Creating Patterns Across Corners: A Southwest vein finish with Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2020
- Rhonda shows you how to create a stunning Southwest inspired pattern with veins, across an L shaped corner. Having trouble with making patterns across corners? You'll want to hear Rhonda's tips!
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Most remarkable vein I have ever seen! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!!! 😊😊
Like many others, this would be a dream come true! I’ll share the link with my daughter who is also interested in epoxy pouring!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it! 😊
This is what I want to do in my newly remodeled kitchen. I just love how this turned out and I have 3 corners to deal with.
You can do it!
It reminds me of an opal, beautiful!! 😍
I always enjoy the work you do. Glad you added that extra little vein on the side. I think it really helped balance out the composition. Keep up the great work!
J4x Art thank you!!! I really do appreciate you watching and your feedback! 😊
So BEAUTIFUL!! As usual!
Melissa Woodburn thanks ma’am! ❤️
👍👍that's beautiful, thanks for sharing, may God bless you
romerocarver thank you so much!!!
They’re beautiful!!!
Thank you!!!!
Beautiful work Rhonda!
Beautiful this is exactly what I want for my coffee table
Thank you!!!! Thanks for watching!!!
I want this for my trays. This would be my perfect colors! Love your talent! Thank you beautiful ☺️
You bet! Glad you liked them! 😊
I love the colors. Very clean. Thanks for sharing!
KiKi's Kreations thank you!
You are AWESOME!
Why thank you my friend!!!! 😊😊😊. Learned from some pretty cool people like yourself! ❤️
Great twist with the turquoise.
Thanks ma’am 😊
Beautiful
Paula Harris thank you!
Oh yeah! This is great👍helped me out big time!!!
Awesome. Glad it helped😊
Hi Rhonda, loved this look. Could you clarify the pearl and mica products (white) you used for the main coat? I’m looking to buy and a bit confused about exactly what you used, many thanks, Deb :)
Hey there! The mica powder is what I use to “tint” the epoxy. I used both a Pearl Mica powder and a White Mica powder. I get my mica powders from Stonecoat Countertops.con.
RK3 Designs Thank you!
I'm planning on doing my kitchen using the knotty artisan soapstone technique (obvious striae) but have 2 obvious 90 degree angles... Any advice? And thank you for your tutorials. They are the most straightforward and you are really fun to watch.
I would look at the project as a whole, maybe even draw it out on note cards. Then draw out your pattern so that you can visually see it on paper. Also, if you run several veins instead of just one major vein, this will give your eye more places to go and not directly to the 90 degree angle. Hope this made sense.
Gorgeous! Where can I get a sample board or something similar that will work?
We use and cut our own 1/2 in. MDF. I believe Home Depot will cut some for you. 😊
Love❤️🖍🖍🖍🖍💥👏🤩👍🏻
I want to see you start from mixing the ingredients from beginning together at the start to the end, And start with darker marble colors, I work with epoxy tumblers and I just bought a house and this sure would fix my kitchen
I have a ton of videos where I start from the very beginning 😊😊😊
In your professional opinion, does the craft coat flow, driy and otherwise act the same as the regular stonecoat material? I would like to do my sample panels with the product, but I don't want to have any difficulty in getting the same results on the counters once I switch to the better product.
I see a few differences, but I’ve worked with both of them so much that I anticipate the subtle differences. I think the craft coat has a little less open time, it also traps more bubbles ( but easily torches out) when mixed with an electric drill. Besides that, I’ve not seen much difference. 😊😊
How do you clean these brushes? Or are they throw aways
I throw my brushes in an airtight bucket with a little acetone and leave them there until I’m ready to use them again. Just take them out, shake them a little and they are ready to use again. I use them over and over again. 😊.
This is beautiful! I'd love to see some demonstrations of using the epoxy over different types of materials like fabric and leather. I have an image in my mind of a desktop that has been upholstered in leather with a nail head boarder or design and then covered completely with epoxy.
Jen Hill I’ve actually poured over leather and it turned out amazing!! I’ll definitely try to do some videos over different materials. Thanks for leaving a comment!! I appreciate your feedback!!!
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Please put the names of all the materials used in this class I love it but not sure of base coat colors to make it clear wht.