DIY Black & White Marble Countertop Resurfacing With Epoxy Resin
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2018
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Oh my!! This is gorgeous and looks SO easy!
One of the best epoxy tutorials on youtube
Sold! I was initially looking for flooring ideas, 2 birds, one stone. Thanks for making this easy!
You are welcome and thank you for the comment
Absolutely AMAZING. Thank You
I know I could do this!! Thanks for the video. Gonna do it on my old laminate countertops. Awesome!!!
I love watching your videos guys. It's kind of relaxing to watch. lol You have a great product and your step by step videos are always informative. I'm a fan forsure. 👏🖒💪😊
Thanks Sonja for fallowing us on youtube.
YES this is what I been looking for......Thank you
You are welcome, take a look at our brochure.
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this is absolutely beautiful! You made it look so easy! I love this!
Thanks for the comment.
My favorite by far
Even I could do this. Awesome!
Amazing! Love the videos.
That is amazing - Leggari is the best
Thanks Tim
That's a great presentation. Well done!
Thank you, take a look at our brochure.
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I love the way you teach!
Thanks Theresa for watching the video
Been watching your videos, definitely giving me more confidence. Would love to see a video going more in depth on the different topcoat options and their pros and cons - as that is where I am most confused (Urethane / Epoxy / something with powder added? ) . I saw the video on your website with the 3 different examples but it didn't go into too much detail about the pros and cons of each and what kind of texture it leaves on the counter - and then there are other videos where you are mixing a powder into a topcoat. Keep up the good work and thanks!
We have 3 different top coat options. Glaze coat is our super high gloss top coat that lays out glass smooth just like the metallic epoxy coat. Our WB Urethane comes in high gloss and leaves a minor texture and we also have a WB Urethane that’s a Matte/Satin finish. Our top coats give you more durability and scratch resistant. Thanks
This is so fantastic. I wish I knew this before I paid for new faux countertops!
Thanks for watching the video.
Great Video, 1st one I have seen that shows the technique of how to apply the marble effect spray! Thanks!
Thank you for watching and glad we showed you the technique.
Awesome love this
That looks like so much fun just to do it but I love it with just the black.
Yes it is fun!
it's so wonderful
I’d love to see white with black veining too
We will add that to the list. Thanks
This is so cool!!!!!!!!
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Oh! Leggari!
You are the best👍👍👏👏
Thanks arsslan
Me personally I like the [Less is more] look but these guys do a magnificent job. There procedure seems to be the simplest of all the others.
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Beautiful.😍
Thanks Veronica for watching the video
Gorgeous
Thanks Ann for the comment
Genio exelente💪👍👏 Saludos de Argentina 🇦🇷.
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That would look great with Matt finish too
So beautiful 😍
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Awesome videos! Thanks bud
You're welcome, thanks for watching
Using an 1/8" square notched trowel will make sure you have the same amount of material across your entire project and would have saved you time as well. It will add one extra step though to remove the trowel lines. To remove them you simply use a "shorty" chop brush and randomly "chop" the surface keeping more towards the heal of the brush. This really helps mix the product and give you the best overall natural stone look.
Wow amazing
Thanks for watching the video
This was so awesome to watch, great work. I subscribed today!!!
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Leggari Products Your so welcome. It was my first time watching your video, now I can't stop.
Is it super simple super fun and almost impossible to screw up
We made our process for DIY'ers through our tutorial videos that show you step by step the whole process. Thanks
Love the use of spray marble, good find guys keep them techniques coming.
That we will. Thanks Aaron
nice product and a good job.
Thanks, have a look at our online brochure. Thanks
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Your brochure is very impressive. So as I build my kitchen cabinets, I will also build wood counter tops and use a router to make decorative edging and then apply your countertop kits. Seems like a real cost saving plan
Awesome, if you have any install questions please feel free to email us at leggari@gmail.com. Thanks
Thanks for these vids! Is there a way to do a backsplash without removing it from the wall?
riyally i like this work
It's pretty fun to do, have a look at our brochure. Thanks
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very good technique brother I congratulate you another technique more than I learn thanks antonio garcia in venezuela
Thanks rey garcia for the comment.
very nice ,follow from egypt❤
Thanks for watching the video.
Hi, amazing job. So, i want to do this on my counter top, question: the clear coat is the epoxy resin plust the hardenener, rigjt? Its the mixing 50/50?
I’d like to do this on a antique dresser top, which will have a single sink and faucet! I love this technique?
Wow Awsome
Thanks Pearl for watching the video.
Dude, I want JUST the black!
You can definitely do just black with no highlights!
Awesome👌👌👌👌👌bro can we use it to furnish stair
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I really like this. Question- My kitchen counter is in an older mobile home. The counter is a laminated particle board that has a small area around the sink that has swollen due to water getting in behind the sink. Will your product self level OK there, or should that area be replaced? Also, how do I fix small gouges in the laminate? I have about 190 sq. ft. of counter space. Thanks
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Thanks for the comparison, very nice comment
Hi! Great job, but when do you take the tape off so it still looks natural.
It’s beautiful 😻.. but how can I incorporate that splash of gold that looks like it also has little speckles of iridescent colors. I saw it on someone who marbled theirs using white and gold. However, in certain areas you could see a splash of “glittering “here and there. It was gorgeous!!! 😻♥️😻♥️
Oh my Gosh, I totally Love this. Maybe with a wee bit of sparkle. Should I lift my kitchen sink out before doing something like this?
We do recommend pulling it out so you have a better transition look with the epoxy. Thanks
What is the black base and black resin that you use? Is it in a kit or individual? I love this and have been wanting this in my kitchen!
how do you remove the tape on the wall after? isn't it covered in hardened epoxy too? please show that step next! thx!
I would like to try this on an fiber board dining table top that's 41" diameter do you how much epoxy resin would you recommend i use?
Can you do a tutorial with the opposite look, white base with gray/black marble effect? Thanks!
We will put that on the list, thanks Ashley.
That was my question, also how much does this cost for that size countertop.
Nice work
Hey Ashley. Put a white base down then the resin as instructed in the video. And instead of the white marble effect spray, use the company's black (www.amazon.com/Montana-MXE-M9000-Effect-Marble-Black/dp/B00XJDEVJQ ; not an affiliate link), and silver sprays (www.amazon.com/Montana-4336969559-Effect-Marble-Silver/dp/B011M23H22 : not an affiliate link). It is what I plan on doing. :D
@@Adonya Just checking in, did you ever get this done? I really am interested and seeing what looks like.
I want to do something similar but not quite as dark. Would a lighter primer do the trick? What epoxy color recipe did you use I don't remember it being covered in the video.
what's the longest you seen these in use? is there cracking over time and what about Maintenace
Sadly iam in the uk and this is just AMAZING, i don't know of anyone doing this here .
We are looking to expand to the UK in 2019. Thanks
Looking forward to you coming think it will take off like a jet plane.
Can you apply this over a wood counter top? Is are there any special requirements for the types of wood?
Way too much veining for my taste. But. Awesome techniques
I agree. It looked good until the second application of veining paint. Sometimes less is better.
What do you do if you have a pc attached at the back of your countertop against the wall and the front edge of your old countertop has a lip on it that is raised a bit?Thx
Can you put over laminate tile for kitchen floor
what if you lay saran wrap in the accent coat then peel it off while it wet?
Was the last coat proxy as well or something else for top coat
Loove this!! Only thing i would add more is some gold sparkles together with the white...what would you use to create the gold?
We could use some gold mica flakes to help with that look. Thanks
i would like the exact colors you just did....what would I need? all products... thanks for doing this video.... love it!!!
We used a black metallic base of epoxy with the Montana marble spray. There is a link below the video where you can purchase the Montana marble spray and order the rest of the kit at www.leggari.com. Thanks
Beeen. Cuanto tiempo puedes dejar capa de diseño y aplicar capa final sin lijar epoxi. Love tus vídeos
Quiere aplicar la capa final al día siguiente unas 24 horas después
I like the black and white marble, but I have a backsplash. I reviewed your backsplash video, but it looks like you have to used a different kit, (just paint no clear coat). Can you use the same black white marble with clear top coat on the backsplash?
Thank You
Could you do white as your primer and then do a blue as the veins this way?
you should do boards with topcoat on just half so we can see the difference
does it need to sand the edge or counter top and will it show the scratch? There is no close up to show the sanded area when the clear coat is applied.
Would look great on a floor
Really enjoyed this. Quick question...would 2-3 'top coats' of the clear be stronger than just the one you did? Would the color appear deeper?
One coat of the urethane top coat is plenty any more is just overkill and it will not change the look of the product. Thanks
This is amazing!! Can I do this on my daughters Laminate countertops? She’s going to Florida and I was going to paint her house and try to fix it up for her so I’m wondering if I could do this on laminate countertops?
Yes you can!
I am amazed at this product and so glad I stumbled across this video. I am wondering what is the down side that would make people actually pay so much for granite when this stuff is so beautiful. I have been browsing the gallery and bookmarked the website. Can you actually put food on the counter top? How long does the shine last? How does it hold up to hot pots and pans?
Our products are actually industrial coating made for military aircraft hangers, etc. So theoretically in a residential, or even commercial setting it will last forever. This is NOT a cheap epoxy paint that you will commonly find at box stores like Home Depot or sherwin Williams. It is a thick 100% solids epoxy coating. We recommend always putting food on plates on all countertop surfaces. Thanks
is there a method to get much thicker veins?
I would like to see Glitter epoxy maybe two colors mixed?
Andy, we will put that on the list. Thanks
Mi favorito color,.. lo quiero en mi cocina por favor😁
I have laminate countertops, but it has that three inch back splash as part of the counter. knowing this is self leveling product will that work on that three inch part against the wall or would it mess up?
Yes it will, take a look at our backsplash video. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/kUAziUFcgF4/видео.html
Does a different viscosity of primer, Basic coat and the finish affect the final product.
Does a different viscosity of basic coat specifically change how the product turns out.
Can you recommend me some companies you trust.
Can I use Montana marble spray for the floor please??
This is a really cool video and like Ashley I’m interested in seeing a video with White Base Marble effect...
ALSO, I just downsized to a condo and the countertops are granite but outed ... can I use this method on granite tops? If so, do you sell the product as a Kit too?
Yes it can be installed over granite. We recommend you remove the factory finish with a palm sander with 80 grit, then wipe it clean then you are ready to apply our epoxy. Thanks
hope the ingredients used are in the description
Great looking product, but is it very heavy?
I ask because I would like to use it as a coat on my kitchen units to match the worktop plan, but worry it's weight might be too much for the cupboard hinges. Also can I drill this material without causing "bullet" cracking ,when putting handles and fittings back on?
You just need to use a drill at a high RPM and it will cut right through it. Thanks
how hard is it to remove the tape after everything has set up. would like to see that process on one of your videos.
The tape is easy to remove. You want to tape high about an 1/8 inch so it will not be trapped under the epoxy. Thanks
ok thank you very much
love the product ..some questions...What does the base structure have to be in order to apply epoxy?
IS this intended for a commercial use? ..like in a bar?
Yes we have done several bars and restaurants. You can apply our product over any hard surface. Take a look at our brochure to see all the different applications. Thanks
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Just a question - what kind of paint do you use? You don't offer the color I am looking for so can I use a different paint and then use your epoxy over it?
I'm ready to jump in and do my sample kit but I don't have the plastic cups to mix my metallic in, is it OK to use glass containers?
Yes that is fine, you just need to throw them away after you use them. Thanks
This is great. I have 2 questions
1) what is the substrate you are painting and laying the epoxy on? and
2) what is the total curing time per layer before the counters are able to be used?
We are applying over MDF board. The epoxy takes a full seven days to cure. Thanks
my friend what spray is this?
Big question, will you guys have a product to do an existing backsplash or anything for showers and baths?
Take a look at this backsplash tutorial video. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/kUAziUFcgF4/видео.html
I would like to do this with about a 2' backsplash... Is there a problem with that much of a vertical application? Thanks!
BTW: Awesome video with excellent instruction and building of confidence.
Take a look at our backsplash tutorial video.
Back splash video
ruclips.net/video/kUAziUFcgF4/видео.html
Awesome! There's not a problem! Here's a link to another video where we installed epoxy on the backsplash: ruclips.net/video/kUAziUFcgF4/видео.html
Thank you! We appreciate that, thank you for watching!
nic job
I need the top coat high glass for garage can you tell me which one is better and Where to buy
thanks
Leggari.Com Here is a link to our brochure. If you can, look it over and make a list of any questions it doesn't answer for you and we can help you from there. Have a great day.
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How would you do the backsplash counter? Remove and re-glue to the wall?
If it connected to the countertop below is a tutorial video of the backsplash.
Back splash video
ruclips.net/video/kUAziUFcgF4/видео.html
I loved the video and I am in the middle of redoing my kitchen countertops. I have sanded and scraped off the Givani coating that I applied 2 years ago. Now I am ready to do something like this and I have 2 questions, #1 do you have a kit for this or do I buy everything separately and #2 is this food safe? I never thought about it when I did my last project that looked awesome but I wanted a Glass looking finish, that being said my sister asked me so therefore I am asking....I am thinking regardless of how you answer the last question I will still be attempting this as soon as I can get the product to my house
Oh and yes I do not care about the hot pans or any other BS people are talking about simply because I have a cutting board for apples or veggies and I have a trivet for my hot things and never ever do I put them on my counter to begin with....I just would like to do this in 3 days and need some information...I am in the Raleigh Durham area of NC so if that matters as to how I can get the product please let me know. Thank you~
Yes we do have a kit for this. You can actually order or price out a custom kit for that exact square footage through the Counters section of our website at www.leggari.com. Simply click on Counters >>>> Order Counter Kit Here, then follow the steps. Once the epoxy is sealed and cured there is no outgassing so yes it is food safe. Thanks
I never heard what is the 1st liquid your rolling on?
Epoxy (resin)
What primer and base do you use ? Did you only sand be your waited more than a few hours to pour the epoxy?
Our primer is a water based epoxy specifically designed to chemically bond to almost all smooth surfaces. Our base coat is our colored epoxy. Thanks
Good morning colleagues! Can you please tell me how to order balonchiki with this web?
Looking great. Don't you torch it?
We have a high end epoxy that has an additive in it to make the bubbles rise to the surface and pop on their own. Thanks