How to Build and Install Epoxy Kitchen Countertops On Site | Stone Coat Epoxy
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We’re bringing you yet another Epoxy Masterclass! In this video we are showing you exactly how to build your kitchen countertops from scratch on site! Want to learn every single step in transforming your kitchen in a weekend? Watch this epoxy tutorial and you’ll find out it’s much easier than you think. Don’t waste your money buying prefab counters from a big box store! They’re overpriced, and more often than not they’ll take MONTHS to even get them into your home. Avoid that by learning how to DIY and make beautiful epoxy counters that will match anything in your home and not only that, but also increase the curb appeal. This is a perfect solution to raising the value in your home when you’re looking to sell. You Got This!
0:00 - Intro to How to Build and Install Epoxy Kitchen Countertops On Site
0:34 - How to prep before pouring epoxy
2:56 - Kitchen Countertop Layout On Site, Template with a tape measure
14:02 - Cutting Countertops Out of Sheets of Wood
16:52 - Making a Drop Edge for Epoxy Kitchen Countertops
21:14 - Creating a Chiseled Rock Face Edge in Wood Countertops
31:37 - How to Install Kitchen Countertops
37:00 - How to protect kitchen cabinets before pouring Stone Coat Epoxy
41:38 - Filling and Hiding a Seam in the Countertop
43:55 - How to Seam Backsplash with Wood Dowels
50:29 - How to apply Stone Coat Epoxy Undercoat, it’s easy!
55:07 - How to Make a Epoxy Tape Damn
58:56 - How to Mix Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy on site
1:01:30 - How to Add Metallic Colors and Dyes to Epoxy
1:03:49 - How to Build an Exotic Pour Bucket with Stone Coat Epoxy - Easy Epoxy Technique
1:05:54 - Applying Epoxy to Kitchen Countertops
1:09:51 - Melding Epoxy Colors with a Heat Gun
1:14:10 - Applying Epoxy to Kitchen Backsplash
1:16:00 - Removing a Epoxy Tape Damn
1:19:55 - Cut out Sink Hole in Epoxy Countertops
1:25:49 - How to Prep Epoxy Countertops for the Ultimate Top Coat
1:28:23 - How to Install the Ultimate Top Coat over Epoxy Countertops On Site
1:34:17 - How to mark countertop to fit tight to wall
1:35:51 - Installing Epoxy Backsplash in Kitchen
1:44:18 - Final Results - Stone Coat Epoxy Kitchen On Site Complete
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Stone Coat Countertops is an epoxy based CZcams channel that will show you unique ways to DIY your way to an amazing kitchen, bath, resin art, construction, or design project on a budget. We believe in teaching skills in, woodworking, art, epoxy floors, epoxy countertops, and showing how to get realistic results to make your old laminate, tile countertop, formica, concrete countertop, garage floor, and walls look like renewed works of resin art! Simply put we are always looking for our next project to help all the DIY folks, contractors, designers, artists, and hobbyist, tackle their next project. Watch our free how to videos on the skills to make your dreams a reality with epoxy resin! Contact us anytime for free project support, (541) 450-1976 You Got This!
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You're not fat. You Sir are a rare and prime specimen of a man and Gods gift to 1.7 Million people.
One of my favorite videos to watch. Demonstrates so many different techniques in one video. I have been intimidated to try this in my kitchen but after watching countless hours of Mitch sharing knowledge and showing how fun and easy it is I am about ready to give it a go as I begin my Kitchen make over.
I know first hand how gorgeous these counters are as they are my mothers. To say we love them is a an UNDERSTATEMENT! I also know first hand the emotional and financial toll it was taking on my mom to rehab this home in pieces, and the stress she was under not knowing how she was going to finish the kitchen on her budget after unexpected construction costs on other projects. These counters not only added TREMENDOUS value to the home (per her realtor) but more importantly made my mom so happy and PROUD! Only problem- we love them so much it might be hard to sell this place now!! Guess we need to start getting excited for our next project since I know we will only have SCC counters from here out. Thank you Mitch and the SCC team!!!
Bonnie. Your mom is incredible. That place looks like a high end general contractor was building it from ground up. . she must be very pleased with herself after all done. It came out beautifully in my opinion.
And Realtors know it takes granite countertops and stainless steel appliances to sell houses. This is more striking than any I've granite I've ever seen. .
For my two cents , I would go with high quality brushed stainless steel switch plates in the kitchen with brown switches .or plugs . All decora style like are used on the gfi receptacles. Might end up on the cover of Better Homes and gardens magazine.
I would love this done in my kitchen, do you work in Georgia
I have some questions/comments below:
I heard your comments regarding mdf vs plywood and outside edges and I can see that now, tu. I never thought that mdf was suitable for moist areas.
On the kitchen backsplash or countertop you can use a blowdryer to spread the epoxy lightly to get the desired effect.
What type of roller NAPare u using for the wet/dry applications? I always thought a smooth sponge was better because it didn't leave roller marks.
DO YOU HAVE FRANCHISES AVAILABLE IN RALEIGH, NC????
LOVE YOUR WORK, BEST EVER!!!
This is one video I want to watch and re-watch until my eyes fall out. It's so much like your remodeling my own kitchen and I believe I can do this on my own as a sixty-year-old woman. You have ramped Up Genius to another level
Best comment of the video! Thanks for letting us know how much you enjoyed the video. Let me know if you have any questions before you get that project started!
I’m 62 and I’m confident enough after watching this video. Like you, I will watch it and others until my eyes fall out. We can’t find a soul around here to work. I’m glad I’m artsy enough and a DIYer !..
The birds eye view drawing of the kitchen was a good tip
One of the things that I really appreciate about your videos is that when I'm watching them, I feel like I'm actually learning something that I can eventually do. Too many home improvement or woodworking videos I realize that I'm not learning. The person's skills might be amazing, but in the end, watching them is just killing time. I never feel like I'm just killing time watching your videos.
You and Mike are amazing teachers. Very informative without Being condescending. You teach in a very easy to learn manner easy to understand and make it seem like anyone can do this you instill confidence in every step.
Very personable, kept me engaged. I actually was surprised at how “quick” the time went. One question, the sink cut out, can that be used as a cutting board?
Hey Davel, this is Mitch! Brilliant idea, and that's exactly what I'm doing for the customer. I'll bondo the seam where I laminated the two pieces together then I was going to paint the edge black and do a gold paint pen design and cover the whole thing one more time with clear epoxy! I used to do this for every customer when I installed granite! They loved the stinkin cutting board more than the 100 square foot kitchen I just installed!!! Thanks so much for watching
Such a kind comment! Thanks for the great feedback Tracey!
@@StoneCoatCountertops sounds awesome! 🖖🏻
I went to look at laminate counter tops to find one i liked and I didnt order it that day. I wanted to give myself time to make sure it was what I wanted. I also did not have the money for a slab of granite or marble. I loved the epoxy counter tops i had seen. These were all done with kits to cover existing counter tops. My kitchen is in a newly gutted and remodeled home so there is no counter top already there. I had dreams of how i wanted my first and only kitchen done entirely by me a single woman. I wanted those beautiful epoxy counter tops. I could not afford to hire someone to give me what I dreamed my kitchen would look like. Tonight I found you. I had already seen other videos by stone coat epoxy. Every single one I have watched I have been amazed and loved your projects. You my friend have given me back my dream. After watching this entire video, i feel confident I can do this. I can make my own counter tops and pour them myself ( with my daughters help.) I have done all my own plumbing . Laid tile. Installed 2 bathrooms. Installed my kitchen cabinetry. So yes I can do this. I just have to do some research or shoot some questions to stone coat so I have answers and more knowledge before I do the job. I think I feel in love with you today. Your video was very knowledgeable. Very informative. Very well done to give your customers confidence to do the job themselves. You guys rock at stone coat. Love Love Llove you all. May God bless you and yours.
You sir are a master of your craft. As a journeywoman cabinetmaker and onetime schoolteacher I am deeply appreciative of your technical skill and your ability to completely and concisely explain each step of the process.This is a rare combination of talents, thank you for sharing them in this video. Also hats off to the videographer and editor.
What a sweet relief when you turned down the music. Such a beautiful success. You are a good teacher.
I can feel my brain growing every time I watch one of your videos
Yesterday my son and I did my Kitchen windowsills to match my counter tops.
We got this!
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This is a wonderful comment! How did you like working with the epoxy? How many videos did you watch before feeling ready to try it out? Thanks for letting us know you tried out our product - You Got This!
Ya know, I was gonna comment on how well your videos are done and so easy to understand, but Tracey Graham beat me to it. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and told my wife that she and I can do this and she's all in. Looking forward to creating magic with my wife and viewing more of ya'll's videos. Keep up the GREAT work !!!
Extremely helpful video! You are a great teacher! Very encouraging and very well done. I just did countertops in my new kitchen with your products and it has turned out beautifully. I think I watched this video three times and you answered every question I had! Keep up the great work.
Now this is very informative and interesting to watch. The narrator sure is full of energy! He demonstrates that he knows what he is talking about.
you are just great in the way you teach.... you stick to the subject, dont jump around, and show exactly what is needed in each step. THANK YOU I should have watched it prior to working on my project.....
I'm a wood guy. Have been since I was a kid. I've been looking at butcher block to replace my horrible tile counter tops, lusting over the exotic butcher block tops which have become a lot more accessible in the last few years and a lot cheaper. They are cheaper, not cheap. On the up-scale side, I've always loved the random natural grain of stone. But it's never been in my price range even though I have a brother who sells and installs real stone counters. Watching these guys... I can do exotic stone counter tops to EXACTLY match the colors my picky wife wants, and even cheaper than butcher block. (Don't question a picky wife...she picked you) This method is so versatile, I can even put a big butcher block insert where I always chop the BOOM (and fries) for my cooking. The more I watch this method, the more I think I can add some CRAZY value and flash to my kitchen. And less work for me!!
Thank you so much you actually one of the best teacher I seen online so far, you are very good at telling important tricky points that people fail when they try themselves, you are very best content on educating people about topic, thanks a lot
I have watched several of your videos & subscribed to all.
Love them, love them, & love them!!!
Thank you for being so informative and helpful to all instead of just doing the project and leaving the important details out.
We bought the SCC track saw kit last year. WHAT A GAME CHANGER! Breaking down sheets of MDF, plywood & other sheet goods is nice, easy and accurate.
100% great comment! Thanks for the quick review!
Tilebond III has shorter shelf life. It's has longer open/work time. It's made for areas subject to water prone/moisture exposure areas( sinks surrounds) Titebond II is for cutterboards and outdoor projects. Products that weren't consistently in water.
Track saws are fantastic, especially when working with MDF. You wont use it all the time but when you do have a project you can use it on they are awesome. Theres nothing better than having a lazer straight cut
SCC ?? I was trying to figure out what track saw he was using? It looks like a Makita, but the track looks different than anything I’m seeing?
@@rdmj64 you're correct. The saw is a makita (worm drive). I purchased the cordless version with two 18V. The SCC track saw system is made up of three aluminum guides that are approximately 4 ft. and a plastic base plate for your saw (that you will have to mount). You will need some plywood and screws in addition to the track saw kit. There's an instructional video on the SCC website on how to assemble it.
Thank you ☺️ I appreciate this level of training because it very important to make sure we are creating accurate math, artwork comes natural so having the opportunity to learn more math, I’m grateful 😇
Thanks for the great comment! Appreciate you, thanks for watching
What an amazing start-to-finish video! Thank you so much, this is going to help me so much when I go to lay my countertop from start to finish. I appreciate you and all your advice.
Thank you
i just installed my kitchen yesterday... definitely will have to epoxy in place... im going to try it..
Amazing to see you work. It going fast and still very professionel. Easy to follow all the steps you make.
Thank you.
Absolutely amazing! The exotic mix is so beautiful and the pour is so satisfying to watch.
My husband and i did our kitchen, we didnt torch well the second layer causing bubbles but its fixableand even that happen i still love the results! Now we are prepping to do our pantry counter.
nice, you're making me wanna try👍😜
@@flyingrogue8550 you have to! Its super fun!
Where did you buy all the materials? And how expensive were they?
I'm enjoying watching
@@flyingrogue8550 i am learning
This video is gold!! So many good tips for a couple of different situations which is awesome!! This is by far my favorite “Mitch only” video!!! This is a great example of different approaches to achieve master results!! ❤️ it!!! You guys know how to teach people in layman’s terms. I can’t believe that there are ships with goods sitting… pathetic government we have
Another home run, Mitch! 🌟 The exotic pour is definitely is your speciality! You knocked it outta the park. Sweet!
Thanks so much for the great feedback!!!! Appreciate you taking the time letting me know you enjoyed the vid!
Great job! Awesome work.
I’d have personally gone with another color scheme, but you’re doing what your customer asked for. Hope they are enjoying it ask much as I enjoyed watching it be done.
You made that look so easy and such a beautiful colour pallet of dyes and powders. it looks stunning and its a one of a kind look. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Great, no fantastic job.
I absolutely love the color scheme! Very informative video! Thank you for your time!
I like and appreciate the soft tone of your voice
A new technical term: "Notcharooskie"!!!🤔😁😁😁
Tight bond2 isn’t waterproof and tight bond3 is waterproof. I only buy TB3. I will be doing the 2nd side of my sister & brother in law’s duplex. I did the other sides kitchen two years ago and everyone loves it! I live in this side so I have been updating everything. I’ve been making new bottom shelves on all the windows with using StoneCoat Epoxy to give them the look of marble. You guys rock and I’m so grateful that I found you and you give us all the training videos and your just a call away if we have a question! I met your staff about 4 years ago when I drove down to get my order! They are/were amazing and so kind I got my picture with them before I left! I’m your customer for life! Thank you.
Mitch, You are a great teacher. I’ve done out bathroom countertops and our kitchen countertops and backsplash, but continue to learn more techniques from you and Mike. I need more practice with the silicone techniques and the hint to use as little as possible was a great take-away. Thank you!
Really like your tips and tricks, you make me think I could actually pull it off.
I have watched this yesterday and today! I will probably be back tomorrow 😊
Thank you so much for the education🥰‼️
You guys are better than HGTV😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
“They’ll last a lifetime… as long as you don’t leave them on the job-site”. -Mitch Quist, talking about the jigsaw 😂😂😂 you crack me up! This is such a great teaching video, Mitch!!! One I have watched 3 times now 👍🏼
Well said!
WE ARE BUYING A NEW HOUSE... AND YA GOT ME HOOKED...WOW I CAN'T WAIT TO TRY THIS THANK YOU SO MUCH....YOUR NEW FAN...
Thank you for being willing to share your knowledge.
Love this video. Well put together and informative. It actually convince me to expand my flooring business to also epoxy countertops. Thank you!
Great work Mitch...you are a great teacher. Step by step is always helpful to ur followers. This video I know is done in an empty house, but it could sure be a challenge to do this work in an occupied home.. alot more coverage with plastic and tape is required...
What you did here was is AMAZING! The best effect I have seen so far on CZcams. Love your skills buddy!
Awesome job. There are many epoxy guys out there you guys are still the best. I used your epoxy in the past. I would not use any other brand. Great product and great videos!!!!
Wow thank you so much Dennis! We would love to see your work, do you have any projects coming up?
Fantastic job! It's absolutely stunning. You have an amazing talent and should be quite proud of yourself. Thank you for all the tips and for sharing this job with us.
I’m so Nervous about doing my countertops but your videos are giving me confidence 👍🏻
You are a great teacher. You explain everything so it is easy to unddrstand and follow. Great video.!!
Wow that is simply beautiful. you are so talented and gifted!! thanks for sharing
You are a very good teacher. Evudent in your explanation of each step in the process. Thanks
Watched till the end and its amazing.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!!!
Thankyou for the video. I learn a very important lesson on measuring.
i should have watched this during the superbowl with others. id be enthusiastic and cheering like a diehard fan.
Hey brother, I really appreciate your videos from Stone Coat, and love the product ! Thank you for your videos, they are a GREAT HELP !
I love watching you guys work. The only thing is that you guys are so good that I realize how little I know, although you do keep it simple and explain the whys behind each of your steps.
Thank you so much for watching! Our goal is to help give everyone the best tips and tricks to create their dream projects. Let us know if you have any questions.
Love it! Can i do the back splash as well? Im going to search trhrough your videos for the answer.
Good job. Enjoyed the process. You have charisma. Great take away. Quality video.
Cheers
Thickness of the MDF. Assuming 3/4".... I'm sorry if i missed it. LOVE LOVE learning from your videos.... Materials should be here this week! WHOOOOHOOO!
I hardly ever watch a vidio all the way through but, Mitch, you got my attention. I'd purchased a fixer upper but kitchen and bathroom needs lots of work and purchasing granite counter top is not in my budget. However, you videos are so informative to the T that I'm encouraged give it try. I can't wait to order one of your kits to make my dream countertops. Thanks for sharing your wonderful vidios.
Yes it gave me much more confidence, thanks for sharing all the details!
That's crazy amazing! Beautiful!
I have over 26 years in kitchen and interior design. You sir have a fantastic eye for color and patterns. This is absolutely stunning! One question why too Mount instead of under mount sink
Thanks for this. It gives me tons of confidence knowing that if I have questions, I can watch some videos and learn what I need to know. I've got a lot of projects coming up and I'm super excited for it.
Glad it was helpful! If you need any questions answered more thoroughly just give us a call and we can help you out.
Gordon, Their sales reps know their stuff and mine was extremely helpful. When you place your order, start a rapport. When I was doing my first project, I got the epoxy a little too hot with the propane torch and it caught on fire. Sigh! I called Mike, the sales rep, in a panic and he calmed me down “Don’t worry. It will sand out and when you put your clear coat on, it will look fine.” I’d does. Punch perfection on the face. Since then I did my kitchen countertops and a 20” backsplash. OMGOSH! Everyone who sees it freaks out on how amazingly awesome it is. You got this!
You’re not fat and you do BEAUTIFUL WORK 😊
Man you guys are the best I’ve shared your videos with all my friends and family and Facebook and CZcams family!!!
The preparation is so satisfying 😂. It looks so neatly done.
Great job, I learned so much, thank you for your great teaching skills...
I love your neatness, you could definitely work in my home,❤❤ that I love to watch people work with their hands ,very skilful.
Thanks for another great video. I always enjoy the content you and Mike share.
After watching this before I was going to drop $5,000. on stone counter tops and I am goin to give this a shot I have worked with stuff like this before and I love the out come of it . Thank you for the instruction video
Great comment! Let me know if you have any questions
Omg I have become addicted to your channel
Dude, you are an artist! Excellent work
Thanks to you and your brother i can finally finish my kitchen, well basically my whole house. I was told just for my kitchen i was going to pay almost 7K without the island. The island was going to be another 5k. I said nope and your videos showed up like a god send. I am also a DYIerI seriously wanted to cry when i found out how easy (you make it seem, thx for the confidence) and cheaper. Now i can go ahead and get the ctual color i wanted without having to sell my liver or having to get a loan from the bank. Again thank you soooooooooooooo much! Now i can focuse on the flooring and getting the extra ac i need.
Have you ever done the waterfall feature? Do you think its possible?
Nice tip ont he ram board tape! thank you
You're welcome, let me know if you have any questions
Mitch makes great videos very informative and entertaining, thanks love your products
Great video, as always.
May the very best come to you all at
Stonecoat Coutertops in 2022.
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Thank you so much! To you as well my friend. ❤🙌
So very beautiful glad I can still catch up watching these gorgeous 🙌❤️❤️ colors are gorgeous.,thx.
Thanks so much Angela! You always say such nice things about my projects! I appreciate your feedback!!!!
@@mitchquist welcome always 🙌
This is an extremely enjoyable video, very well explained as well. Cheers!
Wow, best how to/DIY vid ever!
Great video Mitch!! A must watch for beginners and pros!
Glad it was helpful! You rock!
I am in Love with that Beautiful counters. ❤🥰
I watched your video completely and you did a fantastic job. Im impatient so dont think i could be as a perfectionist as you. Love the colors
We appreciate that. Have you used our epoxy before?
great tip and this product looks amazing...
Brilliant video I watched from start to finish, amazing enthusiasm Mitch.Always a pleasure to watch you and Mike,and incorporating the woodwork side of it too made it more enjoyable."62 inches and 2 little lines past the half"😂that's how I measure.great content guys,much respect from UK.
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Already a subscriber, brilliant
You are the man bro love from a young Handyman I do home improvement projects.
Wow, I came for the epoxy countertops, stay for the hundreds of construction tips. All for free!! Keep up the great work SCC!
not my choice of colors, but wow, so nicely done !!!
Great video, nice work!! You make it look sooo easy!!
Awesome. Turned out great, and I learned so much. Thanks.
Man this video is awesome! One of your best ever! terrific color combo and the step by step is exactly what I've been looking for in terms of fabrication on site and all the little detail like sink cutting and caulking! I'd love to see more sink scenarios like farm sinks and undercounts. Thanks guys! Vaghn
I am doing this exact same thing next weekend. Never done one before. I feel confident that I can do it, but I have seen a few things here that I hadn't yet thought about that now I will be looking for. Before during and after pics coming soon. (fingerscrossed)
I have your product at home but I never have the time to do it but I love watching your videos From South Texas
I'll come do it next whitetail season if we can trade me filling my freezer with a whitetail with my bow!
Best how to video on the internet 👏
I really enjoyed watching this...!!
Bravo you are the best chef
Beautiful thanks for sharing 👍
Love this video, now trying to get my sister to think about it.
Man I love these videos I learn so much I really really appreciate you guys thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏽