How To Make Waterproof Epoxy White Wall Panels: Lightweight & Durable | Paul Ricalde
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There are ton of skills that I look up to you for. But one thing I admire the most is the relationship you have with your brothers. Thank you Paul and Brothers for sharing your love with us.
Of all the Stone Coat creators you and RK3 are IMO the best. I wish you were doing more epoxy projects. I love your work.
Never would of thought of that............ingenious.
I wish I could say this was my idea but it was not. Mike Quist, the president of Stone Coat Countertops called me and asked me if I wanted to fly up there to play around with some new projects he was working on. We did his father shower together and I was blown away. We played around with a lot of different things and experimented, it was a great time. It’s always fun learning with people that are willing to share ideas with you. Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
Paul has some of the best tips and tricks! Hope you have been good brother!!
Your timing is impeccable, helping a chick install kitchen back splash soon
Look good Paul 👍😁👍
Hey my good friend, long time no see! I can’t wait to get together and do some more projects it’s always fun getting together with you brother! Tell the family I said hi!!
Awesome video!
Thank you for taking the time to share these building tips and techniques.
Y'all Rock!
Great walk-through, Paul! That's a beautiful finished product.
Thanks Paul! Beautiful work. This would be great in a trailer or motorhome where weight is extremely important. I especially enjoyed Elsie's merry-go-round bit; reminded me of my golden retriever who loved playing that game, even though he weighed 90 lbs.
This project really turned out nice! Awesome family, too.
Hi Helen, how have you been? Yeah they are great, I still have 3 other siblings. We are a very close family and we have always had each others back, I'm a lucky man!
It is so good to hear from you as always, have a great night!
Wow, that is so beautiful, wish I had a room to do that. Gorgeous.
Thank you so much again, it is always great to hear from you! I hope you are doing well and have a great day.
Love you list supplies needed so I can get started tkx for all your hard work. Love it
Thank you Jeff, I really appreciate it! Have a great day my friend!
Love this Thank You My Beloved Superb Brother Paul
Excellent video! 👍
👍Awesome job - thank you, Miss Elsie🤣 - all prayers & blessings to the Ricaldes👍🙏🏻✊🇺🇸
Hey CUZ, I'm so glad you got past the Covid. Hows the river looking now days? Can't wait for another family get together, stay safe and tell the gang I love em!
Hey Paul, I love how you incorporated the marble finish behind the vanity... it's very classy looking! Do you have any more epoxy projects coming up? Ya know, with your presentations, being you're so down to earth, it is reassuring for the DIY'ers... and I appreciate that about you! Thanks for another great, "How To Video" Paul!
Impressive.
OK, that was a pretty cool application.
Very nice, thanks Paul.
Good morning Ron, hope you’re doing well buddy! It’s always good seeing your comments. Have a great weekend my friend and thanks!
Brilliant!
Nice easy project 😁❤️✌🏼
interesting...it looks really good
Thank you Mark, I really appreciate you! Have a great day!
Looks awesome. I never would have thought of using epoxy in that way. Looks like it would be a great solution and high end look for rentals. What did you use to trim out the end? I normally like to use Schluter profile.
Looks amazing !! I'm looking to do this for a fireplace wall, do you recommend I use a foam board or something else ??? Thank you!
Have yet to see a faux marble or stone epoxy look classy and nice. Usually end up looking cheap.
Awesome job Paul, what kind of trim did you use one the corners above your sink area? Where your epoxy finished panel meet at the finished drywall? Thanks in advance!
Wow ! beatifull I have a small shower, so I am concerned of loosing space due to the tickness of the foam panel. Is there some other thinner support to use.? like 1/8 hardboard or plywood?
Hi Paul, I wonder if I can create this same look over PVC panels.
You look like good guys....best wishes from London.
Thank you Tom, I’m blessed with a great family! Have a good night my friend!
After you peeled away the plastic covering it appears that the foam panels were primed first before you spread out the epoxy?
Good info. It looks like you epoxied over 1/2" foam board without applying a fiberglass mesh first. I've done the mesh on 1" foam and it seemed to bit over kill and bulky. Let me know if I assumed correctly. thanks.
Great job is it because panels were so small you didn’t use that mesh stuff???
I am curious as to why to didn’t use the recommended fiberglass mesh?
Can it be placed over existing tile?
One small suggestion: round over the corners of your spreader tool to help avoid punctures/tears.
Great tip Michael, thanks!!
Going to have to give it a whirl Paul. Nice no BS presentation. Like your style and great pointers on the painting vids with dry knit roller and mixing polyacryrilic. Just spent umteen hours stripping paint off oak cabs then sparkle and sanded the bejejeezs off them forgetting mask again now dealing with sore throat hoping sinus infection doesn’t follow-as usual. Ya think a guy learn now being a senior having owned a custom log home company. UsedBIN shellac prime and have SW cab paint so will try your poly trick and update ya with pics. Next crown then figure backsplash detail. Then going need think of something for 12’ countertops being old laminate. Happen to have sheet of 1/2” Formular in garage so will use your epoxy rap making panels for bathtub shower walls. Happened pick up earlier couple boxes of vinyl peel/stick tiles looking just like appearance of ones in your vid so should match. As I’m trying looking up at next vid Epoxy Countertops over Plywood so looking like a solution for my countertops be right in front me. Thx pardnr!
Paul can I use these throughout the whole shower and are they 1/2”?
Thanks to you and Mike for this great idea! It looks easy enough. How long does it take to complete a panel?
Hi Mel from start to finish a couple of days because I had to let it dry to put the second coat on. Mike Quist is the real man when it comes to doing this! It’s pretty simple and it was fun making the panels, I am adding to my garage to build a shop so I can do more Stone Coat projects I love working with this stuff.
What do you use for adhesive?
What kind of foam board did you use?
can I use foam boards in the shower?
Please what is the name of the panel used here?
So frustrating that 1/2 inch foam panel isn't available in the PNW. I even asked OC Corp Rep. Not in Utah to BC. Just 1+ in.
Please can it be use for ceiling board?
Yes, it is very light, you can glue it to a smooth ceiling with standard construction adhesive as long as you have a clean surface. I would recommend prepping and priming the surface 1st. Thanks!
board...did you do anything to it other than primer?
Primer plus the epoxy with paint and a flood coat on top. Thanks!
That is a great idea!
I must be weird, but I'm going through a phase in my life that I'm starting to hate the look of wood and marble. I've pretty much got rid of all the wood look by just painting over the wood everything. I even used your method of painting cabinet doors! I actually have an old 50's dining table with the "cracked" look top of linoleum and chrome edge banding with a worn patina. I replaced all vinyl floor tiles of black marble look with vinyl floor tiles that look and feel like real stone.
Yes, I've always followed a different drummer.
Nothing wrong with that my friend. We all go through changes in taste, if we didn't life would get pretty boring. I always keep an open mind when designing a new look . I remodeled kitchens for over 20 years so I learned that change keeps things interesting.
Have a good night and thanks for watching!
I am curious about the vinyl that looks and feels like real stone. got a link?
@@crazydoglady5 Good morning, This is not vinyl, it is epoxy. This is used for bar tops and countertops because it dries hard, they have different scratch resistant coatings that go on top. I used the natural stone one for this but they also have a gloss. On my next surround I will not put the because on walls you don’t have to worry about scratching as much as on countertops and I liked the gloss look better for this application. If you don’t put the topcoat you definitely need to do two coats of epoxy, one for the color mix that I showed and the second one is a flood coat. That will make this super hard and strong. I hope this helps, have a great day and thanks!
@@crazydoglady5 it's available at Lowe's but not all Lowe's are the same. I had to visit two different stores to find the one I wanted. It's a peel and stick 12" square.
What kind of foam is that? Where did you get it? I looked at my nearest home improvement store and all they have is foam insulation panels - either faced or unfaced. The addition of the type of foam to the project list would have been nice. I would love to do this around my bath/shower combo. - Heidi
You can get that type at Home Depot. Lowes only carries the white styrofoam type that breaks up into a million little pieces when you cut it. Do NOT use that type. IDK if any other home improvement store carries.
Purple stuff is xps Ridgid foam insulation, at home Depot is in a 4x8 sheet, it is very easy to cut with a razor knife to fit into a vehicle if need be. I've never gotten any that had plastic sheets in them like he had though
@@garyinocencio4879 When cutting styrofoam, use either an electric knife or bread knife. Same goes for cutting memory foams and seat cushion foams. (Old crafter's trick)
i like using a goose feather to lay out marble veins
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Is that XPS foam? 1/2 in.?
This is foamular insulation panels. It’s also sold for projects, you can get it at Home Depot. This is 1/2” but I usually use 1” thick. I wanted to try 1/2 so it would match the thickness of the tub surround tile we installed. Thanks!
@@paulstoolbox I use this foam for other projects and never had a film over it.
@@fillmorehillmore8239 I may be wrong but the individual 2x2 project pieces may not have the backing on it but the large insulation pieces do, you have to peel them from the edge because they are hard to see. Let me know if it is like that in your area because the 4 x 8 panels in New Orleans have that film. Thanks
@@paulstoolbox thank you 😁 I’ve used it in the 2” variety for floatation in my boat. But i recall it being more purple than pink, from the Depot too. It’s an XPS type foam, closed cell construction, and very light, good price. 👍
@@paulstoolbox My 2x8 pieces do not have the film (SK Canada Home Depot). This is the only thing I buy. Both with T&G and straight edge 1/2 & 3/4". (EDIT) Pink Panther foamular, not the blue if people think I am mistaken.
I would use that in a bathroom, with all that humidity. And water in the shower.
Great job buddy…..Wiggle could have helped 🤓
👍👍👍,,.
Durable? Epoxy over foam can't be too tough.
Seems like too much finesse was needed with foam. I get its easier to handle than wood, but I think it would have been easier with wood.
It’s actually not nearly as difficult as you would imagine. As long as you don’t sit in one spot you will be fine. I’ve done a few shower panels with Mike Quist with stone coat countertops and Some on my own. The foam to me is definitely the way to go for wall panels or shower panels. If you can do it It with wood or Mdf believe me you can do it on the foam. Thanks, and have a great day!
Did you install that over drywall?