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How to Make Wood Countertops Look Like Granite
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
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Making wood countertops look like chiseled natural granite is easier than you think. Mitch and Luc with Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy show the simple to follow steps to build brand new wood countertops with a chiseled rock face edge that mimic natural stone. Learn how to quickly build a drop edge for your new countertop that makes your project look like thick 3cm slab of granite. Using all purpose bondo to make the edge mimic slate or a rough chiseled edge. Let us know in the comments below which epoxy edge do you like the best!
Chapter Breakdown:
0:00 - How to Make Wood Countertops Look Like Granite
0:32 - What type of wood do I use to make epoxy countertops
1:05 - Cutting wood countertops to size
1:20 - How to add a drop edge to your wood countertop
2:00 - How to make a rock face chiseled edge for epoxy countertops
3:00 - How to apply Bondo to the chiseled edge
4:10 - How to remove sharp points from the rock face chiseled stone edge
5:05 - What paint do I use before applying epoxy
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Really enjoy this aspect of how to get to the point of epoxying. The mechanics of how to do this are concisely demonstrated. I always enjoy the smaller details, tips & tricks you've learned along the way to include mistakes such as watch out for how much hardener you use otherwise the Bondo will cure too quickly.
Also, not sure if to there's a reason for not listing the other "how to" videos mentioned in this one, but it's really nice when those links are added to this one for direct access to them in the Description section.
Thank you for making it a more comfortable process.
I would really like to try doing this. I think it would be a great thing to offer people.
That undercoat is awesome. I don’t even feel like you need a second coat. It goes on so smooth and nice. And besides, by the time you put tinted epoxy over it, you can barely see it if at all.
This is SO COOL!! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this!!
You guys are ARTISTS! :O
You ever want/need to do a large home bar with a drink rail, and 4 matching 36” square tables . I’ll pay, just seems like a different style video with the bar having a drink rail. Looking to finish it in a blue/gray/white granite to match the theme to my St Louis Blues bar. Be ready to pour this fall.
You guys are great! ❤️✌️🙋♀️ 🇨🇱
This always looks so easy!! And such a beautiful results!! 👏👏
Looks amazing. I want to learn everything about epoxy. It's next level on building. That's for sure. Just so damned beautiful as well. I like the fact that epoxy makes whatever you're using it on waterproof. I want to make an epoxy floor in my RV bathroom with the ocean look and sea shells inserted into it. I have all the shells and everything being I live on the coast. I just need to learn the rest. 😜🤙
So your telling me I can make a countertop business out of this !?🧘♂️
Awesome work!
You got this!!!
Great training video!!
For some reason I want to see someone try an epoxy pour mixed with something like the “super black” paint like black 3.0. Or maybe clear epoxy over that kind of paint?
@Hello James how are you doing
Can you do smooth edges with stone coat or does it just run off and to thin? Most granite I see installed in homes has nice smooth edges.
You can do smooth edges as well. They have videos showing you how to do it and it's easier than a rock face edge.
I thought the epoxy undercoat took 4 hours to dry. Am I wrong about this? Can you epoxy over it in less time?
Most countertops are at least 25inches deep because the cabinets are 24 inches. Do you add a backslash behind it?
I feel really stupid I tried to do these countertops and they came out sooooo bad. I could afford to buy new counters. I was just really wanting to take pride in something my self. It’s a real art and talent. Butni still love to watch you guys make beautiful work
Just asking questions yes it’s freakin awsome!!! But using all these tools and materials to make it is it really cheaper then one slab of granite?? Just curious am learning please help a new home owner out is there links in the description on what wood you bought I don’t like the speed ups but you don’t want a 4 hour video I understand lol thank you great video if I glued to plywood together then grabbed the bucket of bondo then sanding it after drying would that work ? Or is there more steps cuz the top I hard I think 😂😱
I'm curious when and why you began using the grinder to make the live edge look. In the past, you used a knife to carve out the random shapes. The new way looks fine. I'm just curious if there are pros and cons to consider.
Will these go to your new store in Burlington? That is part of Stonecoat Countertops, right? Great tutorial!
Is expoy strong enough (cracking) for a van conversion counter?
Do you have to use MDF, or can you use plywood if you sand it smooth?
To answer this guy in the comments these guys are professionals and make it look soo easy and it’s not I wanna try to something but afraid am gonna mess up and cost me more money 💰 yrs it’s so cool but I would have them do it and am sure they would charge a lot of cash
How would you build a bar top with a drink rail with a lip, then pour it?
Would this be suitable for use in an outdoor kitchen
All of your demos recently have been rough edges. Can you do some smooth/ogee/routed edges also.
Can you epoxy stair treads?
I have a question…I used stone coat craft resin for a Glass on Glass (GOG) Table Top but cannot get the edges looking good. It is round. Can you help me please?
You can call them and they'll help you. You'll probably have to send photos of the problem.
Are the edges wavy looking?
What's the issue?
@@Jamesthechef0311 the sides look cloudy and sanded which I did sand to get some rough edges off. If I could attach a picture I would.
@@Chhesterification Thank you I will look for the phone number..
Thank you
Can i use oil paint as undercoat
I want match my kitchen floor with counter top is that possible
I didn't really feel the "you got this" at the end. Need to work on the delivery ;) otherwise great video!
What did u call that board?
Will this go over glass. Need sand glass 😫 ??
What’s the thickness of the board
Mike where is dude i miss your video come back please
If waterproofed, would it be ok outside? Thanks
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Please don’t waste your money like I did. Twice!!!
Your videos do help but it’s nothing like the 500 mistakes that can go wrong call me I would love to install your product it’s Jess I get the same results with any resin maybe not the quality but most people are flipping homes
You say 24 inches but counters are 25.5 inches.
These are demonstration pieces to show the product not replacement tops. Says that in the video
@@seaotter52 I know, it's just that it takes a full sheet of MDF to make an 8 foot section. Is there a different product that wouldn't have so much waste?
@@TigerMarine62
AFAIK there is no other option. If your experience is anything like mine, the scrap will be used to supplement future projects. Regarding built ins, because MDF has no grain, with a cut schedule, you can use a sheet and get the top, doors, toe kick, etc out of that 8x4. Imagine faux granite doors. Not my thing (prefer wood) but that's possible with this epoxy method. Anyway, with a bit of planning there's not much waste. I like people who don't like wasting resources. Good for you.
@@seaotter52 Thanks Mike, yes I figured I could use pieces for smaller portions of the top as well as for a bathroom counter which is smaller anyway. Actually, come to think of it, the kitchen top and bathroom top could come from the same sheet. 😎😎
@@TigerMarine62
You have the right idea.. Also counters are not necessarily 25.5. Mine are 24.5 and baths are 21.5. Easily off a 4x8. You modify to make it work for you. Good luck
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