It’s not glue it’s silicone caulk (which isn’t paintable)and you have to remove it completely with a razor blade first then they sell products to help remove the residue and or you can use a fine sandpaper. Then you can re-caulk with a paintable caulking. Cool idea by the way. Peace
It looks absolutely amazing! Thanks for doing this video. I accidentally ordered the appliance paint instead of the tub and tile but after seeing how amazing this came out I'm going to keep it. My vanity and sink are almost identical to yours so I'm hoping it turns out as good. Thank you! Great job!
I painted my kitchen counter this morning. WOW that stuff is very toxic, but it looks really nice. Now I'm going to do the bathroom too. It's amazing what paint does.
Awesome. I assume you used the cam where you roll it? I heard that is way way stronger than the spray. I am bout to remodel my master bathroom and I will be using the spray can.
I can't find the canned paint around here. I'm going to order it from my local hardware store. The spray really got my lungs and I wore a respirator, vented and fanned. The plumber put in my new sink today and scratched the counter top. UGGG
Hi Karla any chance do you still remember what paint did you use for your cabinets please I’m renovating my bathroom right now and i do like this combination of color 🙏 thank you
How many coats did you use of the Appliance Epoxy? And if you used more than one, how much time in between coats? Thanks so much for your informative video.
Over spray...any suggestions how to remove it?? I did my daughter's bathroom counter today, and I didn't cover the floor in the whole bathroom, just the floor around the vanity. But the floors everywhere are sticky! What would be the easiest way to remove it?
Hello just came across you. Your countertop looks beautiful. Also your wall color is pretty, what color is it? I’m wanting to paint my bathroom. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. The color on the wal is repose gray by Sherwin Williams. The counter tops are sprayed with appliance epoxy in the color white. I did three coats.
It is a satin finish. It looks different I’m every light. If you look at my laundry makeover video, you will see that in white light it looks better than soft white. In the kids bathroom I have soft white. I like them both.
What do you use to clean the sink? Has the cleanser effected the paint finish? Does the an state how to clean the appliance after that epoxy has been applied?
@@KarlaAlexandra I have some experience. It looks great now, but it will fail at some point in the future. Few tips if you ever do this again. Sand your surface 220.....wet sanding is fine. You just wanna rough up the surface......clean with a degreaser. Use a coat of compatible primer.......and lastly. Two coats.....spray paint doesn't go on very thick.....building up the surface. (but I will say....great job for a "first try")
I do it’s my small bathroom makeover on a budget video. I just used some waverly chalk paint from Walmart in the color elephant and that’s it. Lol then I sealed it with a polycrylic.
the respirator masks with say like a P100 filter doesn't keep you from breathing in fumes. the P100 and N95 filter masks are for particulate matter, not for fumes. the respirator you used doesn't protect you from fumes because fumes are not particulate. that stuff is probably better to spread on a paintbrush the spray can definitely went into your lungs. and that still has a lot of fumes. that shit is so nasty. i have used it because i have to sometimes.
It’s held up well. Our three kids use this bathroom and they are not careful at all. There is one spot where it looks like one of them left a spray bottle can and it stained the counter top a bit. I would recommend this in a bathroom that does not have heavy traffic or at least not a kids/guest bathroom. I will definitely do this in my master bathroom because it is just me and my husband and we keep it clean, but with kids maybe not. This is not a permanent solution so I can deal with that stain.
@@deelici0uss316 Maybe five minutes I never let paint dry on tape because then it’ll just peel off paint. Always take tape off when paint is still wet.
Unless it’s not noticeable and you can live with it then I wouldn’t send it but if it’s something that is noticeable and people will definitely see that then I would sand it.
I pulled it out and spray painted it. This was just cost and time effective. Eventually we want to pull that vanity out and replace it with something a bit more modern. Everything in this makeover is original except the mirror and the shower fixtures. We did buy a new set at Lowe’s.
@@KarlaAlexandra ya, apparently they even have it in cans there, like for brush on or roll on? Not that I’d use that, also it seems like a lot of the videos I’ve seen have taller cans, likely to have better dispersion methods, and the big tell is that the text is written sideways on the can here but I noticed a lot of these videos where it does hood have the writing straight, like if the can was standing up
Yes I would just open windows in your house and maybe get a fan to blow the smell out. It’s not super super strong but strong but it is a smell that will linger for a bit.
We used this on our counter and after letting it set for 2 days after 2 coats, it seems to not have cured 100%. Any thoughts or recommendations on why or what we can do to fix this issue? I used a crimper today for my hair and it left indentions on the counter from the crimper sitting on the counter. 🙁
Mine sat for a week before anyone used the sink. I even waited to put the faucet as well. I am not sure what can be done differently, maybe a longer cure time. Also remember that this is a quick fix. Mine has held up so far, just a little stain from my step daughters face mask which came up with a magic eraser. We are in the process of removing the vanity but I think if this bathroom was not used by all three kids and guest the epoxy will last longer a lot longer.
I sprayed my kitchen sink with this product and it turned out very grainy , not smooth; I called the company and they said the batch of that product was faulty . They will refund me and I am going to re sand and do it again
It does fine. Just remember this is just a budget friendly solution. We have had this for a year and 6 months and it is still holding up but I don’t see it lasting forever. We have three teens using that sink and they are not always careful with it. Lol
I hope y’all enjoy this video. If y’all have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. This Appliance Epoxy is worth trying.
Thanks for your help!! :)
So did you sand at all before? And did you finish with a top clear coat? Or was that not necessary? Thanks so much
@@stormy3307 I did not sand. Just cleaned it very well first. That’s all. No top coat. The finish is awesome.
Are there any color of this epoxy? 🤔☺️
@@jasaelvlogs5141 at the store they have black, white, and cream. I’m sure they have some other colors online.
It’s not glue it’s silicone caulk (which isn’t paintable)and you have to remove it completely with a razor blade first then they sell products to help remove the residue and or you can use a fine sandpaper. Then you can re-caulk with a paintable caulking. Cool idea by the way. Peace
Ty was going to post the same thing about the caulk 😆 lol
Thank you for your post. You saved me a possible future headache👍
but don't you need silicone caulk in the bathroom to waterproof the joint
It looks absolutely amazing! Thanks for doing this video. I accidentally ordered the appliance paint instead of the tub and tile but after seeing how amazing this came out I'm going to keep it. My vanity and sink are almost identical to yours so I'm hoping it turns out as good. Thank you! Great job!
Awesome how did it turn out?
TYVM for sharing. I am looking to do our bath tub.
Don’t. I regret it. I will share a video soon
@KarlaAlexandra OH NO! Any pics? I was about to begin
I absolutely love the bathroom in the bathroom decorations! It’s amazing what you can do with just a can of paint🤗
Yes you are right thank you so much. The bathroom changed completely.
Great job !!!
Thank you! Doing mine later this week and mine is made of the same material. I appreciate you posting this.
Awesome good luck on yours. Thank you for watching.
I take a dinner plate turn it upside down(to use for my flat iron .. to protect counter).
I used the Giani brand to redo my kitchen counter top! Love how this turned out!
Another Lady found a SPAY AN HANDLE-Sharper detail& EASIER ON THE HANDS👍 ( you DID THE HANDLE 😳) BEAUTY💝
I must try that when I do my master bathroom.
I painted my kitchen counter this morning. WOW that stuff is very toxic, but it looks really nice. Now I'm going to do the bathroom too. It's amazing what paint does.
Awesome. I assume you used the cam where you roll it? I heard that is way way stronger than the spray. I am bout to remodel my master bathroom and I will be using the spray can.
I can't find the canned paint around here. I'm going to order it from my local hardware store. The spray really got my lungs and I wore a respirator, vented and fanned. The plumber put in my new sink today and scratched the counter top. UGGG
Looks beautiful. I'm curious if I could spray my black kitchen counter with it
I love the color of your bottom cabinets! So gorgeous!
Thank you I used waverly chalk paint in the color Elephant
I love how u do everything so simple and explain it so well. New Subbie ❤️
Thank you. Thank you for watching.
Hi Karla any chance do you still remember what paint did you use for your cabinets please I’m renovating my bathroom right now and i do like this combination of color 🙏 thank you
I used waverly chalk paint in the color elephant. They sell it at Walmart. Then I sealed it with polycrylic
Thank you for doing this video. You answered many questions I had.
Great job with the spray can. Have I seen any of your work on trains? Just kidding...your work looks factory quality.
Thank you so much. And thank you for watching.
I love this!! We have been doing so many diy projects in our house
It works great.
Wow that looks amazing!!!! WHAT!
How many coats did you use of the Appliance Epoxy? And if you used more than one, how much time in between coats? Thanks so much for your informative video.
I did three coats. I waited about 30 to 45 minutes in between coats.
@@KarlaAlexandra Thank you!
Hello, I pray all is well. Thanks for the video. May I ask what kind of spray did you use for the color change on the faucet
Hi. I just used oil rubbed bronze spray paint. But I recently used black appliance epoxy spray. Much more durable
Over spray...any suggestions how to remove it?? I did my daughter's bathroom counter today, and I didn't cover the floor in the whole bathroom, just the floor around the vanity. But the floors everywhere are sticky! What would be the easiest way to remove it?
I would try acetone.
you did great!
Hey Karla! How has it been holding up ?? Is there anything you would have done differently, in hindsight?
It held up well for two years. This bathroom has a lot of traffic. I had to touch up just a few months ago.
Did you sand the sink down or any special cleaning products before spraying? How many coats, and what is the wait time between and before using?
I did not sand. I just wiped it down first.
Hello just came across you. Your countertop looks beautiful. Also your wall color is pretty, what color is it? I’m wanting to paint my bathroom. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. The color on the wal is repose gray by Sherwin Williams. The counter tops are sprayed with appliance epoxy in the color white. I did three coats.
@@KarlaAlexandra
Is it flat? Repose gray is pretty, I’ve seen a lot of pictures with it.
It is a satin finish. It looks different I’m every light. If you look at my laundry makeover video, you will see that in white light it looks better than soft white. In the kids bathroom I have soft white. I like them both.
Great video thank you!
Question: how long did you wait until you began using the countertop? Like brushing teeth washing hands etc ?
Just a few days
Thank you for sharing I appreciate this!
Thanks for sharing this video! About how long did the surface hold up before it needed a touch-up / refresh / replacement?
2 years for me
@@KarlaAlexandra how is it holding up now? Or did you redo it?
What do you use to clean the sink? Has the cleanser effected the paint finish? Does the an state how to clean the appliance after that epoxy has been applied?
I use mrs Meyers products. You can use anything on it. I would use your normal multi spray/disinfectant spray. It has not done nothing to the finish.
@@KarlaAlexandra I have some experience. It looks great now, but it will fail at some point in the future. Few tips if you ever do this again. Sand your surface 220.....wet sanding is fine. You just wanna rough up the surface......clean with a degreaser. Use a coat of compatible primer.......and lastly. Two coats.....spray paint doesn't go on very thick.....building up the surface. (but I will say....great job for a "first try")
Omg great job. Where did you get your bathroom hardware from(cabinet knobs)
Lol😁👍🏿
I got them from HomeGoods.
Any peeling or issues now?
Very nice 👍💪
Do I need to put a sealer on my final coat?
No it’s epoxy.
Did you have to sand before hand? And how many coats did you apply? :)
Yes. I did two coats.
did you use any sealant after spraying?
I did not
Do u have a video of how u did your chalk painted cabinet?
I do it’s my small bathroom makeover on a budget video. I just used some waverly chalk paint from Walmart in the color elephant and that’s it. Lol then I sealed it with a polycrylic.
@@KarlaAlexandra Thank u so much! ❤️ Hope your channel grows ! Great video!
How is the texture? Is it nice and smooth or is it grainy? Thanks
The texture is very smooth. Not grainy or rough.
You did any paint before using epoxy or directly do spray epoxy because my countertop is same material
I just cleaned it and sprayed
Yessss a huge difference!
Hey I have a question!! I got the exact same one but it sprayed pink...
Mine did not spray pink
What color did you paint the faucet? and was is epoxy paint as well?
I used Rustoleum oil rubbed bronze. But I did not prime first. Make sure you prime then spray.
@@KarlaAlexandra Ok cool thanks and yeah that's definitely a must.
Hmm I wonder if a wetland would make the finish fine and smooth
Ohhh wow that looks really good!!
Thank you so much.
Is this this sink and counter fiberglass or stone ? the reason I ask I have a fiberglass
It’s a form of marble. Not fiberglass.
the respirator masks with say like a P100 filter doesn't keep you from breathing in fumes. the P100 and N95 filter masks are for particulate matter, not for fumes. the respirator you used doesn't protect you from fumes because fumes are not particulate. that stuff is probably better to spread on a paintbrush the spray can definitely went into your lungs. and that still has a lot of fumes. that shit is so nasty. i have used it because i have to sometimes.
May I ask which respirator do you recommend. I really want to do something similar but very concerned about breathing those fumes. TIA.
I’m planning on doing this in my bathroom soon. Where did you get the brown paper from to block off the overspray?
I just got it at Home Depot.
Dollar tree sells it too
How's it holding up after more than a year? I'm really thinking about trying this in our master bath... 🤔
It’s held up well. Our three kids use this bathroom and they are not careful at all. There is one spot where it looks like one of them left a spray bottle can and it stained the counter top a bit. I would recommend this in a bathroom that does not have heavy traffic or at least not a kids/guest bathroom. I will definitely do this in my master bathroom because it is just me and my husband and we keep it clean, but with kids maybe not. This is not a permanent solution so I can deal with that stain.
Did you use the epoxy in the actual sink part where the water goes? Thank you for all that info!!!
Yes. But I removed all the parts and covered the holes with tape and sprayed.
@@KarlaAlexandra how long did you wait before taking tape off?
@@deelici0uss316 Maybe five minutes I never let paint dry on tape because then it’ll just peel off paint. Always take tape off when paint is still wet.
@@KarlaAlexandra thank you
@@KarlaAlexandraAlso how long did you wait until you used your sink again?
What would you do about hair or dust that flew in after I painted? Would you sand and redo or??
I would definitely sand it.
Unless it’s not noticeable and you can live with it then I wouldn’t send it but if it’s something that is noticeable and people will definitely see that then I would sand it.
Did you replace the faucet and stopper yourself?
I pulled it out and spray painted it. This was just cost and time effective. Eventually we want to pull that vanity out and replace it with something a bit more modern. Everything in this makeover is original except the mirror and the shower fixtures. We did buy a new set at Lowe’s.
@@KarlaAlexandra whaaaat?! Wow. You did such a great job!
So did you just sand it and used the spray, or did you use something else to protect it?
Nope I just cleaned it really well and then I sprayed it. No top coat. It is an epoxy so I did not need a topcoat.
Whats the name of the color you used on your cabinet? Where did you get it?
I used waverly chalk paint in the color elephant. I get it at Walmart in their craft section.
What color did u paint the faucet?
Oil bronze. I used Rustoleum spray paint.
What color chalk paint did you use on the vanity?
I used waverly chalk paint in the color elephant. You can get it at Walmart
Thanks I found it and done my bathroom cabinets in it and it turned out great
Does this need to be top coated with anything? Or did you just leave it after it dried?
Just leave it no top coat. It is an epoxy so it does not need it.
Can you use the spray on a shower / tub ??
Yes you can.
I need to get some where you get it, here in Canada it’s garbage paint
Wow
@@KarlaAlexandra ya, apparently they even have it in cans there, like for brush on or roll on? Not that I’d use that, also it seems like a lot of the videos I’ve seen have taller cans, likely to have better dispersion methods, and the big tell is that the text is written sideways on the can here but I noticed a lot of these videos where it does hood have the writing straight, like if the can was standing up
So i tried my first coat & still see the parts i sanded down. could it be that i didn’t sand it down enough?
I would sand between coats.
@@KarlaAlexandra what grit did you use to sand and how long after the first coat did you sand?
So I actually did not sand mine. I just wiped it down really good and sprayed. I did three coats on mine.
I just did my bathroom yesterday, did you any sealant on it?
Nope no sealant
You don’t need to seal epoxy
Ok thx you!
I think it looks really good, but I know it looks a lot different in person compared to on camera.
that glue you speak of is called caulk.
Where did you purchase the crystal drawer pulls???
I got them at homegoods
Karla, how long did the smell seem to last after spraying?
The immediate smell goes away within 30 minutes, but you can still smell a bit of epoxy 1 day later. I just left the bathroom window open over night.
@@KarlaAlexandra what if you don't have a bathroom window? Can you still use it?
Yes I would just open windows in your house and maybe get a fan to blow the smell out. It’s not super super strong but strong but it is a smell that will linger for a bit.
How do you clean it?
With a regular cleaner. I use method or mrs Meyers.
@@KarlaAlexandra thank you! Nice job!
So, is it a thick paint or thin
Thin
Are you still happy with this? Are there any chips or scratches? I'm thinking about doing the same thing. Thank you.
I will make a video on this. I had to touch it up twice. I have three teenagers using this bathroom. So it doesn’t last as long as you think.
@@KarlaAlexandra Thank you so much.
here watching :D
How long did the smell last?
About 2 days
Does it still look good?
No. I will try and post a video about it.
@@KarlaAlexandragood to know! I’ll look forward to your update since I’ve been thinking of doing this
We used this on our counter and after letting it set for 2 days after 2 coats, it seems to not have cured 100%. Any thoughts or recommendations on why or what we can do to fix this issue? I used a crimper today for my hair and it left indentions on the counter from the crimper sitting on the counter. 🙁
Mine sat for a week before anyone used the sink. I even waited to put the faucet as well. I am not sure what can be done differently, maybe a longer cure time. Also remember that this is a quick fix. Mine has held up so far, just a little stain from my step daughters face mask which came up with a magic eraser. We are in the process of removing the vanity but I think if this bathroom was not used by all three kids and guest the epoxy will last longer a lot longer.
Did it go on clear and shiny initially or did it dry shiny?
Dries shiny
Thank you for responding
Hey Karla!
Just caulk - exactly
Hi, can anyone please advise if this epoxy spray can be used on the Bath Tub or if anyone suggests any other simple to do spray for a bath tub
They sell a tile and tub kit for bath tubs. You can find it in Amazon or homedepot/lowes.
I used rustoleum topside marine paint. It works great
I sprayed my kitchen sink with this product and it turned out very grainy , not smooth; I called the company and they said the batch of that product was faulty . They will refund me and I am going to re sand and do it again
Mine is not grainy at all. Super smooth. Next time try applying from more than 6 inches away. I did very light coats as well.
È possibile fai da te?
get some intratrim
How does it go with cleaning chemicals
It does fine. Just remember this is just a budget friendly solution. We have had this for a year and 6 months and it is still holding up but I don’t see it lasting forever. We have three teens using that sink and they are not always careful with it. Lol