Simple DIY Black and Grey Marble with Epoxy

RK3 Designs is a learning studio focused on teaching how to create beautiful epoxy finishes using Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy. These tutorials include epoxy countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, and much more. This channel provides tutorials for DIYers, contractors, designers, or artists.
Rhonda Dracoulis Founder and Primary Instructor
RK3 Designs started as a way for Rhonda to showcase her creativity but has blossomed into a way to help others find theirs. Her obsession with painting led her to start refinishing furniture and kitchen cabinets. She found customers wanted a nicer option than laminate but more affordable and customizable than natural stone, which lead her to countertop epoxy! Since then, she’s helped thousands of students, from across the country (and even Canada eh?).
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[@sshacklett907]

Love horizontal, because it fits the computer screen and TV better for a larger view.

[@IOSALive]

RK3 Designs, I liked this video because it's awesome!

[@teresagriffin]

Just got back from Portland, Maine! Learned soooo much about texture, blending etc. that I can use with my resin art! Doing it bass ackwards I guess🤷🏼‍♀️. Rhonda you did furniture first and then resin. I’m doing it the hard way, but who knew I would be doing anything at all🤷🏼‍♀️. Of course, I shared your channel and ATD’s with everyone who would listen…lol. Mostly paint peeps but I tried to convert them!

[@I-Am-Here-4-It]

Hi RK3 gang! Happy Memorial Day! Today, I’ve put the top coat on my countertop project. I love this black/white marble! Now I have to find a project where I can do this pattern! 😂💙

[@I-Am-Here-4-It]

I watch UA-cam on my TV, and vertical, for me, is only 1/3 of the screen. Horizontal is 100% of the screen, so I prefer horizontal.

[@christie5914]

Started doing a countertop for my mothers campervan

[@dellamendez5181]

I really like this, very much looks beautiful!

[@bonniepeterson9850]

Prefer horizontal. With vertical, I can’t really see what you’re doing until the close ups. Love your work so much!!’

[@robyn3270queenofcups]

Horizontal is better. When it's vertical, the picture is much smaller. ❤

[@christie5914]

Love it❤

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

If you're saying it is time to walk away, we know it's time!! 😉 Did you and Mitch decide to do these as a competition? His was pretty cool, too!! 👍 I like that Leslie's creation champagne tone in there! 🤗 Very lovely looking! 🥰

[@lindamcgunigal4985]

I like the camera this way

[@miguelromero1538]

Vertical for a fast video like this i think its ok but for a tutorial horizontal is a must.

[@donnalane5604]

I love it

[@user-ep6jc2oi1b]

Rhonda.. would like to ask..

[@kymmcmaster6715]

I love it but I think it has too many light patches. Love the effects of the alcohol

[@TheTmcemc]

Beautiful what type of wood top are you using?

[@debbiegruber9410]

When you can't tilt the board , what do you do?

[@sp474]

Horizontal

[@enassalberg5378]

I just missed the sale. I ordered 214$ worth.