Gray Marble Epoxy Countertops With Blue Earth Accents | RK3 Designs
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Have you ever seen a softer gray? I think not 😁
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0:00 - Intro
1:34 - Mixing Colors
7:22 - Pouring
8:00 - Spreading
11:19 - Adding Details
25:19 - Clear Coat ( • Applying a Flawless Ep... )
28:39 - Wrap Up
RK3 Designs is a learning studio focused on teaching how to create beautiful epoxy finishes using Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy. These tutorials include epoxy countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, and much more. This channel provides tutorials for DIYers, contractors, designers, or artists.
Rhonda Dracoulis Founder and Primary Instructor
RK3 Designs started as a way for Rhonda to showcase her creativity but has blossomed into a way to help others find theirs. Her obsession with painting led her to start refinishing furniture and kitchen cabinets. She found customers wanted a nicer option than laminate but more affordable and customizable than natural stone, which lead her to countertop epoxy! Since then, she’s helped thousands of students, from across the country (and even Canada eh?).
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The first epoxy experiment I did was one of your videos. Now years later, I believe I'm going to steal this one for my own kitchen! ❤️ Love what you do. Thanks for sharing your creations with us!
That’s awesome!! Steal away!! LOL!!
What amazes me about this particular finish in this video…this is in real time. You created this absolutely stunning finish in less than 30 minutes. Stunning, Rhonda! ❤️❤️❤️
Yes ma’am. Very easy and fun. 😊😊😊
These colors would look great with black instead of brown too, but I do love it! 💙
100% agree!! It would look awesome!
This is absolutely beautiful. Thanks so much for the tutorial. From SA. 🧡💛💚
Absolutely stunning 😍
Beautiful combination of colors, another one hit out of the ballpark!
Thank you. I can’t take credit for the color combo, the contractor picked it out. I may have helped just a little! LOL!!
Very pretty!! 👏🤣 Looks like a great color combo for an automotive shop!! 👍
Beautiful 🤩
Gorgeous
Great example how an epoxy resin artisan can work with providing amazing surfaces for a contractor/ interior designer.
Can you tell us how the contractor found you and your services? Do you send contractors/ interior designers a gallery of your creations?
We work with several contractors around the area. Most are word of mouth actually, which make it nice. This particular contractor built a house rental house for us and we installed the countertop, vanity and shower. He was very impressed and now pushes the product to his other clients.
Gorgeous 💙🤍
Love it‼️
Yes! Blue + grey
Pretty work.
Very subtle but stunning
Thank you!
This is beautiful!
Another Awesome top, great colors and veins. Amazing 👏🏻👏🏻
Love this! ❤
I loved that video and would love that in my home.
Thank you! Turned out very nice!! Thanks for watching!
That has a very elegant look. 👍
Thank you!! I’m sorry I didn’t get a final picture. The footage got messed up some how.
Very beautiful. Love, love the color combinations.
Thank you. 😊
You did a beautiful job, I thought the colors wouldn't be attractive but it turned out amazing.
Thank you!!! I was thinking that as well when the contractor asked me to use those colors. 😊
Great video, the countertop looks awesome, love those colors. Thanks for shearing.
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Looks great Rhonda!
You make it look so natural...
Great job!
Thank you!!
You are so talented lady!!! I get so many great ideas from you. Thank you for sharing ❣️
You bet!! I really have fun with what I do!! Thanks for watching!
I want this countertop wow
I really really loved the out come of this piece the colors are unbelievable. They muted together so nicely. Really loved it. You go girl🥰😄😄😄😄😄🥰🥰🥰
Thank you!!!
Very, very nice 👌
Thank you!!
A.MaZing!!! Can I tint my binding primer and first colour coat with some white spray paint instead of the dye?
Absolutely beautiful! I love the coloring on this one. I don’t see the flood tutorial in your description?
Adding it now, thanks! ruclips.net/video/SFdhdrEgHFA/видео.html
Crazy question but can you do light cutting on these or will it ruin the surface?
What grit sandpaper that you used to sand the top after it dries before pouring the final coat?
Lovely!!! Please provide material list for the project and where to buy them.
All the products can be purchased from our website www.RK3Designs.com Here’s a list of what I used. Black, white and brown Alumilite Dye, Blue Earth mica powder. The spray paints you can purchase from any big box store, Rustoleum White Gloss and Hammered Silver.
@@RK3Designs thank you so much
What was the reason that you used the art epoxy vs regular epoxy?
What's the base here and how to prep it for the epoxy pour? 🙂
Would the veins move the brown the same with the bondo spreader if the brown was spray paint?
Yes, but being that the veins epoxy, they will move just a bit and not stay like the spray paint does being on top.
Hope you can add a picture to your video of how it looks after installation.
We had a problem with our content getting messed up. The fly over footage didn’t come out. I apologize for that. 😩
I really like this except the blue just not a fan. What color undercoat did you apply to piece?
I’m not really a blue fan either 🤣🤣. But that’s what they wanted. The base color was a light gray. 😊
Anyone have suggestions for a white and gold marble look?
Gorgeous! (As always💜) What is the brand and color name of the blue mica? And what is the Just Resin product that you added at the end?
It was a mica from Stonecoat that I carry called Blue Earth. It’s absolutely gorgeous. Pairs so great with so many colors!
@@RK3Designs thanks. I'll look for it on your website.
@@RK3Designs what's the Just Resin glitter you added at the end?
@@VictoriaThorntonArtist it was Just Resin Halo - fine. 😊
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Great job, this was exactly what I was looking for when doing my countertop. The only change I make is a little lighter on the gray. Was this on a wood surface with a paint and primer or MDF with an undercoat bonding?
I agree with the lighter gray. Would have been perfect. It was MDF.
Is there a reason why you didn't start with a light spread of epoxy on this project? Thanks
It’s not mandatory to do a skim coat. The skim coat will just help the epoxy move a little easier. If you don’t want the pattern to move too much, you can skip that step. 😊
Do you sell this kit?
I do sell all these products and can put you a kit together. Just give us a call 😊
El alcohol isopropilico puede ser de 99%
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Hi there!!
What benefit do we get when the camera is 10 feet away? We can't see anything.
Why not just spray alcohol mist and get the bubbles out without torching..
Depending on what epoxy you’re using will dictate how well alcohol pops the bubbles. Too much alcohol on the surface can compromise the integrity of the epoxy.