White Marble Epoxy using Montana Marble Spray
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Create a beautiful white marble finish using this Montana Marble Effect Spray and StoneCoat Counter. This look could totally transform your kitchen or bathroom countertop in just a few steps. Achieve that timeless marble for less!
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Just wanted simplicity, this might be the one! THANK YOU LADY!
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Best marble look and explanation on this site!
Thank you!! 😊
Looks great, I used the Montana spray, now I see your back round I wish I did it ur way. I want to mention that t thank you for answering all my questions.
You are so very welcome!!! Thank you so much for watching!!! ❤️❤️
I like how you did it. It's simple, classy, elegant and beautiful! 💖
I’m so happy you contractors are gunna be able to finish jobs quicker now Mike is doing a great job👍🏼 great job Rhonda 💜💕
Thank you 😊😊😊
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I don't know when to stop either lol.
My biggest downfall 😂😂😂
Love this Rhonda! Would be gorgeous on vintage furniture to Emulate the old marble tops. Can see so many uses for this quick yet Sophisticated look. 💙
Oh wow. Didn’t think about that!!! ❤️❤️
I have one of those tables with the marble top, but a corner is broke off of the top. So, I'm going to refinish the bottom and replace the top with a top like she did in the video.
That would be perfect!!! How fun! 😊😊
Thank you for sharing this technique! I love it and will be doing this on my countertops.
You are very welcome. I appreciate you watching!! ❤️❤️
Love the look! I think I will do less Montana silver and the same white! It's all beautiful!
Thank you! I think that would look great!! 😊
This is great tutorial and idea! I'm planning on using this exact pattern for our wet bar countertop, but maybe some blue specs as well! Love it. Keep up the great videos
Thanks Luke, I appreciate your comment 😊😊😊
Exactly what I’m looking to do! Great minds think alike❤️
I bought some items from your website today. I got the trowel and paint brushes. I already had epoxy, the silver, black and gold marble spray, xim primer, white, pearl , and diamond dust mica powder. Im been binge watching your channel trying to find ideas. My kitchen has brownish red wood cabinets with brushed nickel handles. So I want to do this but add just a hint of gold. Or I may stick with the silver and add a touch of black. Scared, but I'm going to transform my outdated brown laminated countertops. I'm going to practice first. Wish me luck.
You’ll do fabulous. Just do some sample boards first 😊😊😊
Absolutely beautiful!!
Thank you so much Cheryl!
Love your work...ty for sharing
Thank you so much!!! I appreciate you watching!!
Love it. Thank you Rhonda
I’m so glad you liked it. Thanks for watching ❤️😊
I’m so impressed. Going to do this!
Thank you!! You’ll love it!!
Waiting for you to do this on an entrance with steps!
I can’t wait to try this
Beautiful and seems so simple!! 🥰
That looks great!!
I’m a newbie and I am about to attempt my first piece with this technique. Do you think it would look good if I spray painted stone gray, charcoal gray, and a dark blue stone highlights and maybe add a calcite blue mica powder?
How many drops of white dye did you use in the epoxy? Thank you!
I love it ❤
How is stain resistance? I will use care but I cannot guarantee the kids will.
Love these. Love you and your amazing hair too 😃
SCC is very durable but I tell people to treat them as if it were natural stone. Adding SCC Ultimate Top Coat will increase the durability and stain resistance even more. 😊
I love it! Thank you!💖
This i s stunning!
Thank you! 😊
Amazing! How long did that size take to dry??
Super gorgeous, and thanks -- but will it yellow over time or if sunlight hits it?
I use Stonecoat Art coat which has the highest UVA protection on the market. All epoxy, no matter what brand, at some point will start to Amber. Ive had countertops that are years old done with the Art Coat and look great. I don’t advise doing white in areas where you have direct sunlight constantly. This will accelerate the ambering process.
I watch quite a few of your videos as well as the Stonecoat videos and I never see what kind of prep needs to be done to the bottom side of the project to seal it. Do you paint the bottom side?
I do paint the bottom side to just give it a clean professional look . We paint Red Guard anywhere there may be water exposure. That would make a great video! Thanks for the idea!
Have you looked into doing anything with Just Resin’s Super Chamaeleon powders? You’re an outstanding artist and I would love to see what you do with these.
You bet!!! Erika with Artist Til Death is getting me some products together to play with. ❤️
Cool- is this a difficult project- I’m really interested but am super green
Amazing
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I am very new to this and just received my first order of epoxy. Beginner question - do you need to tape the sides for the flood coat? I’m binge watching all of your, and Mike’s videos, you are both so talented and enthusiastic 😀👍
Hey there. Welcome to the epoxy world ❤️. No. There’s no need to tape for the flood coat.
Does the flood coat take the shine away? If so do you have to use it?
@@debih.9241 it’s will take the high gloss down to a more natural matte sheen. I like this sheen much better because it makes my stone finishes look more realistic and provides even more durability. Depending on what epoxy your using will determine if you need to apply an additional top coat. Stonecoat countertops the epoxy I use and is incredibly durable as it is. 😊
Love this! 🥰
I like this effect. Where you stopped was fine. Not too much, looks realistic.
Thank you!! 😊
I love how it looks. Can you buy all the products in the UK?
I love this! You make it look so easy. :) What mil thickness do you recommend for gloves when working with epoxy?
At this point, due to the virus we are at the mercy of what's available.
Great video, thanks. Is there any way to creat white marble effect on vertical wall?
You can add a thickener to the epoxy, but it will be difficult to create a finish with a definite pattern on a vertical surface.
Is the white Montana Marble very noticeable, or just a subtle touch?
It is very subtle. Just gives a hint of depth. Really looks cool!
Great finish. Planning on doing this on a large 40 sq ft in place countertop with regular SCC epoxy. A couple question for you. Would painting base with natural gray first look OK? Seems like a lot of other projects start with this base color. How much white dye would I use? Mike from SCC always chops his epoxy, would you do that before adding spray and bondo spreader technique? Would you do half the counter with epoxy, paint and alcohol, then the other side and do Montana marble all at once? You do so many great techniques but I think this one will be the easiest for my large project Thanks in advance for your advice and great videos.
I’m waiting for the last steps you mentioned
I love this. So do you get yellowing with the original Stone Coat products?
I use the Art Coat by SCC if I don’t use the Platinum 😊
I want a flat cardboard box with that effect. Trick people into thinking I have super strength 😁
Nice! By "flood coat" is that just a clear coat after you do the colored finish dries? Should the colored finish be lightly sanded before the flood coat?
So, I am looking to do this on my bathroom vanity top. I had already purchased the regular stone coat, but have bathroom too torn up to do it... Thank you covid! I have shell integrated sinks (i am going over my old vanity top. Also, is there some sea in Dallas that warrants shell sink shape) when you spray on top of the epoxy how do you think it will distort?
I’ve used the regular epoxy and sprayed the Montana Marble over the top and it works great! If you’re doing a sink with an integrated backsplash, you can spray the marble “pre epoxy” and get a great, easy finish. 😊
@@RK3Designs thankfully the back splash is separated. So how long should let the epoxy setup before i spray on top?
@@susanmareburger2847 you can spray while it’s still wet. I usually let it set up about 30 minutes or more.
I have a tile kitchen countertop and backsplash. If I use aquastone from faux effects to fill in and smooth our both surfaces, would I be able to use these epoxy techniques on top of that? I just love the way these look but am very worried about doing the backsplash since I can’t move it.
Those products are good, but I’ve never used them over tile. I have used self leveling concrete with great success. As far as the backsplash, I think it would work well. Just have to make sure there’s no shrinking when it dries so to not shows the grout lines.
Is there any wait time from pouring the epoxy and using the spray paint and the Montana Marble effect? What do you think about adding black Marble effect spray to what you already used? Thanks
If you let the epoxy sit for 30 min or more the epoxy won’t move as much and the pattern will stay. 😊
I looked into getting the Platinum Epoxy and Stonecoat is sold out..
Can I go from a dark countertop to this white marble effect? I also have a kitchen island that is tiled, will this fill in the grout so it’s one flat top?
If you sand this - can you mute/matte the gloss or does that screw up the finish coat? I don't want gloss ... but a more suede like marble look...
You can sand it. Check out my video “Creating a matte finish” we no longer sand for a matte look, we use the Ultimate Top Coat. It’s fantastic.
I think just a very light coat of black and than fracture it
Can I do this to my handrails on my stairs
Rhonda can the platinum and the granite spray (silly string) be used in a vertical application? Also, does the granite spray com in other colors?
Thanks
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Rhonda, I spoke with Mike W @ Stonecoat Countertops yesterday afternoon and they're currently not offering any of the Platinum line products because of the work time it was setting up too fast and people were not able to figure out why so their reformulating it to give it a longer work time and are only selling the original version. Just wanted to pass this little tidbit of information along to you so that you knew. I had called to ask about using it in a vertical pour if the shorter work time would help me with the sagging and running and Mike said that once the thickener was added that I wouldn't have but a matter of minutes before it would setup on me and would probably never get the shower walls covered especially with the size of the walk in shower that I'm doing.
I’d like to pour a plain white countertop to mimic Arctic White Quartz. You mentioned using the ultimate top coat to make your marble look more natural. Would you recommend doing this on a plain white countertop? Thank you!!
I like the Ultimate Top Coat because it knocks down that high gloss, plastic look. We put it on just about all of our finishes. Plus the added durability is fantastic!
@@RK3Designs thank you!!
Will this work on metal
Nice!
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Where can i get the uv resistant epoxy?
How long will you need to wait before applying flood coat? And how long does it take for flood coat to set?
Your video is great, thank you
Depending on what products you use will determine the set up time and how long you wait before you apply the flood coat. With Stonecoat Platinum, it’s being advised to apply the flood coat once the surface becomes tacky ( about an hour and a half. If you’re use the Original SCC formula, you’ll need to wait 12-24 hours.
Can you do this on a wall? If so a video would be nice. Unless I messed it I didn't see one.
You could apply the Montana Marble spray vertically but not the epoxy because it would run. If you add thickener to the epoxy you can get it vertical but it would have this melded marble effect. I would suggest doing this finish on a horizontal piece of material then attaching it to the wall once it’s dry.
Can this be applied to existing granite countertops? We purchased a home and the granite is good shape we just hate the color.
You bet. You’ll just need to apply a good bonding primer (XIM) and make sure the surface is level.
Great idea. Just wondering if this stuff is heat resistant? I have teenage beginner cooks and a very small kitchen.
Yes. I’m a TERRIBLE cook, I’ve put it to the test!! 😂😂. Heat resistant to 475 degrees.
Save time? You just told us, this tiny project will be ready in day 5.
Was the white just a white gloss or white marble effects?
It was a white Marble.
Can the silly string as you call it available in Australia tried to purchase a few things from your shop sob.
I’m not sure if it’s available. I’m sorry I can only ship in the US.
where there any issues with it down the line?
Good job. Where can I buy all the things you used
Check out my website under “tutorial list”
www.rk3designs.com
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Will this marble spray work with acrylic top coat rather than epoxy?
I think. It will probably leave a texture however.
Is there a product list to buy these products?
You can find a list of the supplies we used here:
www.rk3designs.com/tutorial-supplies/simple-white-marble
Very hard to see.
Sorry about that. White finishes are almost impossible to video. Check out my website under resources for additional pictures and supply list. Thanks for watching! 😊
www.rk3designs.com/tutorial-supplies
Too much trouble that's almost impossible to do in your own kitchen it's easy to do if you have a workplace like you do a lot of us don't it's just too much trouble to Messi
I have to disagree. If you prep and plan correctly it’s actually very easy to pour on site. I have many many students that have done this in their homes as well as have very profitable businesses doing it for others. Like anything else, it takes commitment to learn the process and practice. I am blessed to have a nice studio to be able to fabricate and create countertops, but I started out in my living room!!
I wish you wore a respirator, epoxy is bad for your airways and lungs.
The epoxy we use is made of 100% solids and has no VOC’s or harmful gasses like some epoxies that are made with solvents. We always pour in a large well ventilated area. 😊