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i put baby powder on my hand so i can put on new gloves works like a charm

love the work you guys do love from Ireland Dublin

My backsplash is full slabs of marble is there a way to remove them with out breaking? I just hate the color and want do a makeover but feel like it would be a shame to get rid of the expensive material and not reuse it. Any ideas of ow i can achive removing without breaking it?

How do you get a dirty pour down the sides of your project

I am a beginner but love love your show

Very elegant, truly excellent colors used!!

Sorry but this looks like a mess

I just watched this (I’ve seen other projects before, and people spend so much money on those one day bathroom transformations, and end up with a plastic-looking bathroom for at least 5 times the amount of money for something that doesn’t at all compare to the results of your epoxy, and it’s just too bad because it’s and such a versatile product! I wanted to mention a couple of things that might be of interest as an option to the final product, especially to those who have to create a brand new shower/ bath to shower conversion. I had a very old colonial house about 20 years ago and the house had only one full bathroom on the first floor that desperately needed a complete remodel, but more importantly, it needed a bathroom on the second floor period, it had all of the bedrooms and zero bathrooms. I was convinced we had enough room to put a couple of closets together, and it is too bad we didn’t have this product back then! We absolutely did have a solution, and that solution was to use shower doors that slide side to side instead of opening the door in the traditional open-motion way, which would have most definitely prevented us from having a shower altogether, and we definitely didn’t want a Mickey-mouse shower looking corner thing. Even though we used traditional tile, the solution would be viable for any material used! Our other “easy” solution was to use tile all the way throughout instead of just up to a certain height/etc. , including the ceiling. We used light-colored neutral marble tile that was very inexpensive, and nobody was doing this. The final bathroom looked absolutely incredible, and we didn’t have to deal with any paint. The entire bathroom used the same tile, no special backsplashes, just uniform (it had some light grey marbling- and of course if you’re creating your custom panels, you have so much more versatility with making it look the way you want to, but I just wanted to add that KISS works with designs, too- looking back on it, it would have been gaudy looking if we tried to complicate a very simple design with all these lines breaking up a streamlined look. I stopped by the house around 10 years ago and talked to the new family who bought the house from us, and they said the bathroom was the reason they bought the house in the first place. We bought and sold that house for less than $300k in the early 2000s, and it’s worth $650k now. And now I’m watching your beautiful craft and thinking how many homes you are helping to build their value! Thank you for your talent, craft, and dedication!

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What kind of paint do we can use for painting a sink countertop?

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Mitch thanks for giving all us DIYers so much confidence in using your products.

So I put ultimate top coat on my counter after doing the epoxy and all the same steps ya'll been doing forever , Why is it so easy to make scratches and marks on it if the top coat is supposed to be a shield of sorts ?

What ever happened to Mike? Never see him in these videos anymore..

Hi! I love all your step by step, video tutorials. Thanks for sharing! My husband and I are getting ready to build an In-Law suite on the back of my daughter's home and we're starting to think about decorating. We fell in love with the earth tone countertop displayed behind you in this video. Do you have a tutorial for that countertop with a list of colors you used??? My next step is to look through all your videos. Thanks in advance!

Why did you add two coats of the white underlayment and two coats of black underlayment.

I refinish bathtubs and countertops for over 24 years, and this is looking easier for countertops until it comes to tile and cutting off the backsplash on some of these countertops. He cuts out the part where he had to remove the sink, which involves plumbing. You start messing with plumbing, and you risk more going wrong.

How durable is this type of countertop?

Looking sharp! 🤗

Won't last. You have to shave a thin layer of the concrete with a diamond blade. Otherwise it will start to peel where the tires of a car will sit

Good morning from Freeport, IL, I'm back from Hong Kong.

How does this compare with the platinum version you guys used to sell

How can be used for conference table top and dining table top. Your work is very amazing and awesome.

Can you hilight some of the primary differences between Speed Cure and the prior Platinum? Does SpeedCure have more / less UV protection than Art Coat? Can it be used outside?

Nice! Love the colors! Excited about the fact that you can literally sand and flood or top-coat in 4 hours. I've flooded in 4, 5 and 6 hours using regular epoxies and art coats without sanding for certain designs but some designs that I've done require sanding that had to be done next day therefore I had to flood the following day. This is great news! Definitely will be tryin this product out soon. I still have a lil epoxy on hand.

Id like to see different techniques for garage floors

Do you think this will work on a new build from scratch or is it recommended to use the Art Coat? I've used both...you just answered my questions Mitch... a great looking new product!

Big dimple in the counter at 9:54

Precioso trabajo

What r the steps to do something like that over my counter tops i ordered some of your products and cant wait to go for it

I enjoy watching these videos and im wanting to do this to my tops. I want to use this kit, but I'm still confused on what to use for a primer cause I have solid wood top and if I would have to use a base(water or oil base?)

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I love that

I really love your work

Hi, Thanks for your great instructional videos. I am a bit confused, in this video and many other of your videos you mix a few gallons of epoxy at the same time. I have bought the same Art Coat epoxy from you that you use in the video, but on the bottles it says that I shouldn’t mix more than one gallon maximum at the time. I need to mix more, and since I will be doing my project by my self I prefer to mix more at once to give my self more working time. So my question is can I mix more than one gallon at the time?

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Solid video! 🙌🏼 How stinky is this stuff? And how long before the smell goes away?

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Hey Mitch! Once flaked and coated is the surface smooth or a bit rough? Just finished mine and it has a bit of roughness. Wasn’t sure if it’s supposed to be smooth once topcoat is on. No grip added.

Beautiful.❤

What if u have a regular sink bowl will epoxy adhere to a regular white bathroom sink? If so is it the same process?

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Amazing!

Has anyone tried this process with tiled counter tops? Any advice how I could mimic this process but instead of starting with flat marble countertops, I would be starting with tile. Thanks in advance!

That's so pretty ❤❤

I trying to go over my old counter top what r the steps

Such beautiful wood grains, who paints such furniture in the first place BUT when the paint is stripped off, one can clearly see why it was painted in the first place. PLEASE HANDLE WOOD WITH GRAINS SMARTLY, MATCHING THIE GRAIN DIRECTION, WOOD COLOUR ETC. PROPERLY. If wood is being used, it should advertise its grains. Its better to use PVC etc. If it has to be painted in the end. Why waste wood!!!!!!!!!😊