EPOXY RESIN BATHROOM SINK. I show you how to epoxy resin your bathroom sink step by step tutorial.
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- My step-by-step process will make your old and dull sink new and shiny. Follow along and let me show you how to epoxy resin a bathroom sink If you have any questions Please put them in the comment section below thank you for watching don’t forget to subscribe and leave a thumbs up and God bless.
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting Liquid Creations Co. so I can continue to provide you with free content each week!
** EPOXY RESINS I USE **
~TotalBoat Epoxy Resin : amzn.to/3akbwyj
~Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy (2 Gallon) Kit : amzn.to/3bkvyu5
~ Pro Marine Epoxy Resin (2 Gallon) Kit : amzn.to/2yuym96
~ MAS Tabletop Pro Epoxy Resin (2 Gallon Kit) : amzn.to/3blJvHZ
~ Incredible Solutions Epoxy Resin (2 Gallon Kit) : amzn.to/3criVxp
~ ProGlas 1000 Epoxy Resin (2 Gallon Kit) : amzn.to/3cvvasC
~ MAS Art Pro Epoxy Resin Longer Working Time (2 gal.) : amzn.to/2Kdkz9T
~ Specialty Resins Epox-It 80 Clear Epoxy Resin ( 10 gal.) : amzn.to/3bx2vUh
~www.wisebond.com?aff=109 " 10% discount code KELLOGG10"
~ UV PRO FORMULA Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin (1 gal.) : amzn.to/2XKHLnO
** TOOLS & EQUIPMENT **
~ Wooster Paintbrush, 2-Inch -Pack of 6 : amzn.to/3akiIKP
~ Wooster Brush 2 inch Pack of 24 Paint Brushes : amzn.to/2XNIVPy
~ 1/8-Inch by 1/8-Inch Premium Square Notch : amzn.to/2wUj8tU
~ ""For Seal Coat"" 1/16-Inch by 1/16-Inch Premium Square : amzn.to/2XIVLhX
~ Wooden Paint Stir Sticks,100 Pack (12 Inch) : amzn.to/3cwcTM0
~ Paint Mix Cups 32 Ounce (12 pc) : amzn.to/2VmDplk
Very cool. If you created a tape dam around the bowl, wait a bit and then removed the tape, it would flow slower. Might be worth a try.
My very first sink that's the thought I had it didn't turn out so good. But good thinking though great minds think alike.👍
i JUST LOVE HIS WORK.
Absolutely beautiful!!!!
Thank you so much.
Wonderful job
Thank you so much I really appreciate that.
Another gorgeous sink after you have taken care of it! I wish you would explain more what kind of spray paints to use, or not use. And where are the videos showing you doing the back splash?
My apologies I must have not said in this video but the only spray paint I use is rustoleum. I have tried others and they just for some reason don't blend very well with any of the epoxy that I use. Some of the videos on my channel I had the radio playing in the background and I got a copyright strike so I have to remove the videos over the radio can you believe that.
U are such a blessing!!! Thank u so much!!💪💪❤❤😇😇
Thank you so much for that comment it really means a lot it. And thank you for your support on the channel as well.
From listening to your intro you have a great heart, thanks for taking the time to share with us!
thank you so much for that comment it means a lot to me. you know to be honest with you the reason I started this channel is because I kept seeing people wanting to do stuff like this for themselves and couldn't get help from anyone without having to pay but loads of money and that's just not right that's why I started the channel so I can help anybody I can thanks again for your comment
Beautiful
Thank you so very much I appreciate that
This is gorgeous! I was surprised when I heard the rattle of the spray can, but I love how soft the color ended up looking. Very stone-like.
Thank you very much I really appreciate that comment
Very nice work, brother!!!
Thank you I appreciate that I apologize for the delayed reaction
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 You're very welcome. No need for apology. Your reaction time is still appreciated.🙏
Well thank you I really do appreciate your comment I try my best to reply to all of the comments that I get on my videos every now and then a few of them slip past me.
You are an amazing artist! I'm glad that I found you again. I enjoy working with epoxy resin, but am mostly just using it as a final coating on pictures that I paint. I have done some small furniture projects but I really need to do some countertops and sinks in my house. Thank you so much for sharing your artistry ! That's the most beautiful sink EVER!
Thank you so much that is the most amazing comment I have got yet I'm just glad I'm able to help some people do things thank you again.
Wow amazing video! I have an old bathroom & wishing to update it without having to spend too much $$. I think you're video and art is so awesome and brilliant and unique. I wish I can do the same
Can I do this on my bathroom sink without removing it from the main cabinet? I dont have a backsplash but I can remove the faucet and drain stopper.
Thank you so much for your comment I really appreciate it.
Yes you can do it without removing your sink. Just make sure you remove your faucet and your sink drain the actual piece that goes through the sink you got to remove that. Then you're going to want to get some plastic and tape up underneath your sink so your cabinet doesn't get any epoxy dripping on it make sure you tape it and cover it really well.
That looks damn good too, the colors are popping...if the customer doesn't like it, I'll take it lol.
Thank you so much. I will do one for you do you have one that can be
removed? And how close do you live to Orange Park Fl.?
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 ...I live 2 hrs away by plane I wish you could do it for me, whatever you charge it would be worth it.
@@queenahmeenah9555 Where do you live? I can check and see hoe much a plane ticket would be.
@@queenahmeenah9555 I have drove 3 hours to do a job. But it was a big job.
Awesome job. Do you have a tips and tricks video? What brands of paint, type of primer, easy things to mess up (don’ts), what do you do with the revealed edge (drips)?
Unfortunately I really don’t have any tips and tricks videos very good idea though and I will be doing them now that you put the idea in my head.
As far as paint I use Rust-Oleum spray paint.
And I use Valspar bonding primer and sealer. And once my epoxy cures I will sand the drips off I have a video showing how I remove the drips on my channel if you would be interested in seeing it
Great video and love those colors! Thank you for sharing your wisdom on doing this!
your welcome and thank you for your comment and support on the channel.
Good job
Thank you so much I try my best to do a good job on them so it can help as many people as possible.
Love this.♥️ Where do you buy your epoxy?
Can gold flecks be added to this epoxy. One other thing, does it have a strong smell?
Thank you for sharing this.
I use WiseBond epoxy it"s the #1 brand on the market today. And yes you can add gold flecks if you like you can use this link to go to there site
www.wisebond.com?aff=109 if you use this link and the Discount code = KELLOGG10 you will get 10% off your order as well.
You already know how much I love your work!
Yes I do! I was telling my wife about you the other day when we were talking about what I'm going to do about a camera to start filming my videos again. I was telling her I needed to hurry and start getting videos going again before I started losing subscribers because I have worked too hard on this channel over the past year-and-a-half to just let it go. She sees me worrying about it that's why she was asking meand that's when I told her that there is a couple of subscribers that I don't think we'll go anywhere and you were one of them.I will be truthful with you though I don't know when I'm going to start making videos again I don't have the means of getting me another camerait takes all the money I make just to survive because I have a very sick wife that unfortunately is not going to be here much longer. I started me a fundraiser page on Facebook I hate it too and I felt bad for doing it but I don't know what else to do.what had happened I had my camera plugged into my computer and I was downloading a couple of videos to my computerand it was storming out and lightning struck and I got a surge of electricity that fried my computer and cameraand that is how I made enough money to make ends meet with all of my wife's medical bills that camera and computer kept me afloat anyway sorry for making this such a long reply I just had to get that out. But to answer your question yes I know you enjoy my work so hang in there I'm trying everything I know to do to start making videos again. I thank you for supporting the channel and my work have a good day and God bless. 🙏
Absolutely Beautiful!!!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that.👍💯%
Thank you for this. I’m inspired🤠
Thank you so much I really appreciate your comment and support 👍💯
LOVE LOVE LOVE, your work is amazing, best out there
+heidi smith thank you so much I really appreciate that comment.
Looks great! Keep them coming!
Thank you. And yes I intend on putting at least one video out a week. I'm trying to narrow it down to a specific day during the week. But with my work schedule it's hard I've been recording them on the weekend and getting them on RUclips by Tuesday that's what I've been doing. Thank you again.👍
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you very much
This was wonderful!! If your sink is a horrible color and you want a black coat before pouring what would you do?
+Melissa T
get some TSP which is trisodium phosphate. clean the sink really well with that then take some 220 grit sandpaper lightly scuff it up you won't be able to step it up too much all it takes is just a little bit anyway and then get some bonding primer put two coats of bonding primer on it that way your epoxy will grab a hold of it good after you put your bonding primer on it you can do your epoxy work. hope this helps
Yes do a Bath Tub and walls
I have done two bathtubs actually and they are a pain in the butt absolutely a pain in the butt. As far as the shower goes the walls and all that even the walls in a bathtub for that matter are fairly easy to do.
Great work! Couple questions, how do you prep the surface for the bonding primer, and what bonding primer do you recommend?
Hello sorry for the delay I have been sick as hell Anyway thank you for your comment to answer your question, I first clean it really good with TSP once that has dried I use Valspar bonding 2 coats wait 24hr then do your epoxy work. I hope this helps thanks again🙂
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 No problem! That really helps, Get Well Soon my friend!
When can you come to California. Looks great
lol😂 thank you so much for the comment it means the world to me. I wish I could every get out of the dadgum hospital.
GREAAATTTT JOB!!!! As always thanks for sharing I did mine last week and it came out Amazing 🙌 my buddy now wants me to do his!! I'd love to know which epoxy you use God bless
Well if you need a long working time I would go with MAS epoxies they have an unbelievably long working time. When it comes to something is going to have a considerable amount of water on it all the time I go with a product called Total boat epoxy. And then for all around Goodie foxy‘s or product called SRC crystal clear epoxy. And of course then you have stone coat, pro marine, and US composites.Them are just a few of my favorites in order. Thank you for your comment by the way and your support.
Love how this turned out! Can you come to my house ;) lol
thank you for your comment. and yes I can come to your house well depending on where you live I go to people's houses all the time and pick things up and return them where do you live?
What do you use for the base color? The dark gray/black before you pour your epoxy on!?
Valspar bonding primer I have it tinted black at home Depot. Once that dries then I do my epoxy work.
Thank you for such helpful videos! I wanted to paint my vanity tops white and bought an epoxy tinted the color I wanted that apparently isn’t an epoxy that needs mixed. Can I still use the same process you use? Pouring and working it around while it self levels? Thanks!!
What type of epoxy was it?
I really hate to jump the gun and say yes you can without knowing.
Liquid Creations Co. I was recommended Behr branded epoxy paint at the local hardware
My personal opinion I would not use that that does not have the durability of epoxy and that's not self level has to be applied like paint with a brush or a roller
Liquid Creations Co. thank you! I think he did not understand what I was looking for. Could you suggest an epoxy that would be more similar to what I am looking for?
@@audreeelizabeth6898 I will send you a picture of what you need in the am when I get to the shop.
Love the videos! Was wondering what you use for final clear coat?
+Andres ledsworth
thanking you for the comment and the support on the channel. to answer your question it really all depends on what I'm doing take my sinks for example the final clear coat is either Totalboat Tabletop epoxy
or a product called Super clear or stone coat one of them three.
Love your video but I did see a few fish eyes, how did you take care of them?
If and when I come acrossed any I usually move them around with my finger or the torch. Thank you for your comment.
I can't get on his PATREON has anyone been on there or tried? I know he
said that he has to finish setting it up I would like to support what
he's doing.
Please tell what colors and what kind of paint you use for base coat of the sink
Rust-Oleum spray paint the colors are seaside, lagoon, White and a little bit of black. The base coat is a bonding primer colored black
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 thanks
can you do a sink like that with a V pattern?
Not sure I understand what your asking? V pattern?
If you can't take the integrated sink/vanity top off, how do you do the back splash then?
+Bern Bee Hello Bern Bee,
first I would like to apologize for getting back to you so late. Now to answer your question there are two ways you can do this. The first way is to make sure your sink is good and clean and you have got your bonding primer on and it is dry. Then your going to want to take figure out what colors you want to use. Once you have your colors figured out your going to want to fog the colors on. And what I mean by that is to keep your spray paint can about two feet away. Unless you want that particular color darker then you would bring your can of closer. Once you have your desired colors on and they're dried then you can just proceed to put your clear coat over top of it.
Way #2, You can buy a thickener to put in your epoxy and what that does it allows you to put epoxy on a vertical surface. Now this way is a bit more time consuming and a bit more aggravating trying to get your design the way you want it but the final result is well worth it. ( I would suggest mixing your color with your epoxy before you put the thickener in) Once you have your color coat on give it about 4 to 5 hours to dry and if it is a little bit tacky you won't have to sand it to put your clear coat on. I hope this helps if you need anything else please let me know Thank you for your comment and support on the channel. And have a blessed day.
How long do you recommend your customers not use the sink? Thanks
+leta herklotz
it really depends on the epoxy when I do a counter top I keep the countertop for at least one week then after I go and install it I recommend light use for a couple of weeks and it will have a good full cure in 30 days
Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.
What is woodglut ? and what did it help you do?
Cool I'll check them out thanks.
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 Woodlgut's plans helped me finally organize my skills and I can finally calmly do every thing that comes to my mind
. Best wishes bro
Do you put a clear coat on after your 2 part pour?
Yes after I do my color coat the next day I pour my clear coat.
Do you use the same proscess as your 2 part pour or one final coat?
@@robyoung8550 after I do my color coat pours I do my final flood coat in one pour if that's what you're asking.
Yes thanks! Great work!
Your welcome thanks for supporting the channel and have a blessed day.
Generally how much would u charge for a sink like this
I did the one in the video here for $300 it was a fairly small sink. To be honest with you it really depends On how many different colors I have to use the size and the design. But the difference really isn’t that much when it comes to money. I hope this helps have a blessed day🙂
Do you sand the surface or clean it some way before the undercoat?
+Shari King
yes I clean the surface with TSP after that I send it really good to scuff it up then I painted with Valspar bonding primer
+Shari King
that was supposed to say sand it really good
Why don't you have a bucket below the drain to catch the epoxy and some colours to add and molds nearby to pour the excess into.....
Not a bad idea usually I will catch it and have some sample boards nearby and make myself some more samples instead of letting the epoxy go to waste
I was thinking that too. I do some turning and a mould underneath with whatever you like in it could come out nice and match the sink too. Shaving kits to match the sink! Thanks for the video.
What kind of prep on the sink itself do you do ?
I clean it good then I paint it with 2 coats of bonding primer with about 3 hours between coats then I come back and do my epoxy work.
Its always a sink not already connected 2 a plumbing system, how 2 do the bowl section the best way without clogging up the plumbing
You have to disconnect the plumbing from the sink. And then once it dries and you clean up the drips from the hole. Can you simply reconnect the plumbing.
How do you fix the drips off the edges?
I have a video showing how I remove the drips here’s the link to that video thanks for your comment. ruclips.net/video/bClCUXOjqPI/видео.html
Can you show how to prep the sink
Yes I have a small sink that I'm going to do just that show the process start to finish.
Liquid Creations Co. thank you
I was just wondering, it looks like a stainless steel sink. Do you have to put any bonding agent on it?
No it wasn't stainless steel it was a man-made material though sort of like ceramic. And yes I put a bonding primer on it I would also put a bonding primer on a stainless steel sink as well. I hope this answers your question if not let me know. Have a blessed day.🙂
Where are you located?
Orange Park Florida just south of Jacksonville.
Couldn't you have an opening under to catch the epoxy in the bucket as it drips?
It wouldn't do much good the epoxy is already in the process of setting up.
What kind of epoxy are you using?
for my sinks or anything that's going to be wet more often than not I use a product called Totalboat Tabletop epoxy.
The display behind you. Sis you do that as well. Is there a video for that?
+Rob Young which one are you referring to Rob?
+Rob Young I did all of them I think I have videos for all but the one with the blue in it I might have a video for that as well I'll have to check
@@LiquidCreationsCo2609 the blue and gray fractured granite one in your latest sink video
+Rob Young yes
Hello robert
Hello.
I can't get enough volume.
+AbsolutePresentTruth
you can't get enough volume on the video?