Epoxy Countertops over old tile
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2017
- This video is teaches how to use Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy over old tile counters. Learn how to make old counter tops new again, step by step free training! wwww.stonecoatcountertops.com products designed for the DIY customer to go pro! Thank you!
Color Recipe:
De-grease with TSP and wipe with windex
Sand with 60 grit sand paper
Apply SCC bonding primer
Mix Versabond with SikaLatex R concrete bonding adhesive in place of water
Trowel Versabond with smooth flat trowel
Use sponge to smooth out the top and edges
Sand with 60 Grit sand paper when dry
Mix Level quick with polymer additive
Pour and trowel
Sand with 150 grit when dry
Fog on undertones of Black and Nickle spray paint
Mix SCC epoxy and tint with SCC black metallic powder
Pour and trowel
Fog on White Spray paint
Chop the surface
Fog on Black Spray paint and mist with SCC Deep silver metallic powder mixed with 91% IPA 
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You know you are a top notch teacher when you explain not just how to do something the way it is done, but also the whys and hot tips. Excellent!
Oh man, I'm in love. I've already resurfaced my old veneer bathroom countertops. However, I thought I would be stuck with my kitchen tile countertops because I can not afford to have them redone with granite. After finding Mike and StoneCoat, I'm going to work on covering my tile. I'm so excited. I may be 67 yrs. old, but I think I can handle this. Thank you so much for renewing my hope of getting rid of the old tile and grout!!
Watched this 3 times now and am going to try it on my counters. I'm actually excited to try it.
I’m currently in the process of converting a counter exactly like your “old tile” example and turning it into one looking much like your replacement. I appreciate this informative video so seriously much sir!
Thank you for all your videos! I finally worked up the courage to do my countertop over some ugly stone tile and it came out amazing!
I appreciate how genuine and user-friendly the presentation is. I has built up our confidence to do our project!
We are glad we can help JY Del! Call us with any questions on the process- 541-450-1976
What color recipe would you go with for your home?
I would love to see an updated video on this!! My home has these kind of counters, backsplash as well. Id love to see how youd do around a sink thats level with the counter as well. (Not a top mount but not an undermount sink either)
i was curious about the sink too
Oh thank you so much! I just purchased a home that has the original kitchen from 1987 - with those tile countertops you can't roll out dough on and just are such a pain to clean. This is a good option to replacing the countertops right now and buys me time if I want to do a bigger update later down the road. You've really done a good job with the step-by-step instructions that even I can follow.
This gentleman is a Craftsman, that's something you become because you've seen it first, I should know my Mother was one of Bob R. best students, he is what you are seeing an Artist of Coatings and Processes. Thanks for posting, looks fantastic!!!
Thanks Hal! Have you tried our epoxy on any of your projects before? -Nathan
I love discovering a channel like yours and going back to see the older vids. Your growth is amazing! Congrats! I am not even sure how I stumbled across you but you're my number 1 tutorial channel for my projects. I'm hooked! I already have 3 projects in my pocket. Thank you.
I just love your countertops. The sienna color is so pretty. Your topcost glows in the light. May you enjoy many happy years in your beautiful kitchen. You did a wonderful job of making your space beautiful and unique to you. I thought the sink removal by your husband and father was a nice family touch. You explanation was thoughtful and budget friendly. You job was first class. I loved it & thank you.😊❤
I'm sold. I was dreading the mess from removing my old tile. Now I will be ordering for sure.
Me too. This is great idea. Thumbs up.
Please let us know how that went! Thanks!
It would be easier to remove the tile and do Stone coat over the plywood. How'd it go?
I love the work you do! More people need to know about this! you just got a new sub, I am hooked! Making busted up furniture look new and beautiful again! Yes sir you have skills! thanks for this channel!
Oh jeez, thank you!!! I've been looking to cover my tiles, didn't want to take them off or pay for something new. This is perfect. I'm excited now. 😀
it's so cool to see Mike long ago and see his/their success and polishing over the years, but he's always got that genuine enthusiasm for his viewers and projects that is so infectious, because that's just the awesome guy he is. I'm fascinate by the skill and art and I'm so inspired to do epoxy everything lol, but i also enjoy just watching him be himself enough to watch the videos for that alone.
It's so cool to see how far Mike has come in the past 2 years sharing his knowledge, passion, and talent with the world.
Diy Epoxy GOAT
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@@zahirhaqq7252 GOAT stands for Greatest Of All Time.
Just amazing, beautiful work. Appreciate you sharing your talent and knowledge with all of us!
This was an amazing video! I have nasty tile in my kitchen and this will be sooo awesome over this tile! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
Watching Robert Norman Ross makes painting look easy. Watching you create countertops with epoxy looks easy. Don't sell yourself short; you are most definitely an artist. I've watched tens of poured epoxy videos and looked at hundreds of poured epoxy photos. No one even comes close to having a natural stone look the way you do. You have created several pieces like this one that rival natural stone. Excellent work. I've watched and learned so much from you that I felt it was time to say something. Thank you.
This is an excellent video. I think I will do this over a disgusting ceramic tile countertop in an older home I just bought. As much as I hate wearing a mask, I think I would do that when sanding and when pouring power materials out of the bag.
You Do Have The Gift Of Teaching and Creativity.. So Much Love... Awesome!!
I have a tile kitchen counter and tile backsplash 18” high. I’m not able to remove and replace the tile with MDF so I’d like to see how you’d address this issue. I’ve called in and talked to several people but seeing you do it would be so helpful.
Love your ideas and enthusiasm. Sometimes I just don’t see how it’s going to look good but you make it all come together and make it look fantastic. Thanks so much!
You are the Bob Ross of Epoxy countertops
Love what y'all do can't get enough. Gonna redo our Non-profit HQ with your Inspirational videos 🥰💗💖
that is amazing. You teach it very good and explain everything perfectly. love it.
I am dying laughing at these comments lol this man runs a whole business and yall telling him what he needs to do Lmao he must be doing something right if he has customers this is just a simple I bet he does great when he has a full job lol
Shantel Roseboro I was thinking the same, plus this goes in the kitchen and takes a lot of wear and tear. Do it right the first time!!!
Shantel Roseboro he does! He's the michalangelo of decorative refurbishment
While this guy does do a good job, your argument isn't good either. You know how many contractors run their own business but are complete garbage at construction? A lot.
Just because somebody runs a company that doesn't make them an expert nor does it mean they can't learn something
For real, this guy is literally giving someone a business for free. Instead of learning and creating, they're critics. And we wonder why we haven't advanced much socially 😂
A lot more steps and products than other companies need. You guys are breathing in all of that.
That was beautiful!!! Great step-by-step instructions and makes me feel like I can do this!! I have no experience with remodeling but my parents are selling their home and have old 70s tan tile that needs to go.
Thank you for posting this video - it really convinced me that this kind of operation was possible in the first place. However, after some research and experimentation I have modified and in my humble opinion improved your approach. The two main concerns I had with it was that 1) prep took two days for both concrete treatments to set 2) achieving smooth, level surface involved a lot of manual corrections. My approach was the following:
1) paint the tiles with multi-purpose bonding primer by Custom
2) wait an hour
3) fill the grout groves on the edges with a fast setting concrete product such as SpeedFinish or Bondo
4) wait 2-3 hours for it to set
5) since the surface of the tiles are surrounded by the raised edge and the wall we can pour self-levelling concrete over it to achieve a smooth level surface with little to no effort - I used LevelQuick RS mixed with water according to manufacturers instructions
6) let it dry overnight
This procedure achieves smooth, level surface twice as fast (1 day instead of 2) than the original. It only works for tiles with a raised edge, but it's something worth considering!
I am so excited to try this! i was dreading doing the kitchen in my front house with that horrible tile and now i cant wait!!
So how did it go?
Interesting way of applying product I liked the end result. The mixing of different products and the use of the torch was a surprise! I work in the automotive industry with a background in painting and this is a complete 180 from that.
Bro much respect I love how that pcs came out I’m going to try and do that to my kitchen cabinets I’m glad you made this video
I would like to see a new video on epoxying over old tile on the wall
i would like to see this too
Me three!
they sell a thickener that makes going over walls way easier for epoxy
Me too x
I came on here to ask for the same thing
Absolutely stunning. I am going to try this over my tile countertop. Thanks for the clear, step by step instructions. Great instructions.
Did you ever try it ?
Thank you for the great content and information. I have a large kitchen countertop that's all tile. I really don't want to tear out the tile and the countertops plus backsplash. Looking forward to doing a Stone Coat project in my kitchen, and I'm doing the culture marble countertops in both my upstairs bathrooms. Can't wait to get started on this one
simply WOW. This guy is a real badass in what he does. The finished product is literally immaculate. I learned a lot and loved the attention to details. Perfection.
Now that's dedication! Nice finish
Absolutely fabulous Mike... Now I know I can replace my parent's old nasty tile countertops.
Awesome 🍇🍋🍏🍎🍆🥑🌽🍍🍅🥥🍑🍑🍋🍈🍆
Great job !
When i do mine I will form the front edge first to eliminate the bullnose. Thanks for the help
Great video, I like that your always adding new techniques. Still looking for those stands your using to hold your boards.
looks great but I'm waaaay lazy to even attempt this kind of project! found the video very interesting though. I'll go check out a few more.
I had the same thought. Way too much work for a DIY. :D
Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your knowledge.....it is much appreciated...
Thank you for kind feedback lawrence mccoy! Are you planning any projects?
Phenomenal! Look forward to sealing these grout lines once and for all!
How it went for me!
First go with versabond- I left it too dry, but a wet sponge worked wonders.
Second layer of Levelquik w bonding adhesive.. Oh yaaaa, she’s looking good!
Sanding & WhiteWhite Under Coat complete
Full Send with the White Carrara Marble Kit & I should have poured slower on the left side of the sink, but overall very pleased & was a very fun DIY project that the house could collaborate on!
Side note - Prep, Prep & Prep for easy clean up, then patience on the pouring is the key!
This product is the real deal. It works so well and it is unbelievable.
Yep, I’m sold. That looks beautiful!
Thanks for posting! Ignore all negativity and keep posting wonderful home improvements!
Omg I am beyond amazed! Had no idea this was even possible! Here I am looking up removing countertops and came across this video. The extra work going into it I think is worth the custom finished look. Subscribed and been to your website already.
You have to remove splash back an do it horizontal an then put it back up, if that's not possible you will need to cut new wood an do it horizontal an fit it to the wall,
First time I seen somebody using regular spray paint over epoxy to work together. really impress to see that since they don¨t teach you that at the class taken!! Really cool work!!!
Thanks a lot for sharing!! sure will be around to watch other great videos!!! Saludos!!!
Just curious after its dry how safe is it to place food on top btw beautiful work
I love this channel so much!!!!
Thank you so much!
You are a great teacher, great step by step explanations and camera shots
(thank you camera person you are amazing) and again, the pacing and timing is awesome the edit is awesome. Everything is phenomenal really.
Love it! This is one of my absolute top favorite youtube channels!
P.s. This is my favorite episode !!!!!
Thank you for sharing with us!!!
Wow thank you so much! Happy you are here and we appreciate your support. Do you have any projects coming up?
Wow! I was wondering if this would work over tile. Amazing. Impressive. Love it. This guy is so good at explaining things & he's fascinating to watch. Thank you so much for this video!!
Exactly, he's one of the best demonstrators I've seen. He's got a great teaching method and an engaging personality - great combo.
Mike - has any one done a tile floor? Could your product wear well enough to be a floor? What would a good maintenance program look like? I thought it might be great looking to do a floor and countertops in a bathroom. You know, all the horizontal surfaces marble with the vertical surfaces painted in complimentary colors.
No answer...?
@@ghizi24 Curious of this answer as well - would love to know if this might translate somehow to a ceramic tile flooring
Wish you would film in HD, such beauty needs to be appreciated! I can only get 480p and on my retina display it looks fuzzy.
Great looking product, really look forward to doing a project with this in the future!
7/13/2020 love this. Just what I have been looking for. Great job. Thank you
Would love to see this color with some copper tones in it!
Or golds
Awesome work. I’ve never heard of this before. Going to give it a try on my own kitchen countertop. Keep up the good work
Amazing Mike! ..Your work is more epic and magical than David Blaine. Great to watch your artwork unfold into a masterpiece. My mum wants to re-decorate her bathroom.. her shower is tiled but not sure if your method is possible on a vertical canvass? Would be interested to know your thoughts on the option and possible finishes when working on a vertical canvas in a tiled bathroom.. If there isn't a solution I'll definitely get started on her kitchen tops!
Did he say granify it😂, I love this guy, truly a labor of love, looks awesome.
StoneCoatCountertops love it
Can I stop at the concrete stage and then do a top coat of clear epoxy? Also, I don't see the bonding primer on the website for sale anymore. Am I missing it?
How does the epoxy stand up to scratches and hot pans set on it?
the Bob Ross of countertops!
except for "maybe in his world there a little tree right over there".
Thanks for doing this video because I asked this question of y’all about my island that’s shiny, forest green tile, and our yellow laminate countertops. Bleh. I can’t wait to get started on our countertops!!!
Mike, great video, full screen is working! Max video quality is only at 480p. I couldn't quite see it, but looks like audio has improved with your clip on microphone
Too Mach work for libel piece I don’t to think haw much time many mass and material mid and this is flat if it’s wall it’s big mass
Around 25:30 you said it looked like a concrete counter top.. Is it possible to stop there and seal it to get the look of concrete countertops without all the work? It absolutely looks like a legit concrete countertop. That would save a whole lot of hassle if you could stop at that point. I'm curious to see how you do the bull nose and how the epoxy looks afterwards. I have the same type of countertops in my kitchen and I would love to do this because we don't have that much counter space. We figure if it gets messed up we can just replace it because it's not that much square footage. Do you do training or anything like that so people can represent your company and other states and do installations? I love this type of work. I think would be really successful business if you had some type of training. Anyone in North Carolina?
I appreciate this A lot! I watched every second of the video. I’m definitely going to replace with quartz instead. It’s nice to understand the process, for me personally, not worth the labor/time investment.
I think he was hungry when he made this. Thanks good Instructor Skills you present!
Great instructional video, thanks! I am wondering how much of the concrete bonding adhesive, thinset mortar and self-leveling underlayment is needed for ~50sq ft of countertop
Very cool.
We have kitchen tile countertops, but also backsplashes. How/can would you do this on those vertical surfaces?
Same here, was thinking about just putting a piece of stainless steel up against it before pouring the epoxy and bending at the top to attach to the underside of the cabinet.
But the link doesn't work... 🧐
theirs a video on vertical surfaces go check it out
I like the haircut on day 3
Thanks Hailey! After reading some reviews on the spray primer I went with the can.
Spray primer? Would you mind sharing the brand/product
A bear design it’s been 8 months but I believe we were talking about XIM Advanced Technology UMA Primer Sealer Bonder. It comes in a can and a spray.
OMG! The final effect is awesome. Thank you.
Mike, just wondering how durable is the countertop after you apply the epoxy coatings. So interested on redoing our old and outdated tile countertop. Thanks for the tutorial videos you have.
Repent, freemason.
Question...Is there a way to cover existing tile countertops AND be able to replace the sink? I have a very outdated cast iron/porcelain type sink that I want to replace. It appears to be installed underneath the tile. Thank you so much for your help and wisdom.
Take the sink out first. Put a bag in the hole and cover to make it look like whatever you want.they had a video where they did that
Amazing. Wow. I am going to do this to my entire kitchen
To me this is the best work i've seen
Sir continue posting ur works i love them and am proud to tell u dat i have been learning alot sir
Your final product looks great. Can I apply this to my shower floor that has old ugly tile? Immediately I see two obstacles: the shower floor is not leveled, pitching to the drain. How to apply watery epoxy to the shower floor that has pitching surfaces? Secondly, is the final surface slippery? How can I make the surface NOT slippery? Thank you very much.
Great question zensea! The surface will be slippery when wet. Our epoxy is a self leveling product so it will want to run down toward the drain due to the pitch, we don't recommend it for shower floor application. Contact us anytime with questions or for project support. (541)450-1976
@@StoneCoatCountertopscan this product be applied over/on an old cast iron tub instead of having the tub electroplated?
I love your videos. You should try to put some old newspapers under the epoxy, I think that would look cool.
Well Done !!! Thats really great. And Thank You !!!
Your video the best I’ve seen on this Great way of explaining how to do this thank you so much
It looks great. I would like to try this but have question. Can this be done with sink attached to countertop or do I have to remove it? Or just tape it off?
yes it can. i have seen one of his videos doing it
Make sure you wear a particle filter mask throughout this project or you're looking at a case of silicosis at a minimum. Guy is crazy doing this without one.
You are really doing amazing work. Thanks
Oh my gosh, how I wish I could get that done to my countertops. I would be a happy camper. Do y’all ever do charity for seniors? Ha ha y’all are awesome
How durable is the finish? And if it does get scratched, how do you repair it? Thanks - Great Video
Rock44260 doesn’t scratch & heat resistant.
If it does scratch, sand with sander and buff back out to shine their website has the supplies to do this and other videos on HOW to do it.
Hi and thank you for a great video. Question:
Once dry, does the final coat of clear epoxy withstand very hot pots and pans??
Good question, I want to know too.
@@downthetubeigo I am interested to start this job commercially, I don't have any information,how can buy this materia.please guide me.
Best regards
Rao Muhammad Saleem.
There is a demonstration video in which a pot with boiling be water is set on it as well as a hot frying pan with eggs. No marks or damage.
They also have a video showing how they poured alcohol over it and caught it on fire.
I love this video
I will do it on my tile countertops
Thanks!
Great....indepth video! Your finished product was spectacular. Thanks for the awesome Tutorial! Question, I love the multicolored Expoxy pour with the gold, black, blue & brown highlights on your website, can this type of pattern be done over a tile surface? Thanks!
Do you have a installer in California or do you travel to do this work cor clients. I'll agree to do a commercial, ad or publication if you do. I haven't been able to find anyone that does this professionally in or around Los Angeles, Ca.
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I realize you were doing a demo, where a respirator would have been a bit clunky, but I hope you guys use them on actual day-to-day jobs when mixing mortars and thin sets.
Cool. Now I'm waiting for you next project. Now that you've just about done everything else & you're going vertical, doing a tile wall over a bath tub would be the ultimate!
Hi Nana Ann! Stay tuned, we have many more amazing projects coming soon and vertical wall is on our schedule!
@@StoneCoatCountertops Hey, you're getting there! I've seen the vertical shower panels & converting countertop tiles. I know if anyone can figure out how to cover shower tiles & come up with any technique on the vertical, you'll be the first! Until then, each technique gets better & better...so many choices!
love to watch your work come out of that stuff. can't get enough
We appreciate that! What is your favorite color combination?
This is great. Can I do this to a 8x15 kitchen floor?
Yes.
I need help finding some products at home-depot. Any other suggestions
No problem Hilda! Check out the tools we love to use on our projects! -Nathan www.stonecoatcountertops.com/favorite-tools-checklist
That came out sooooooo beautiful omg
thanks for sharing your tips and tricks and I'm sure there's more I think a blue and a silver maybe a little grey but I believe there's probably a few more tricks involved to accomplish that
Instead of versa bond try webcrete it's way smoother .
Thanks for the tip William!
Stone Coat Countertops 😂 goooooo William‼️🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for your quick response, I’ll hit you up again when it’s time to pour the epoxy.
Can you show how to do it on tile on the shower wall
I'm sure you can add some type of flake just like epoxied garage floors to make them slip resistant.
I think you could measure, then make shower walls, add this epoxy finish while walls are flat and then install them upright into a shower. Lot of work. I don’t see you being able to add this to existing upright, tiled shower walls.
@@oceanbrzzz Go to their website & you'll see the steps for creating walls for the shower. FYI, it's starting fresh, not a redo of an existing.
@Meeno Do Perhaps
liatofly churchie is thinking of a tile wall over a tub like I am. As for the floor, you're correct if you're talking about over a shower pan. But if the floor was also tiled, I can't see why it wouldn't work. As long as the existing grout isn't showing spread, seems like it's handling the weight bearing aspect okay (unless there was additional weight factor to account for with the overlays)
Quick question, on the curved edge does it become squared off after all the leveling coats or does its still remain curved? Also what is the difference between your epoxy and the epoxy resin that home depot carries? I have worked with that resin before on smaller projects for tables I have made in the automotive industry for show cars and would like to know if there is any difference. Thank you.
I'm working on starting a business doing this for people here in Tucson. This is great because it's the only video I've seen coating over tile. I was wondering how I could do this. I need to find a shop where I can make up some samples like this to show off what SCC can do!
Could we just put the epoxy straight on the primer? I dont care about the tile grooves. Or could we ONLY use versabond? That seemed to be good enough to create a smooth workable surface? Why the thinset ON TOP OF versabond? Again I don't Cate about grout joints, unless there is a quality or endurance issue connected to the thorough prepping? Bumps, grooves, and joints add character, or at least I'm able to justify my laziness by using that as an excuse to not do SO MANY steps.
Did you ended doing it this way ?