How To: Epoxy Faux Marble Table Top Tutorial - Refinishing

In this video you will learn how to create an epoxy faux marble table top for furniture flipping. This tutorial is very detailed as to how you create this stunning look!
Do you have a top with that is damaged with gouges or scratches? This could be the solution for you!
Supplies:
Stonecoat Epoxy Resin Set - 2 part (affiliate link): amzn.to/3cUheOA
Painters Tape
Drop cloths
Stir Sticks
Mixing cups
Aztec Black Marble Color Recipe:
Alumilite Dye Liquid Color Tint Black (1 oz) (affiliate link): amzn.to/3S7ysYZ
Black Metallic Powder (affiliate link): amzn.to/3zGvh30
Black Glitter (affiliate link): amzn.to/3cNrvvQ
Black Marble by Baltic Day (affiliate link): amzn.to/3SpfZHx
Pearl Ex Aztec Gold Powder (affiliate link): amzn.to/3zilz5E
Pearl Ex KNOX Gold Powder (affiliate link): amzn.to/3cLqGnb
Heat Gun (affiliate link): amzn.to/3BsWFD9
OR
Blow Torch like Grandma! (affiliate link): amzn.to/3cUjYvm
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[@sandytexiera7267]

Thank you! You’re so talented, Linda. Thank you for teaching us this.

[@FurnitureRefinishingAcademy]

Sandy, I will pass this on to her! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@donna-reisellers7391]

I’m inspired!!

[@FurnitureRefinishingAcademy]

Thank you! She is pretty amaizing with her talent. I will pass on the comment.

[@lauraabner2217]

This is beautiful!
How long does it take it to dry for use, and once completely set, is it heat and scatch resistant at all?

[@FurnitureRefinishingAcademy]

It is very durable depending on the type of epoxy you use. There is a craft epoxy and a countertop epoxy and they yield different results, cure times, and durability. So it all depends on getting the correct product for the correct project. Stonecoat countertops' website could probably give a more specific answer.