That is FREAKIN' GORGEOUS!!! I'm an independent Professional Photographer who shoots residential real estate and about 1/3 of my business is high to very high end, million dollar plus homes. I also work a little in Interior Design and I'm a COLOR FREAK to my very core. This design, the colors and the end result is FANTASTIC!!!
I've watch Todd for awhile and the way he show how to do it made me WHT to do my counters. This weekend will be a great time to do it thanks Ken from cresthill il
These colors are used a lot on this channel. I’d love to see some rarer colors like purple, corals, greens (emerald and hunter green), yellow, even ruby reds. Go out of the box and show just how versatile people’s countertops and other surfaces can be!
On this project the tape damn gave way allowing the epoxy to flow over the edge much sooner than Mitch expected. Make sure to have a properly sealed edge to avoid this. Happens to the best of us. 😅😂😢
@@troypersyn I ve seen plenty of videos with exotic pours where there is “always” an appreciable amount of product flowing over the edge no matter how long one waits before pulling tape.
Mich thank you thank you for all the classes I’m going back to South America and I will do a lot down there ,so get ready to give some classes down there😂😂😂😂
Absolutely gorgeous!!❤️❤️. Love the blues!!! Great job Mitch!!!
That is FREAKIN' GORGEOUS!!! I'm an independent Professional Photographer who shoots residential real estate and about 1/3 of my business is high to very high end, million dollar plus homes. I also work a little in Interior Design and I'm a COLOR FREAK to my very core. This design, the colors and the end result is FANTASTIC!!!
I've watch Todd for awhile and the way he show how to do it made me WHT to do my counters. This weekend will be a great time to do it thanks Ken from cresthill il
Mitch sorry from Ken from cresthill il
Excellent tutorial Mitch love the look!
Mitch, this is a great idea to section off parts of a surfboard before coating.
Or sectioning off an area over which a decal will be applied later .
One of my favorite looks!
That’s a really nice design!! Great job Mitch, looks beautiful!!
U e used stone coat in the past and it yellowed my counter after 6 months. Does this epoxy turn yellow?
Yea this one is incredible!!
Thanks from Hong Kong.
Nice tips love it
Keep it comings!!
❤❤❤I SHARED IT TO SOCIAL MEDIA!!!❤❤❤
This is one of my favorites! Trying to figure out how to do a similar look with doing an exotic pour.
How did you tape the middle? It looks amazing!! 👏👏
That looks great… I like the tape dam in the middle of the piece…giving me some ideas.
I would LOVE to see like coral colors like pinkish-orange pastel, blue turquoise pastel, white, water blue, that’s what I would love to see.
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Great tutorial!
Excellent 👍
These colors are used a lot on this channel. I’d love to see some rarer colors like purple, corals, greens (emerald and hunter green), yellow, even ruby reds. Go out of the box and show just how versatile people’s countertops and other surfaces can be!
How about white, gray, sage green and a little beign.
im dipping my 3d prints in epoxy for a new hot resin look and shine, oh and heck yeah i want a coaster. peace brother.
I'd like a coaster!
if you don'twho are the top coat onor put the torch up to it real close would that turn it yellow my countertops turned out yellow over time
Question,is it NECESSARY to remove sink before doing a pour? Please answer
I shared!
Heyy Kinney!! 😂 sheeesh
I want to do this to my kitchen counter however I did a tube glaze and it turned into a major job so I’m afraid to try this?
Can you use epoxy over a canvas or wood only
Looking for stone coat dealer near Ocala Florida
How can we avoid wasting so much product going over the edge and sitting on plastic instead of piece being worked on.
Tape off edges, wait until it starts to gel up. Then pull tape.
On this project the tape damn gave way allowing the epoxy to flow over the edge much sooner than Mitch expected. Make sure to have a properly sealed edge to avoid this. Happens to the best of us. 😅😂😢
@@troypersyn I ve seen plenty of videos with exotic pours where there is “always” an appreciable amount of product flowing over the edge no matter how long one waits before pulling tape.
Losing product due to spillover is just par for course on epoxy pour projects that don't utilize a mold. All one can do is work to minimize waste.
@@troypersyn that’s the point exotic pours waste more product over the edge. Quite expensive when doing pieces in great volume.
If you shotgun the epoxy bottles it’ll come out faster and save you some time with the epoxy.
Mich thank you thank you for all the classes I’m going back to South America and I will do a lot down there ,so get ready to give some classes down there😂😂😂😂
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