Epoxy Countertops Over Plywood
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- This video is teaches how to use Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy over plywood. Learn how to make old counter tops new again, step by step free training! www.stonecoatcountertops.com products designed for the DIY customer to go pro! Thank you!
Color Recipe:
Bondo the edges
Paint and primer in one: Suede Gray
Fog on undertones of Rose gold and Khaki Spray paint
Mix SCC epoxy
Pour and Trowel
Chop the surface
Chop Orange and White spray paint into the epoxy
Drag Black Night Metallic Spray paint through the epoxy to create veins.
Add Caramel, Black, Dark gray, Sage, Sunset yellow, White and Blue Spray paints to the veins.
Lightly drizzle clear epoxy over work piece
Fog on Black Spray Paint
Mist with SCC Ocean blue metallic powder mixed with 91% IPA
Torch 
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You know you could do these and sell them as art. I think many people would be proud to display these in their homes. Stunningly beautiful!
i live in a manufactured home and i think 'upgrading' my old, beat up countertops with your product is just what this aged home needs
That is really pretty. Looks so much fun to be able to create like this. We renovate mobile homes and usually have to pull of counter tops. We just placed plywood and thought we needed to get the a typical counter top material to glue on and I told my husband, let me see what we can do with plywood. Low and behold. I found you. Awesome guys!
Hi and TY for responding. We repair mobile homes and encounter kitchen counter tops we need to replace or gut the whole kitchen. One we are working on now that we needed to use plywood due to a "V" positioning of the sink. So we were going to cover it with the typical laminate, but then there is a creative side to me that I mentioned to my husband I would like to research other options. You Tube is great for finding people, such as yourselves. TY
Thanks for making this video. I'm learning how to build a plywood countertop in a trailer. While this info isn't the exact style or chemicals I'll use; it leads to more questions and it helps. So thanks!
Glad we can help! You Got This! If you have any questions about our product please give us a call💪
I can't tell you how much I love your videos and how well you explain in detail without making it complicated. Your enthusiasm always shines through and you are a joy to watch.
I just started using epoxy......Its incredible............And this guy ??? is the Master
A few years back I cut granite countertops on a cnc bridge saw, that board I think looks like stone I"ve cut before great job thanks for showing this.
Thank you for watching our video Chip Morrison! Have you had a chance to try this process yet?
Ok as a complete amateur with legit 0 experience this is exactly what I needed to learn. Once I master this I will move on to the more detailed fancier Wood river tables. Thank you!
I like to watch this while I’m getting ready for work. It gets me going! Thank you for pushing through all the way through the end and trusting the process.
I know this is crazy but after a rough day at work I like to watch these videos to relax. It helps me figure out future projects and takes my mind off the work stuff! You are an excellent teacher.
Every one of these I watch I think you’ve completely screwed up, then it turns into a masterpiece. A true artist.
Thank you so much Steve Rice! We appreciate you watching our videos and supporting us!
You have such a long working time with our epoxy that you can "rescue" your projects if they are not going exactly the way you planned.
We’ve been dealing with awful counters in our house since we bought the place(11 years). I’m a diy’er, so I’m pretty excited about creating own masterpiece!
@@vertigoat7596 YOU GOT THIS....ROCK ON!!
You have taught unselfishly and i appreciate it.
I really like these videos. This guy gives really great instruction and he is super thorough and gives great tips and tricks. I am so inspired by these videos! Thanks so much for your terrific teaching. Please keep up the good work! Your stuff is gorgeous.
Ok...my name is betty and I'm an addict 😂, since finding these stoneCoat videos I have now watched them all several times ..problem is I don't need new counter tops 😩, I will need to do a table or something to get my fix, you all do an amazing job! Such a cool looking product to work with.
WOEZER...you are so gifted with your TALENT..GOD BLESS YOU.
The Bob Ross of epoxy. Thanks for your videos and guidance, can't wait to try it out.
I was real sceptical when you were adding spray paint and using a stick... But the result is beautiful. I'm going to try this in my kitchen reno thank you...
Hi Flat Earth Vegan Amy, give it a try! Its a great technique for veining, and a ton of fun!
We can't wait to see your Reno project, remember you can give us a call for project support at 541-450-1976
I am a geologist and I love the way this looks!
I am a gynecologist and I love the way this looks!
Just build some cabinets and was deciding on what to do for the counter top part. Was leaning on just getting something cheap from home depot or Ikea. After watching some of your videos I think I really want try this. Thanks for the good info and i'll be picking up some supplies from your site. Thanks!
u are the "Bob Ross of Countertops" ..fantastic
Love Bob Ross! Thanks for watching!
I could watch your work for hours! Absolutely gorgeous
I love this! Thank you! Can hardly wait to try it in our home..... I have hated my kitchen for awhile and I love the metallic colors. I love how easy it is to make a big change.
Wow, at first I was thinking how hideous it was going to be... It's not hideous at all. Thank you for sharing!
These are awesome videos and your instructional style is great as well. For the benefit of the end-user, though, I think they would be so much more effective if you partenered with authorized installers and actually did these product demonstration videos in homes on actual projects vs. on trade show sample boards. That would help the end user see how you tackle the unique challenges presented with applying Stone Coat over pre-installed countertops (backsplash masking challenges, handling drips when one counter overlaps another, etc.). Love the videos, though.
AWESOME! Thank You for sharing your precious time, talent, resources, knowledge, and skills with ALL of us so we may learn more. You're a great teacher!
I have been a subscriber for a while and I guess I had missed this video. I just wanted to say I enjoy watching the art you create. I have anxiety and your videos are so calming. You're the modern-day Bob Ross.
I would seriously hang that on my wall as a piece of art. Very nice.
I love this guy! At first I was trying to figure out how he was going to pull that off, look wise. Then it came out amazing! Awesome lightweight alternative to concrete counters. Something ive been wrestling with in my apartment. Thanks for the ideas guys! Going to look on your site for products for a 4' x 4' dining table resin coating. Metallic Dark grey/ Light Grey and Metallic Dark Blue.
That's some putty nice plywood that you used. I don't know what the current owner thinks about his truck, but it used to be a putty nice truck when I owned it. Awesome tutorial!
Yet another great piece! You make it look easy, but I know it's not. Takes alot of practice & confidence to lay down all that color
I've been wanting to do this for a few years now. never would have thought to look on youtube. THnks
Wow you’ll never know he’s using plywood. He’s so artistic!
Thanks.
Awesome! I can’t even tell you how many times I thought no you are messing it up. It came together so well I even showed my fiancé the beginning part. I’m a new subscriber as of now. Great job.
That was so cool! I was wondering if I could do this on plywood. I love how each one you do is different in its own way.
I did my counter top marble, looks great and was fun to do. I need to put down a new subfloor so I want to do this to the plywood floor.
Now i have an idea for my counter top thanks a lot
I love how this turned out! I’ve been “refinishing” old junk I’ve come across for years. Besides being a conversation piece, it’s stress relieving too!👍🏼
You Sir, are the Bob Ross of epoxy countertops
I applaud your Bondo mixing technique. I used to own a body shop and mixing body filler with a paint stick adds air bubbles to the filler. If you used blue hardener you would know for sure when it's fully mixed.
Thank you for your continued support 600miles.
That was awesome! It seems to me that this is a project were you can't go wrong. Looking forward to beginning a small project for starters... Just so I can get a feel for it. Thanks for sharing
Keep watching the right side at 15:00 minutes... a face starts to appear in black. Looks like its in the side of a mountain. Pretty sick. We were really hoping you caught it!! Lol. Looks amazing!! Thank you for sharing
yeah i saw it too...he accidentally painted David Bowie ;)
I see the Grinch in white in the upper left at 15:13
I was thinking E.T.!
That face... We are all being judged...
And we are all found to be wanting...
I see Swamp Thing.
Oh. My. God. This is amazing!! Now I really want to try this. I didn't think it was going to turn out like it did. SO beautiful! Will definitely be watching more videos and visiting the website. Thanks for sharing this.
This was like a Bob Ross painting. I wasn't sure where it was going in the beginning, then it turned into a masterpiece
He is an absolute genius and yeah I did see the face that was pretty cool .I saw actually three faces. Just awesome to watch some one with so much talent and skills !!!
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You have created a masterpiece. Gorgeous!!!
That paper tape contraption is magic
Where have you been all my life?! GREAT stuff, great teacher!
I'm in awe....so inspirational! Looking forward to becoming a future DIY customer!
Man I just got this idea to do an entire wall. That would be awesome!!
That piece is beautiful. I do Resin art and you gave me some great ideas. I would love to learn how to do counter tops and tables as well. I would love to see the finished product. Really nice work!
Thank you for sharing your expert knowledge and enthusiastic approach to this project.
Really wish you showed the end product!! But awesome work!
This guy's the Bob Ross of countertops.
Love the brass color it's beautiful
This is AMAZING! God bless you for posting this video, I am getting into woodworking and epoxy and am inspired to create elements like this one :)
thanks for your video but the most important that you are a very kind man. thank you
That's an awesome technique, thank you for sharing!!!
So the secret to getting the best looking stone like counter top is to let my 3 year old paint it... Got it!! 👍
Thank you for sharing. ..this is great! The cuntertops at home are old, can't afford to replace them...I'm definitely going to try this technique
We cannot wait to see what you will create Alexandra Morquecho!
You Got This!
How is this countertop for strength and durability? Does it scratch up from daily use or warp if a hot pan is placed on it? How about staining, does that happen easily? Thank you for great videos!
lol That was insane man. I didn't know you were going to start painting like Picaso with the Epoxy. LMAO how many colors do you have omg.
I really love how you guys do this with countertops especially the colors and the beauty. But I have one very important question. The beauty and the work means nothing if it's not durable and last long like the hard abuse Stone or or formica countertops take. So do they stand up to knife cuts and heated pans and vinegar or Berry stains or acid food spilled on them? Please be honest.
Epoxy is completely chemically inert, so it's unaffected by acid or stains. But knife cuts, that's another story. For that you really need natural stone or concrete in my opinion. So every countertop material has its pros and cons, personally I would not do epoxy over wood.
We loved this tutorial. Question why might our spray paint be fracturing like we hit it with alcohol, even though we haven't?
I did this styleedging with both bondo and taping mud. On my countertops last year.
Very nice I had a couple of questions. After this part drys are you wet sanding then putting a clear over the top? And how many clear coats are you putting on to protect it longer? Thank you in advance
The materials of this project is expensive in my country(phillippines) but i really want to learn ,someday maybe i can make one
at first it looked like a pre-K's hot mess but now it is a major WOW effect!
Another great video, always a joy to watch. Keep up the good work.
That is amazing and much appreciated, the fact that your teaching the secret to your trade thank you.
The Bob Ross of Epoxy
And let's do a happy little blue streak over here, remind you of a summer sky....
GOAL: I’m looking to create a waterproof (challenge 1) yet stunning shower wet room in a tiny home on wheels so not only is the water proofing a concern, but also, minimal weight (challenge 2) & the ability to withstand road bumps (needs to flex (challenge 3) are vitally important.
1-What are the pros and cons of MDF vs Plywood for surfaces exposed to lots of water?
2- If one was to use the technique you do for a shower or wet room, would it be better to do most of all of the prep & creative work in horizontal; 3-what particular techniques would you use for any voids or joints (I’m leaning toward horizontal wok then joining in a vertical position using silicone to seal corners)?
Many thanks for your exceptional demonstrations of what appears to be a very difficult process until you break it down. To be 100% honest, I’m both an empty nester (3 Sons) and single for the 1st time in 3 decades & the ability to utilize my creative side in the Tiny Home has contributed to healing some emotional wounds. Bet you had no idea that you were providing art therapy🦉😎💜. With deep gratitude to you and your company. Chris
You're the Bob Ross of epoxy.
That's BANGGIN!!! BIG TIME BRO, I don't know what to call this other than nice a hell man.
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I got a bit scared when I saw you adding all of the colors but the final product looks great. I'm working on a live edge end table and came across your vids. I just sub'd to your channel, thanks!
Great job look fantastic, but how do you clean off the tools with the epoxy on it.
Questions: Was it a metallic powder? What brand spray paint?
Suggestions: I have a 4’square table, chocolate stained color, but all scratched up. I would like to do this project in a metallic gold, dark cherry, dark brown, and cream. MY FIRST TIME! Please send a list of items I need, and quantity is a factor, so I don’t waste money or get more product that I need. Thank you
This is SO BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you Brennan Kingsland, did you love these colors? Or would you have changed anything on this project?
I have to say that when you started to add your colors I was thinking.. goodness but that is ugly... Patients on my part to continue watching was well forth the wait. Great job.. I can tell you have done this a time or two... wonderful!!!
Gma Pat .
wow! that was super cool. Are the colors just regular spray paint? Is the finish durable enough to be suitable for a desk, with laptop, writing on paper, etc?
You're an artist! Beautiful design.
One of my favorites Mike! Love these colors and the range of textures you incorporated. Thanks! YOU GOT THIS!
I just started watching your videos today and I had to stop on this because just how stubborn plywood is to get color because it's so porous and isn't good for stain. Also I love the effect of just adding rattle cans in to the epoxy. But I have a question I'm doing a table for a friend and she wants it weathered grey but it's made out of a cable spool and has a lot of indentations do you think I could stain the wood then thin coat the epoxy without messing with the color of the stain? (I understand this is an older video and you might not see this but any guidance would be great)
What is the spray you used to fracture? Is it a silver spray? That seems like the magic moment where the piece really transforms. Great video and artistry.
Thanks for sharing. You're an artist.
Thank you for the compliment Jarett!
and it looks brilliant , great vid
I love the concept but as a 20-year Auto Body vet definitely wear a mask when sanding plastic filler that dust will kill you.
Question...so we have a shed that we are going to use as a dog kennel and wanted epoxy flooring like you show here. My question is, is that we plan to go up the wall about 4 inches to create a seal from one kennel to the next to stop cross contamination between the kennels. How can we do this method you show up 4 inches on the wall? Sure, we can cut a plyboard piece and then attach to the wall but how do we get that seal from the floor to the wall with the epoxy?
Fancy and really one of the best mix I have ever seen. 👍🏽
Holy balls, I thought Bob Ross did a lot of drugs! I kept waiting for you to make some mention of “happy trees” :) But seriously, nice work. I don’t know how I ended up here, but I’m glad I did.
Genio sos un idolo👏saludos de Argentina🇦🇷.
That is really nice. Cheaper then real stone.
Paul Kline. Real costs money but It has a long life and if you do not want it it be re-used elsewhere.
It looks cool. Does it hold up? Can you put a hot pan on it? Can you cut on it?
Beautiful work Mike.
I've been thinking about using this product. How does it smell? Are there toxic fumes? Does it stink up the house?
I like to put it on my wall.Beautiful
WOW IM HOOKED !! VERY BEAUTIFUL ...
Wow!!!!!!.......new countertop here is come. I would also like ask. Are you using regular can colored spray paint to add color? The blacks, blues gold etc. It seems I would be able to do this on canvas paintings..U ROCK DUDE
From all You tube videos i watched you my favorite. and definitely purchasing your EPOXY. I'm purchasing a house, will need A LOT EPOXY, so Im watching counter-top epoxy looking how to do and ideas as well. I would Love to see counter top colors WHITE BLACK AND ORANGE . colors white mostly then black and inside black some orange, can you do one video like that.
would love to see that idea on those 3 colors.
Ok what am I missing? Is there a part 2 to this vid? The picture at the end looked nothing like the pic at the beginning. And, did you do a finish clear coat? What am I missing?
I didn't understand why you "torched" it. It wasn't explained if that has to be done or not? (sorry if that is just a known fact, I'm unfamiliar with this process. Also, during the last part with the black spray paint directly to the piece, you mentioned alcohol...was that splattered on there AFTER the black spray or is that alcohol IN the black spray paint? Could you use regular alcohol to get that effect?