick and mortor stores helping to get the product to the customer. I tried using Lowes and they were not very organized at all. There inventory said they had it and I went to the store and then vertified with 2 employees that the inventory was in the store. The department that it should have been in, did not have it. That employee was very rude and I walked out. Bottom line I purchased my product from via internet directly from Stone Coat and saved almost 55% on the purchase I was expecting to spend. The summary of my experience purchasing from a box store just told me that they donot carry the product but lure you into letting them upcharge you and then order from Stone Coat for the customer. My advice would be to leave the middle man out and order directly from Stone Coat.
The Lowe's in Honolulu is terrible. They are so disorganized and don't have a clue about their inventory.
Your integrity is only matched by the Epic pours and tutorials you do! People like you are few and far between. YOU ARE THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS
That's beautiful!! I'm just going to keep watching these videos until I'm comfortable before I start my project.
Me too.
“You got this!”
I love your work (epic!!), and your allowing us to learn while leaning over your shoulder. The best way to learn is from a master....and you are one. Thanks!
Tgis is just what I have been doing watching trying to get comfortable with the idea of doing this.
That is absolutely gorgeous. So natural.
Honestly, I cringed when you sprayed and kept going, but at the end it turned out really well. I just found you guys two days ago and have been binging. As an artist, I've found joy in painting with oils, mostly because it gives me time to play with the color, so I know I'm really going to enjoy learning this product. Thank you.
I really like the subtle live edge, "slate edge", compared to the more ruff, rustic edge. Reminds me of old worn marble steps and counters in Italy. This piece is so calm and beautiful!! Don't add, leave it as it is... yes, elegant! You said it Mike! ;)
Guilty as charged- You converted me! It's gorgeous.
I absolutely LOVE this look! I was sceptical of the silver over it and now I'm in complete aww with this look! I am doing this in my kitchen for sure!!
Please don't change, there's no one in this market like you. I've learned so much from your videos thank you 😊
Love the vid guys ,you are on point ,I’m in the uk and i have been using the pour trail and chop technique with 3 oz per square foot and its not failed me yet and makes sanding n polishing a lot easier ,thanks for the tips keep em coming ,,,your smashing it bro 😎
Can you do this over laminate counters and how would you prep them?
Absolutely love your sunset painting and the other one with the mountains in the background. Well done Mike!
I have my first countertop job this weekend and wouldn't use anything but your products. I watch you all the time and learn something new every time
That is beautiful!!! I’ve been watching you work for awhile now. And I’m pretty sure I want to go light in color. I Love the copper and love the bronze too over white back ground. I’d like to get the exact recipe plus diamond dust
Thank you guys. Great video. I gotta tell you, I did an exotic pour, silver, white and black, on my master bath vanity. I followed one of your pours. It’s so amazing. Third one and the best so far. One more to do and I’m looking for more to do. Addicted for sure. I’ve learned The more I torch it, the better it looks. That torch scares me and it flares up sometimes, but I torched it about three times after I finished it. It’s smooth as glass. Thanks so much
use a heat gun , works better and safer plus you don't have to keep buying propane bottles.
Being a retired exterior painter. This stuff really excites me and want to do this in my home.
What a great live show. Thanks for the instruction!
i loved it before the alcohol but after you did what you did to it ..... I must say that it looks great!...
Thank you for your continued support Car!
This one is really stunning, and yes, the spray paint and alcohol mixes messed it up for me
Always on point with answers and top notch customer service!!!
KEEP IT AS IT IS... I LIKE THAT IT'S NOT BUSY... LESS IS MORE
I call it a piece of the moon or the moon, it’s very beautiful
That sunset is sick! Beautiful....I have been watching vid after vid of u because I’m doing my kitchen. I’m amazed with each one. Now how long does epoxy counters last?
You’ve made me a believer! I’m wanting a white with silver/pewter tone kitchen countertop. I’m excited to practice on the small piece for little desktop that will be in there and then tackle a bigger piece for a countertop that is opposite a beautiful antique butcher block (100 year old wood!)
Thank you so much for the inspiration, and for teaching in such a relaxed and enjoyable manner!
Love keepin’ it artsy!
Barbara Pio
I so saw how the different personality developed to this piece as you continue, truly looks like a work of art. I have recently been able to help my brother in law do his lovely dated orange laminate countertops. Now this was his project of choice. It was a fun, learning experience. And my sister is loving the final results. Which allowed the kitchen to get a full face lift with paint, new flooring and back splash....my brother in law says next time he visits me and he gets to tear up my house... His wife is laughing because she knows I can't wait that long...thank for the great product and your continue time in trying to improve and make it better...happy wife happy life )
Mike, I love your products. I’ve done a couple of unique projects, one of which is a 2” thick slab covered on all six sides to look like an actual slab. Question. I love to add gold spray paint when doing Carrara marble. It looks like iron pyrite which I have in my real Carrara. But it floats on the surface and sanding it for a flood coat sands it right off. Any suggestions on how to keep the hold highlights.
It dove me crazy not hearing some of the questions, some I just figured out. I think the piece was elegant before the alcohol spray. But I still do like it
Thanks darlene! The beauitful thing about our product is that you can create the design the way you want to! Let us know if you plan on creating a project of your own and we can help get you the products you need! -Nathan
@@StoneCoatCountertops I will be doing the backsplash in my kitchen, right now I’m working on an outdoor table with inlays of turquoise and of course it will be topped off with epoxy and resin from Stonecoat!! Then down the road I will be doing 2 of the 3 bathrooms we have in Stonecoat counters. I’m an artist and done many art resin pieces so I’m off to explore so much more. I’m excited!
I could literally watch this all day long!
Well... as a matter of fact😌 yup!
Thank you
Patricia
Love, love, love 😍 I'm addicted! I'm moving from Vegas, I've been a nail tech for 20+ years. It's very similar to our process- prep, base, color & techniques, top coat, sanding between if you need a mechanical bond, clear coat really levels out imperfections, then 🤑 Money! I can't wait to do my next place starting with my hair station! ❤️
Can you do a video testing the strength of the epoxy showing how much a piece can flex or bow before its compromised?
I want a tutorial, of a clear classy coat in a granite counter top.Thank you
Those lava countertops looked awesome mike, I absolutely loved those.
Very beautiful piece. I gave benefit of the doubt with a hint of optimism
I would like to see one with different browns
When your cutting out your piece for the sink I would use that piece as a chop board.
Thanks Chris and Luke. Just received my first kit today. Excited to try it. My Quarts countertops are ugly and I worked with a lady that helped me to decide what I needed.
It looks like a cristal
I love this piece very classy!
The guy who is asking questions needs to have a mic. You can not hear what he is saying
😅😅
Are the other epoxies from your Brand yellowing after some time??? Is the platinum epoxy the only one who prevents yellowing???
Sounds like that's the unspoken truth - that if you want a light color, you need platinum. But saying, "our other product sucks," is not good for business.
@@Krakondack I’d be pissed after all that work my cabinets yellowed..so if your regular epoxy yellows.. you should warn past and future customers…how long does yellowing take to occur??
GUILTY AS CHARGED! Please forgive me....I totally love the additional spray affect. Man that's soooo pretty💛💛💛
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment my friend! What colors would you use for your countertops?
That’s truly a beautiful piece. You nailed it!!
Thank you very much!
I think it looks good but it looked better before all the extra finish touches (starting with the spritzing of iso alcohol). Just my humble opinion (which comes from 25+ years of color, design, custom finishing, fine carpentry and woodworking). Sometimes it's best to just step away....cheers, fellas. You guys do some very cool stuff.
Do you give your platinum A & B a warm water bath to heat it up before mixing? I've tried it with your quick coat set up and makes a huge difference with how it lays down, less bubbles.
This video takes me back to 4 or 5 years ago, Mike, when your videos were you creating on the fly like a mad scientist! Love it!
If you want to get to the top you gotta learn to rock and rollll babe!
It looks like the “calm before the storm.” Absolutely beautiful!!!!
Thank you so much! What is your favorite video?
Yep, I thought you were crazy spraying white on it! I was yelling “Nnnooooo....”
I have loved watching you guys for a few years. Sadly the questions asked I could not hear so some of the answers just weren't clear as to what they were addressing. If it were possible to add a .pdf download or add to the desc what the questions/answers were, it would help in understanding more of what was being shared. And just to be clear, the 'answers' just weren't obvious as to what the question was. Thank you again. Very much appreciated and very inspiring.
Of course, and thank you for letting us know! Please call or email and we would be happy to answer any questions you have. 541-450-1976 stonecoatcountertops@gmail.com
-Thea
thanks Chris and Luk. great filming
Turned out awesome! I would name this piece "Moon Landing". The craters turned out beautiful.
Cool name! I used a new black paste that made my top look like the moon! I now know the name!!!!!
@@StoneCoatCountertops AWESOME! Enjoy watching you guys making beautiful counter tops. Gonna give it a shot this summer with a friend of mine. He wants to build a bar for outdoors under his new pavilion.
I am a renter and I have a really old shower and it's one of those prefab showers. It has a seam down the middle. What would you suggest for a filler and how would I go about putting epoxy on a prefab shower? p.s. I trying to up grade my living situation since my landlord won't. Bathroom is old out dated and hasn't been touched in 30+ yrs. I need to do something! Since I dont own it I cant sink thousands but a couple hundred is cool. Also I'll feel better about my surroundings. Please any suggestions I'll have much gratitude!!
I would make sure its ok with the landlord, or he will be charging you to fix it.
You could fiber glass resin it
I can tell you about my experience recently with the Platinum. I was outdoors and just poured my color coat... there was a area of the top that was in the sunlight and those areas blistered up terribly. Now I sanded that first coat with 120g and even opened up some of the bubbles. I then poured my second clear coat and they all filled in fine. My problem however is it literally set off in a few minutes...I had no working time at all. Luckily I just did a bucket pour but still that was ridiculous. Obviously you have to trade off the working time with the non yellowing...and I'm assuming that you have no other choices in giving it more working time with whatever this product actually is. My feelings are its more of a poliaspartic or similar. I was pretty disappointed in how very little working time I had. It basically left the bucket and once it hit the surface it was done. You are getting a lot more time than I did for sure... which leads me to think the humidity plays a huge part in it. So what exactly are we dealing with I wonder in this "hybrid surprise"?
Why has StoneCoat not responded to this?
@@firebirdude2 🤫
Loved It live. And going to start with my bathroom, the guest bath first, lol. And garage will be my next project. I just bought a five bedroom and would love to do it with all of your products!!
I'm so looking forward to trying to play with some of your ideas on my future projects I have to work on
I'm still 2 weeks away from my custom island build but I have the supplies waiting. Looks fantastic!
That is gorgeous. I wouldn’t change a thing!
The more I watch these vids, the more I want to do this myself. It’s the prep work I need to get a handle on.
Thank you all for all of your crew . I know. I'm new at this. I'm am a professional on other things this is new . All hail king Mike and others that make these fantastic videos and live
Incredibly talented man! My dad an I have been binge watching your videos and the sunset painting is awesome too! Love the vibe you bring to your content, stay awesome man! Peace brother ✌️
Mike if it’s one thing I’ve realized watching all your videos is you never make mistakes even when you make mistakes. I have a countertop job tomorrow and I wish I would have saw this beforehand it’s all the colors they were looking for! Great job as always👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
How much do you charge for your counter top epoxy jobs.
And how do you calculate it?
Nahhhh.. I've watched enough of these videos to know your hella awesome!!!!! I love to see beauty grow from the projects you do!! Always get a good feeling watching them to know someone is a professional but still down to earth.. thank you.!!!
This is awesome!! Thanks for all the info. I’ve done small epoxy projects. Can’t wait to do my countertops
Came across yalls product yesterday and have been watching all your videos as i get time, love the product so far and cant wait to get a chance to give it a try
Elegant is the perfect word. This piece is beautiful. The busy pieces look good but they are so complex to layout. This was the pattern I was looking for (at about 25:04).
I purchased the product after watching a lot of your videos. Got the product, started trying it out. Obviously had couple of questions, soni decided to call you guys.
...and called.
...and called...
......and called...
N O A N S W E R... It's been several days. At different times.
Unreal.
That is beautiful !!! I love it!
Work at self employed construction here in Hatfield Mccoy country of WV and i am definitely adding this to my unique customizations like the pallet accent wall i make a fortune on
Could I make a walk in shower out of this product cost effective
I am a disabled vet and on a tight budget and need a walk-in shower because I won’t be able to get in and out safely.
Keep talking, here listening to all this knowledge. Impressive to learn you keep researching to improve products and processes. I am new and excited to have found you! Been looking at tutorials for our kitchen and bath counters. Nothing even compares to Stone Coat Countertops.
That's the prettiest and most realistic countertop I've seen you do. I'm in love with it. You've won me over!
loving this watching from Australia
That piece is absolutely stunning! I can watch you do this all night from GA
Thank you Luke n Chris!
I love the spray paint and alcohol affect! Its always kicks it up so much.
Beautiful painting
In love with the soft beginning, but I'm old. I also paint a little and you won me over in the end with the multiple geological shapes in the end. 👏
Thank you for watching Percy! Give us a call if you have any questions.
Thanks Chris Nd Luck great jobs!!!!
You are very creative with your colors!
It is so beautiful. We are working on the cabinets now and this is our next project on our kitchen remodel.
Thank you for doing this.. I love watching and learning. I'm a resin artist but eventually I want to use the knowledge I have to redue my own counters. I have lots of practice to do and I am doing going to start out doing some TV trays and they my small bathroom counter before anything else.
Yes!!! I watched that one about the shower !!! It was awesome!! Loved the flooring also
i've been taking myself to school on your counter top brilliance. I'm going to make and finish my own cabinets and counters for the cabin i built in northern michigan. great job!
Just thanks Mike for all your videos and explanation 👍
Favorite trade here. I told you in another video I own Epoxy Express in Boston and I never go to work when installing a floor because I love the trade. So its more like I’m going to install a beautiful seamless floor today or counter top, or shower/tub sealing.. Lol. Stay safe all!!!
Hi congrats on your tube show ... really love your work... experimenting with your products looks like so fun
"sunset artwork" beautiful work!!!
I love this! And the fact you basically used your hand to spread it!
I think this is the best one yet. I aim to try my first counter top island soon. Thanks. Guilty!!!!!!
You got this Michael! -Nathan
Man just recently learned of this process.
It’s absolutely remarkable 😮! I want to do my bathroom vanity. Ever since I got sick and had to stop work, budget was affected so I keep watching to gain knowledge. When the funds pop up. Man I just hope and pray I come close to your talents. Looks awesome
😊 keep the videos coming. The more I know. Lol. Good job.
Beautiful both ways
So glad to finally find this video 😆 makes me feel a lot better.
Thank you Luke and Chris!!!
They are awesome! Thank you for taking the time to comment🙌
This is one of my favs, I just love it!!!
As a contractor that does this quite often, i am ordering platinum for sure!i have used at least 8 different kinds of epoxy over the years.scatching is my biggbiggest issue with customer countertops! I really like the idea of the speedy setting ,as i have always been shocked at how much my patterns ive created change as im wait till next day to see set up product. Noticed your pattern stayed the same! Thanks for info video!
How do you charge your jobs?
I am thinking of going into this business and I have to say you guy's are pulling me in with your tradesmen straight forward communication.
Love your integrity. I’m going to give Stone Coat a try
I love you work and creativity, I enjoy a lot see you working and see the fantastic results, you’re the best.