Pouring Beautiful Epoxy Marble With ONLY 3 Colors
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2023
- We're back at the training center while Josh pours this kitchen island with the hand marble technique. This method always turns out so dynamic and it is hard to believe looking at this piece that it was created using only 3 different pigments. The hand marble is a favorite with our trainees and our customers as it is one of the most effective and easy ways to achieve that marble appearence. Subscribe to see more of our epoxy stone techniques and sign up for hands on training classes at www.counteri.com/classes
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Counter Intelligence is doing counter and tabletops the intelligent way. Our metallic epoxy countertops are the perfect solution for those looking to revitalize their old worn-out, stained, damaged, or outdated counters, and other furniture. From kitchens and bathrooms to restaurants and bars, our solutions are an affordable option to stone finishes like marble, granite, or quarts but still have all the durability and elegant style. We also have other stone, wood, or even metal texture options. Even if we build you a custom new counter, our prices are far less than stone cutting and installation or rare and artsy counter designs.
Epoxy Countertops, you may have seen videos of this process and thought about doing it yourself, only to find out that making a mistake with this process is hard and expensive to fix or the stone and other looks you were going for just didn't come out right. Counter Intelligence is a highly skilled artisan that will make your counters look just like marble, granite quartz, butcher block, copper, or other cool surfaces. The added bonus is that we can make our surfaces incorporate custom colors that pull together existing colors in your home or business. If you have tan tiles we can add tan colors or veins to make it look like it was custom sourced just for your home, office, or restaurant.
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Very nice
How many ounces per square foot did you use?
I would love to do that to my bar counter
It’s plane shutter ply wood
Pls give me some ideas
What were you squirting out of that bottle ? My name is Mike watching from Hyde's. MD. THANKS !
Looks great.
Looks great! Was wondering when you should be using a heat gun? I saw others use it. Thanks
Thanks for the more in depth video. You guys have preached it over and over but at least I'm someone who needs to hear it: Trust the process. One other thing...I've created some pieces I really was to critical with myself about and others actually said it was one of the best pieces I'd made. Please keep em coming...I appreciate what you do even though I'm not interested in making a business of it...I just love the artistic aspect. I do sell sample boards with catchy messages and company logo's...but just as an artistic endeavor. Thanks again!
That's terrific! We are obviously a business looking to help grow the Epoxy Industry but this all started with the simple love and passion we have for Epoxy art! We appreciate you and any other artists out there that enjoy checking out our content. Let us know if there is anything in particular you would like us to do a video on. Keep on pouring!
What kind of primer you
Use , water base.?
Thank you so very much for rhis. You have been a great help to me
I'm a 64 yr young😊 woman, recently divotced. Am just now at this age purchasing my very first home. My kitchen and bathroom countertips need a do over. Whit limitrd funds I knew i wanted this type of look on those areas. Ill first use practice boards but I am not the type by which I sit back and allow the curse of "I can't" stop me of achieving my heart's desire. My desire is to have these type of countertops in my home by which God's blessed me to have and share with my daughters whom are 13 and 11, a home they'll see their 64 yr young mother with limited funds build. Again thank you. From the bottom of my heart. Oh 1 guestion😊 You used the word Isol? That spray you used ? Would you be speaking about alcohol?
Love to hear that! We love being able to train and teach people the right way to do epoxy countertops and your story is so uplifting and exciting. We will be sharing this around our office this week! As for your question, yes we are referring to 91% isopropyl alcohol. It can be tricky to find in some markets so if it is easier to find 90% that will work too. Good luck on your kitchen and bathrooms, and remember you haven't messed up until you have given up! Enjoy your new home 😁
Are you mixing by hand or a paddle in a drill?
I'm surprised that you didn't include an after its cured visual. Are you adding any finish or buffing mechanically or by hand? Are you coming back in an hour and addressing drips or anything else or is that too late? If you need to buff any areas or the entire piece is there a recomended compound that works best? What is the cure time before you set a cup pf coffee on it or kitchen appliances? Are there any cleaners or chemicals to avoid? How long do you wait before introducing any cleaners or is there any recomended time to wait for different types of material to use or avoid to not scratch it? What is the difference between a heat gun and a torch? Does carbon monoxide differ from just a change in temperature? I have obviously not poured any epoxy but I'm not convinced that the average homeowner is capable of pulling this off without making mistakes. I was going to use epoxy but having second thoughts
Dude take the mic out of your beard. That shit is annoying, thanks for the advice also.