Stone Cold Countertop Resin

Stone coated countertop epoxy can only be purchased here but they are always asked what tools and products they use in training videos.

Stone cold countertop resin.

Add to cart add to wish list. This is the brush we prefer to use when chopping our stone coat countertop epoxy as well as brushing edges. I heated the house up to 75 degrees. Each 2 gallon kit of stone coat countertop epoxy will cover between 40 50 sqft.

I placed the epoxy by the radiant heaters to warm for about 20 minutes. Stone coat countertops are changing their minds about remodeling. This is an amazing epoxy formulation which has zero voc s an extended working time added u v inhibitors for. Do not pour this material over 1 8 per coat for deep thick pours use our casting resin.

Stone coat countertops. It was very aerated. I made sure the counter top was clean and dust free. This will take the guesswork out of the process.

In this tutorial we go over exactly how to mix epoxy for the finish you always want. Make sure and use a normal stone coat flood coat over the top of stone coat casting resin because you ll need the scratch protection. Stone coat countertops art coat epoxy. We have been working with resin artist closely to bring you art coat from stone coat countertops.

Stone coat casting resin can be poured up to 3 4 1 thick depending on the mass of the project. I mixed the epoxy for two minutes high speed with a drill and a mixing bit. Stone coat casting resin. Turned off all circulation fans and placed some radiant heaters by the counter top.

Stone coat countertops offers top grade countertop epoxy resin floor epoxy resin art resin and excellent wood board epoxy products. Step 1 pour your epoxy part a and b into a plastic container. Clean with acetone and remove any loose bristles before using. We created this trowel out of necessity.

Building long term customer relationships threw old fashioned quality customer service. We have tested many types of brushes and this is our favorite. This tool is exactly what we use to gauge the correct thickness of the epoxy we lay out on the surface of each of our stone coat countertop projects.