How To Coat Cornhole Boards Using Epoxy Resin
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
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Why do you put the polyurethane on top of the resin?
I love watching your video's. You've given out a ton of little tips and tricks (taping hacks are the best) throughout your video's and they've helped immensely. Leggari Rules!
Thanks for the comment and for watching the video.
These turned out awesome. Love the black and orange together 😁👍
Thanks Naptime for watching and commenting on the video
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Sooo great! Been thinking if making these.
It is very easy to do, you should give it a try. Thanks
It's so great of you guys to share how to do the epoxy stuff! I build custom wood products and decided to try to make some cornhole boards with the American flag idea you do on the doors. I am pretty pleased with the results so far but have a couple questions. What is the max percentage of paint:epoxy that can be mixed? Do you guys sell the 1-1/2" star templates? And finally why the urethane top coat? 1part? 2part? or 3part? And is it more durable/scratch resistant than the epoxy? Thanks again for the great educational videos!!! I'll make sure to tell my customers about your countertop products to hopefully return the favor...:)
I have made several epoxy cornhole. They come out amazing. But don’t dam up the sides. Let the epoxy flow over the sides. That way you don’t have to sand or worry about sharp edges. You also have color on the edges. Nice smooth surface and the bars will not get caught on the edge.
David Braid Our friend didn’t want to prep the edges instead said he was going to paint them a solid color. Thanks for watching
What’s a good poly and brand that you use after the epoxy? How many coats as well,?
You didn’t put at tape on the sides at all? I’ve seen them use tape and then take it off shortly after to let it run down the sides and then brush it.
This is a great idea you guys have any kits so I don't have to buy over the amount I'd need
How did you dam up the edges? Tape only? Or?
What did you guys use to paint the bored before you poured the epoxy?
How funny was just thinking about this project
Thanks for watching the video
super
Thanks for the comment and for watching the video
I’ve been wanting to do this for along time. Ever since I’ve watched you guys on youtube I’ve been wanting to do this. Do you guys make small kits for projects like this?
The smallest kit we sell at this time does 50 sq. ft. They are looking at coming out with a smaller kit next year. Thanks
I can see you guys using this during breaks
For sure, just like we use the basketball quart. Thanks for watching the video
This is it. This is going to be my practice project before I do my counter tops. Holy crap that's cool. Gonna need ravens black and purple tho!
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@@LeggariProducts I only wish I could buy an 8 sq ft pack to coat my Cornhole boards... I just can't spend $400 for 50 sq feet.
what brand of urethane did you use? Rolling it on is a game changer
We our using our own leggari brand that we have formulated. Thanks
How many gallons did you use? I’m doing a cornhole board with bottle caps and not sure how much to buy
Doesn't corn hole game boards suppose to have score points on them? The ones I've seen have those numbers on them, great instructional video. Thanks guys
Some do and some don't, thanks for watching the video
4:35 какими номерами и как шлифуете и что потом наносите после шлифовки?
Looks really good. Is it possible or have you ever tried to make the marble a 3D effect by putting the base colour first. Then give it 2 or 3 coats of clear urethane. Then the other colours on top. Then the final 1 or 2 coats of urethane? It’s just a thought. Because they do something like that in 3D photos.
Thanks for the advice we will have to try that some day.
How'd the slide go on the board?
I looked on your website for the poly you used on these boards, and I'm having no luck. So what poly would you suggest I could use because the water based polycrilic I got was trash and pretty much ruined the tops of our boards that we worked so hard on.
Exactly… I was wondering the same thing but apparently they aren’t willing to disclose that information to anyone.
Why would you use an inferior product over a superior one. Epoxy is way more durable than poly and it doesn't yellow. The failure rate with decals and yellowing made me seek out auto clear coat as a top coat. The problem with top coating with epoxy is that it doesn't allow the bags to slide well unless you use some serious sandpaper (3000+ grit) and elbow grease. I've made a lot of Cornhole boards and poly fails way before epoxy will. Auro clear should be used instead of poly. The only problem is you must spray it instead of rolling/ brushing it.
Why do you put polyurethane over the epoxy? Great video!
Yep that's my question too! I'm guessing it is more scratch resistant than the acrylic?
I want to know that too
So polyurethane goes on top of resin? What kind of polyurethane would you suggest?
any chance you guys can look into cornhole kitswith leggari products? I know you sell the 3qt epoxy size but the primer and color amounts needed for the job and the amount you need to buy in your store is way more than needed. doesnt make it economical to spend that much.
4:45 what is this? Varnish or resin?
what would be great is instead of the music you actually explained the process you are using and the techniques & tips in using the product. Since you are doing cornhole vids would be awesome if your website actually addressed the issue under a cornhole section perhaps? with products related to finishing cornhole boards.
Wouldnt the surface be to slippery for Cornhole?
Not at all it is just like tile. Thanks for watching the video
Could have used a 1/4 round over in a router to knock those sharp edges down?
Absolutely, great idea!
Would be great for a dirty pour
A dirty poor would look amazing on the boards. Thanks
@@LeggariProducts What is the Leggari product cost to do a set of boards using say a 3 color dirty poor? If you're gonna do one would you humor me and do one in my college colors? They'd work really well on some boards...Garnet and Gold is the combo. A Black base or some silver in it would create some interest. And then you could add a team decal on it. You'll have to mssg me for the college. I'm thinking you'll figure it out though.
Fun!
Could you have rounded or trimmed the edges with a router?
The video is good, but EVERY person on this thread is asking you specific questions regarding what polyurethane to use and you have NEVER answered any of them. Most of your comments are just mostly responded after someone has a positive comment regarding your video. So not right. If you’re making an educational video, it would be nice if you can actually answer this question and all the others that people are asking. You do comment but you’re very selective
Very beutiful , but to much work compaired to using it in the other vidiows
Thanks for watching the video Tammy.
I know the spelling is wrong, lol. Trying a new app I have and the damn thing not working! lol.
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