KCDC Designs - Check out how I created this amazing conference table using epoxy and spray paints!
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
- The colors of brass, bronze and black with teal accent turned out fabulous!
This tutorial shows the steps of how I created it using Stone Coat epoxy resin products.
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The colors used in this design include:
Undertones - Opaque Black Dye, translucent Black Dye with Black Metallic mixed in and Opaque Black Dye with Dark Bronze Metallic mixed in.
Veins were created using Antique Brass, Champagne Bronze, Hammered Black and Hammered Gray.
Teal accents created with Seaside spray paint.
I hope you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Keith McGinnis - Owner/Epoxy Artisan
KCDC Designs, LLC 
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That is the most beautiful countertop I have seen anyone do.
I keep going back to this video! 🤣 I just love it so much!!❤️
Keith you’re eye for design and color is exceptional
Thank you, Cynthia I appreciate that!
Again you have shared techniques that saved my piece! Love this so much!
Reading that warms my heart, thank you so much jewelzinaz!!!
Absolutely awesome
Thank you! From another "Keith" :)
Gorgeous
Thank you, Sherry!
Beautiful work
Thank you, Phil I appreciate that!
This is everything
I'm taking that as a compliment, so thank you! :)
Amazing!!!!
Thank you, Tracy!
I know I e already commented, but I’m watching again so I’ll comment again…you are so talented!!
You're very kind, thank you Shannon!
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You said it....WOWZA!!!!! 🔥♥️ I kept waiting to see you spritz the veins with alcohol....I never knew they would create cells like that on their own!! I learn something new from you in each video!! I normally don't like earth tone anything in a piece, but this is just gorgeous!!! I only have one thing to correct you on: you, kind sir, are indeed an artist!!! I've seen countless videos and posts of your work, and ALL of what I've seen has been works of beautiful art!! Don't sell yourself short! 🎨🏆⭐️ Love and prayers to you always, (Nunia from RK3 Designers Inside group 😊)
You're very kind, thank you, Nunia!
With that technique, using at least one Hammered and Metallic spray paints, and putting them on heavy, working it in with a stick stick creates it's own really cool cells!
So many cool techniques, it's hard to keep track of them all 😁.
Really good absolutely amazing what that stuff can do
Thanks, and isn't that the truth!
And here i thought i had my countertop design and colors picked out….This is freaking amazing!!
Thank you, Melissa! Isn't that the hardest part? Having all these colors, designs and techniques in our mind and trying to decide which to choose?
Keep us posted as to what you decide on and your results! Send a pic to my email if you would, I would love to see it; KCDCDesigns2020@gmail.com .
@@kcdcdesigns After watching your video many different times and again this am, I did my large kitchen sink island this a morning. While it is far from your work or Rhonda’s 🙂 I’m pretty proud of how it turned out. Now I am stressing and crossing my fingers that I mixed the epoxy correctly and it cures properly. I’ve worked with a lot of epoxy but never to this scale before. I will send pics to your email.
I do have a question for you though. I finished at noon and I want to do a flood coat but I’m worried that if I wait until fully cured and sand with 220 some of the spray paint will come off. I do not know if, when using the chambers effect the paint settles in to the epoxy or comes back up to the top. Do you recommend that I do the flood coat at 10 hrs from noon or can I wait until the morning?
Hi Melissa and I'm so sorry for the late reply! The only paint you need to be cautious around sanding is the fast-drying bright metallics such as silver, gold and copper, and you can tell as they look very bright and shiny when the lights reflect off of them. For those, I carefully sand around them so as to not scratch them when sanding. There are some considerations when pouring a flood coat at the 10 hour mark so I almost always wait the 24 and sand. Thanks for the kind words and I'm anxious to see your project as I know it turned out great!
Thanks for your note and support as well!
Keith
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Thank you!!
Stunning piece! Thanks for sharing with us!!! U GOT THIS
I appreciate the comment, thank you!
Nothing compares to Stone Coat epoxy products!!!!!!!
I always love your designs!!!
Thank you! 😊 I really appreciate that!!!
BEAUTIFUL WORK😮😮 IM IN LOVE WITH THIS PATTERN!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you! What part of it do you like the most?
This is gorgeous Keith. No one that uses epoxy can never deny being an artist. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, Lisa!
Just Amazing, you make me want to try these things myself. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Jessie and you should! That's how I got started and I've been at it full-time now for 2 years.
These colors with the turquoise veins are just amazing.
Thanks, and I agree that the turquoise really takes it to another level with those colors. Amazing how just small accents can make so much difference!
This is an absolutely beautiful design! Thank you for sharing it with us! Yep,definitely art! ❤️
Thank you so much, Kim!!!
Looks fantastic fella!
Thank you, Michael!!! :)
Love those color combos
Glad you like them!
You did such a phenomenal job on this piece! ❤️👍
Thank you so much, Belinda!
Love it...I'm going to copy ypur design for my kitchen, Amy recommendations greetings from Ecuador
Greetings! Please do and please share your results!!! Thank you for your comment!
Keith you are the MAN!!!! Beautiful piece.
Aw, thank you so much Doris! :)
Gorgeous piece of art! I love it!! You definitely have an artist's touch. 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Beautiful, thank you for all the explanation, love how creative minds work. You have won a fan!
Thank you, Gillian!
Awesome Keith! You have some great recipes. Going to try it tomorrow!
Thank you, David! Be sure to share your results and let me know if I can help in any way!
Excellent work Keith! Looks amazing. Well done sir.
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Awesome work and design Keith.👍 I'm definitely going to be working on improving this technique.
Thank you, Dylan! If you have any questions or if I can help in any way, please let me know!
I'm going to try a sample board of this right away! I have a counter to do and hadn't decided on colors but I think this one's won me over 😍
That's awesome, Cyndra and thanks! Please share your results and/or let me know if you have any questions!
That's awesome, Cyndra and thanks! Please share your results and/or let me know if you have any questions!
Love it w a question...what would be different had you used a tape dam?
Thanks, Jp and great question. I would have had to use a lot more product on the surface if I were to use a tape dam. At 3-4 oz/sf, there just isn't enough material to flow over the edges when you pull the tape. IMO, the only reason for a tape dam is so the design doesn't move/flow when using more than 5 oz/sf and with an exotic pour (6-8 oz/sf).
A-mazing! Did you have to put a flood coat on this piece or just UTC?
Thank you, Tony! Great question, and yes, I always apply a flood coat.
Whenever colorants are added to epoxy it affects the integrity of it (no longer has the maximum durability, as the way it was formulated to). This is why it's important to apply a clear flood coat, IMO.
Outstanding! Thanks for the response.
@@tonyperez8465 You're very welcome and I appreciate your question!
Hi Keith,
One more question. I tried practicing this awesome piece. Is there a way to eliminate over spray from the spray paint? I dont see that happening on your s.
Hey Tony, if you'll notice, I'm getting very close to the surface when I'm spraying on the paint. If you do get some overspray, just run your stick over it and it should blend it in. But I think most important, is getting close with the spray can and apply it heavier than you think you should. I hope that helps, please keep me posted!
I will try this for sure. Thanks again. You are my hero.
Love this!
Keith,
Did you make this table or did it belong the customer?
If you made it do you have a video?
❤️❤️
~The Prop Spot
Shannon
Thank you, Shannon and yes, I did make the table. I don't have a video of the fabrication but I might have some still shots from when I was building it.
I found a few videos of yours that helped me with possibly doing a table top!
Thank you!!
@@3BoardChicks feel free to reach out anytime on FB PM or email me at Keith@KCDCDesigns.com
Thank you!!!
I love this what kind of spray paint did you use?
Thank you, Amey! RustOleum is the brand of spray paints I use as they seem to mix with the resin better than any other brand we've tried.
As far as the colors I used, I used Champagne Bronze, Antique Brass, Hammered Gray and Hammered Black.
The teal accent was RustOleum Seaside.
@@kcdcdesigns is it gloss and Thank you.
@@ameyburden8961, you're so welcome! I don't believe the Hammered spray paints and even the metallics indicate gloss or satin although, the majority of other colors I use are gloss, unless they only come in satin (like a few of the grays, tans, etc). I do have some in satin that I've used in some designs because they don't come in gloss and they've worked well for how I've used them. Just takes some experimenting to see how they react and how they fit with your design.
Which Stone Coat did you use?
Hi Judy, I likely used the regular Stone Coat Countertop epoxy on that one, but anymore I primarily use Stone Coat's Art Coat. The cost difference is so minimal and I seem to have a bit more open time with it.
Did you use normal spray
I'm not sure what you mean by "normal spray". The spray paints used are listed in the description, some of which are hammered, gloss and metallic.