Love this design and plan to do this for my RV countertop. Would you apply UTC at this stage or would you add another layer of clear coat before the UTC. Thank you for all your lessons!
Been dealing with natural stone for over 30 years and this is the first time i have seen something i truly like as much. well done. at first when you poured the resin i was underwhelmed but the finish is extraordinary.
What color combos would you recomend for a more white granite? Do you think a base of natural gray with light sprays of silver, pearl white, and bronze would work?
TeeAndMe22 Hill thank you so much for your feedback. This was one of my first videos so we had a lot,of kinks to work out. I think we are better now. 😊
When epoxying a countertop, can one work in small section at a time to have more time to do the design? Will the dry and wet epoxy join seamlessly? Thanks.
No Ann, you'll want to work the piece all at the same time. When pouring a large area, I only mix up 2 quarts at a time, then while I'm creating the finish, my helper will be mixing me up another batch. I will pour and then chop the two areas together while they are still wet.
No turquoise?? Lol. You're awesome as usual Rhonda. I've been fortunate to see her demonstrate this technique in person. Even better than on video. Rhonda is a master of faux finish techniques.
I would love see this done on a base of natural gray with pearl white, Diamond dust, silver, and hints of oasis blue, sky blue, and tiny accents of gold and candy pink.
Love your videos Rhonda. They are so informative and you cover all the details that the viewer is looking for. Plus you are a very accomplished crafts person. Look forward to the next one 👍
It is really an amazing tutorial and look at the gorgeous result 😍 super woman👍🏼🌺 two questions please; as for a countertop - does is scratch? - does the lemon or clorox or anything affect it? Thank you so much, and btw I am so proud of you😇 you are a strong lady. Can you make a video “Do & Don’t” with epoxy countertops? This will be so important for everyone wants to make a living out of this work.
bushbosh thank you so much for your feedback and I’m sorry I’m just seeing this! Stonecoat epoxy is extremely scratch resistant. I’ve literally installed it in over 75 homes/businesses. I also have it in my workshop and they look like the day I poured them. I clean mine with just a gentle Bleach free cleaner. I also use frequently vinegar and water mixed with a drop or two of Dawn dish soap. I’m thinking the lemon juice would be ok as well. 😊
You keep saying that we 'can see this and that, but in fact we CANT SEE because your camera doesn't get close enough! We can't see all the things you point out!!! Bad filming compared to other videos on youtube.
That's really pretty
Love this design and plan to do this for my RV countertop. Would you apply UTC at this stage or would you add another layer of clear coat before the UTC. Thank you for all your lessons!
I would add a flood coat for the added protection 😊
Rhonda you make this look so darn easy. I know it is not. way cool
Did you do a shower wall Renovation and do you have a video of it. I thought I saw a reference to it but haven’t been able to find it.
Yes we did an entire bathroom but didn’t video it. The next one we will 😊.
@@RK3Designs hope you do it soon. I can’t wait to see it.
Been dealing with natural stone for over 30 years and this is the first time i have seen something i truly like as much. well done. at first when you poured the resin i was underwhelmed but the finish is extraordinary.
Warren thank you so much! I really do appreciate the kind words and your feedback! 😊
What color combos would you recomend for a more white granite? Do you think a base of natural gray with light sprays of silver, pearl white, and bronze would work?
I think that color palate would be gorgeous!!!
You have amazing Technics love your videos
Timothy James thank you so much!!! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment 😊
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I love you work but I wish you would have more closeups especially of the end product. Thank you for all the info!
TeeAndMe22 Hill thank you so much for your feedback. This was one of my first videos so we had a lot,of kinks to work out. I think we are better now. 😊
You're an amazing teacher and a master craftsmen "craftswoman"
Thank you Mike, I have a great Mentor 😊
Love this technique!
Rhonda you are an amazing teacher! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. 🙂
Where do you get your spray bottles?
Terry Jeffrey I’ve found that Home Depot has the best ones. The ones with the yellow top, but I’ve also gotten them from the dollar store. 🤪
When epoxying a countertop, can one work in small section at a time to have more time to do the design? Will the dry and wet epoxy join seamlessly? Thanks.
No Ann, you'll want to work the piece all at the same time. When pouring a large area, I only mix up 2 quarts at a time, then while I'm creating the finish, my helper will be mixing me up another batch. I will pour and then chop the two areas together while they are still wet.
Instead of firing my torch into the mixing cup, I use my heat gun.
No turquoise?? Lol. You're awesome as usual Rhonda. I've been fortunate to see her demonstrate this technique in person. Even better than on video. Rhonda is a master of faux finish techniques.
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate the kind words!!
I would love see this done on a base of natural gray with pearl white, Diamond dust, silver, and hints of oasis blue, sky blue, and tiny accents of gold and candy pink.
Love your videos Rhonda. They are so informative and you cover all the details that the viewer is looking for. Plus you are a very accomplished crafts person. Look forward to the next one 👍
Denis faucher thank you so much. That really does mean a lot to me!!! I appreciate you watching and taking the tune to comment!! 😊😊
Hi Rhonda, how many ounces of epoxy do you normally use per square foot for the design layer and for the final coat? Thank you.
3 oz per square ft for each coat. 😊
It is really an amazing tutorial and look at the gorgeous result 😍 super woman👍🏼🌺 two questions please; as for a countertop
- does is scratch?
- does the lemon or clorox or anything affect it?
Thank you so much, and btw I am so proud of you😇 you are a strong lady.
Can you make a video “Do & Don’t” with epoxy countertops? This will be so important for everyone wants to make a living out of this work.
bushbosh thank you so much for your feedback and I’m sorry I’m just seeing this! Stonecoat epoxy is extremely scratch resistant. I’ve literally installed it in over 75 homes/businesses. I also have it in my workshop and they look like the day I poured them. I clean mine with just a gentle Bleach free cleaner. I also use frequently vinegar and water mixed with a drop or two of Dawn dish soap. I’m thinking the lemon juice would be ok as well. 😊
I get a better view when you have a camera shot straight down
This is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you!
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!!!
Great video! I started watching you after seeing you on Mike’s channel.
Chris Nash thank you so much for watching!!! I really appreciate it! 😊
You keep saying that we 'can see this and that, but in fact we CANT SEE because your camera doesn't get close enough! We can't see all the things you point out!!! Bad filming compared to other videos on youtube.