Glitter Shower Floor Project
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2018
- This video shows an epoxy floor being installed over a plastic pan shower base. It is fairly easy to do and the results are stunning! Project comments and links- www.glitteruniversity.com/glit...
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Update 2023: Four years in and it still looks great! - Jak na to + styl
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That’s super cool
Amazing thank you for this !!!!
Glad you liked it! Sorry we just saw your comment!!
I’m sooooooo glad I found your videos!!!
OHHHHH YOU have no idea how happy I am at this time...
YOU are a God-send...
I am about to redo a 1985 Class A RV... I have
flipped 24 RVs and this one might be my last
(I keep saying that)...
This RV is SOOOOO Bad that my brother Gave it to me!!!!
34 years of UGLY...
The fiberglass bathtub/shower looks like what you
started with... I would have NEVER thought in a million
years you could have done this...
Your's turned out so Beautiful...
Question: Did you only do one coat or did you do a clear
over the glitter/epoxy? ... and... How much glitter did you use?
Thank you for sharing this... So Happy!!!!
I am BACK...
And even Happier than before!!!
I thought of this video this morning because
not only am I working on my 1985 RV...
I now have a Vintage 1972 Aristocrat Travel Trailer
and I'm going to do your method on it too!!!!
Question: Do you think I can do the wall on the inside of
the tiny travel trailer???
Be still my heart... I'm so excited...
You are a God-send.. This video is so GREAT..
Thank you again, for sharing this...
Hello Judi Sounds like fun! We have done a number of wall projects and posted them on Glitter University. You will not want to use epoxy to do a wall but there are a number of other mediums that work well. www.glitteruniversity.com/apps/search?q=wall Hope that helps!
@@GlitterMyWorld Great looking project. Thanks for making this video. I’m curious why you recommend not doing this to the shower walls. Sorry. I’m an epoxy newb.
Thanks for this! I am planning on refurbishing my bathroom sink and I cant detach it from my wall because the mirror is attached... I was trying to find a way to do the back lip....
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How’s is the pan holding up?? I was thinking of doing this to mine :) looks so good!
It is doing great!
Gorgeous. I want to do this to my RV shower floor. Did you use just one of the kits? And how much glitter did you use. Thank you in advance :)
No kit. We just picked a number of our glitters that would work well together. I think it took around 4 ounces total (a few different colors). www.bulkglitters.com/Glitter_For_Floors_Menu.html
So you didn't have to do a Primer on the
fiberglass??? That is so cool...
This was an old plastic pan. It had scratches and the surface was rough. If it had been brand new we would have roughed it up first. It is always a good idea to give epoxy something to grip onto.
slippery?
Actually, it really isn't at all. However, there are clear additives that are available if you want to create a light texture. People who make floor epoxy often sell it.
How has this held up? Doesn't look like a very thick coat, I wasn't sure if it would crack. Thanks :)
It is still really in good shape. No cracking of any kind. One time some lime away got on one part of it overnight. It just etched it a bit but it still looks really sparkly and pretty.
@@GlitterMyWorld Nice. Thank you. :)
I'm confused on how you to the color. The epoxy comes clear. Did you first painted it the color you wanted and then added the epoxy with mix glitters?
You add glitter to achieve the color. In this case it was several different glitters to get the colors we wanted. No tinting beyond the glitter was used.
You can use mica powder and mix it in with epoxy before you pour.
Would I be able to do this on cement basement shower?
There are many brands of epoxy out there that love cement. You could definitely do it! Just be sure to get your cement very clean and etch it according to the epoxy manufacturers instructions (it is not hard).
Since this has been almost a year to the date
How is it holding up?
It is holding up beautifully!
how many oz of epoxy did you use for the whole thing?
I think it was around 8 ounces of epoxy and 4 oz of glitter.
Can you do this over a shower Tile floor?
This is more of a question for the epoxy manufacturer. They will probably say no to play it safe. If you rough up the tiles and give them some tooth the epoxy may attach but I would do a test if possible before you try it.