Bought the product and worked well. The countertop in video was in pristine shape compared to mine. However I used Bondi body filler to repair damage since I didn't have days waiting for drywall filler to dry. Coatings dry a lot faster than they say. 2 coats of primer 4 coats of stone coating 2 coats of clear in a day. Would use again if had too
I just sat here watching this video....got all excited and I cant even purchase this in America...........ahhhhhh you guys need to expand your operation!! Great video.
I wish this were available in the US. Would work great for my convict made cabinets and counter tops.... im not kidding, the wood working department at the Huntsville Prison made mine and it shows. This was before they had a good teacher I guess.
Hi, I have applied a first coat of clear coat epoxy on an existing concrete countertop. The resulting surface is not very soft. I want to apply a second coat. Should I sand between 2 coats to obtain a soft surface after the second coat? If not, how can I get a softer surface with the second coat? Thank you!
I used this product and was not happy with the dark slate. The epoxy that you do at the end left big cloudy spots. We followed the instructions to a t. Perfectly. People who choose the lighter stone colors, won't see this because the darker you go the more you will see it. I had to go to Timber Mart and buy a melamine to cover it up. It looks beautiful. Its nice and texturized because of the stone product. But in the end I had to cover it up with melamine.
Hi, wondering if this product can also be used to cover kitchen's old wall tiles touching to the countertops which need covering with "Beautytone". Also please supply us with the list of countries where this product is available (Australia?). Many thanks for your great informative video.
I have tile countertops and would love to do this over tile, but it seems like you would first need to fill in the grout lines in order to have a smooth surface. Any thoughts on whether or not this can be done over tile counters?
Not exactly " Overnight " as the box states. Weren't there at least two allow to dry/cure for 24 hours ? The second coat of "stone" before applying the first clear coat, and the second/final clear coat before light use. With a recommended full week of curing. Still, thanks for the video, it will be helpful in making my consideration to try it or not.
Did you or do you caulk around the sink edge, faucet and back-splash area with some type of silicone caulk, clear or colored before or after the process is complete or at what point in the process, or do you need to caulk at all? Thanks ahead of time.
I am thinking to use this application on the counters of my old cabinets we are about to take out and place in my studio in the basement. The old counters don't have rounded edges as show here, but square edges. Will this also work and look good on square edges? I'll be using these counters mainly for framing artwork, so no sink or kitchen use as far as food is concerned.
HI I just used the Dark Product. Everything was looking GREAT until I used the final step, the Clear Coat. Now I have white patches?? Can anyone help me fix this??
I had the same thing happen as Jamie Karpiak (who commented a year ago and got no response). Can you please tell me what to do if you get a bubbly white finish after the first clear coat. I gently stirred the mixture and barely put any pressure on the roller when applying, plus I never went back over it because I didn't want to get more white patches. Can the first clearcoat be sanded and redone?
+David Hicks Thanks for letting me know I wasn't the only one experiencing the white patches. I will try your idea about using a brush instead of the roller. Do you know if there is a clear coat than can be used, other than what is included in the kit?
I think i found where to buy in the states online. the two site look exactly the same so I am hoping it is the same kit daichstore. com the stone tech site is techstone. ca
My guess is they showed it done this way for someone that might not have the tools or knowledge to remove the sink and faucet , if I ever did this it would all be removed.
This product is awesome. I did my kitchen countertops,
5 months ago, and they still look great.
Bought the product and worked well. The countertop in video was in pristine shape compared to mine. However I used Bondi body filler to repair damage since I didn't have days waiting for drywall filler to dry. Coatings dry a lot faster than they say. 2 coats of primer 4 coats of stone coating 2 coats of clear in a day. Would use again if had too
I just sat here watching this video....got all excited and I cant even purchase this in America...........ahhhhhh you guys need to expand your operation!! Great video.
Signalsoldier This is literally how Canada feels with just about everything 😂
@TechStoneProductions Great! Just ordered one from our local Home Hardware. Can't wait to see the results in person.
I'm curious if you re-did your counter top and how it turned out.
I wish this were available in the US. Would work great for my convict made cabinets and counter tops.... im not kidding, the wood working department at the Huntsville Prison made mine and it shows. This was before they had a good teacher I guess.
this is absolutely beautiful I love it
Is this the same as SpreadStone by Daich, available in the United States?
I need this in My Life.
Hi, I have applied a first coat of clear coat epoxy on an existing concrete countertop. The resulting surface is not very soft. I want to apply a second coat. Should I sand between 2 coats to obtain a soft surface after the second coat? If not, how can I get a softer surface with the second coat? Thank you!
I used this product and was not happy with the dark slate. The epoxy that you do at the end left big cloudy spots. We followed the instructions to a t. Perfectly. People who choose the lighter stone colors, won't see this because the darker you go the more you will see it. I had to go to Timber Mart and buy a melamine to cover it up. It looks beautiful. Its nice and texturized because of the stone product. But in the end I had to cover it up with melamine.
If you are going to re-caulk it prior to refinishing it. Then please use a good paintable caulk.
I redid my counter but got some of the black and sealer on my sink. How can I clean it
Looks fabulous but how durable is it?
What colour was used for this project? I can't tell if it is the black or slate. Thanks!
Hi, wondering if this product can also be used to cover kitchen's old wall tiles touching to the countertops which need covering with "Beautytone". Also please supply us with the list of countries where this product is available (Australia?). Many thanks for your great informative video.
I have tile countertops and would love to do this over tile, but it seems like you would first need to fill in the grout lines in order to have a smooth surface. Any thoughts on whether or not this can be done over tile counters?
IS THIS MATERIAL WATERPROOF? i mean will not be damaged by time and water using?
Not exactly " Overnight " as the box states. Weren't there at least two allow to dry/cure for 24 hours ? The second coat of "stone" before applying the first clear coat, and the second/final clear coat before light use. With a recommended full week of curing.
Still, thanks for the video, it will be helpful in making my consideration to try it or not.
Did you or do you caulk around the sink edge, faucet and back-splash area with some type of silicone caulk, clear or colored before or after the process is complete or at what point in the process, or do you need to caulk at all? Thanks ahead of time.
I am thinking to use this application on the counters of my old cabinets we are about to take out and place in my studio in the basement. The old counters don't have rounded edges as show here, but square edges. Will this also work and look good on square edges?
I'll be using these counters mainly for framing artwork, so no sink or kitchen use as far as food is concerned.
@TechStoneProductions Thanks for your quick reply! Can you tell me if the finish looks black in person or dark grey as it looks on the video?
Is the clear coat FDA approved for food service application?
Is there another color besides black, like navy blue?
can you do this to floors tooo.
this is almost as Awesome as me!
Would this stone resurfacing product work over Corian?
does it smell when applying like oil based paints?
Bonjour
Comment s en procurer envoi France merci
Can I buy your product at Home Depot or do I have to order directly from your company
HI I just used the Dark Product. Everything was looking GREAT until I used the final step, the Clear Coat. Now I have white patches?? Can anyone help me fix this??
is it heat resistant?
Where can we buy this kit in Australia please?
This is the exact same video I watched for another brand/product. DAICH Speadstone.
do you know if DAICH can be used on marble?
what is this product name
I had the same thing happen as Jamie Karpiak (who commented a year ago and got no response). Can you please tell me what to do if you get a bubbly white finish after the first clear coat. I gently stirred the mixture and barely put any pressure on the roller when applying, plus I never went back over it because I didn't want to get more white patches. Can the first clearcoat be sanded and redone?
+David Hicks Thanks for letting me know I wasn't the only one experiencing the white patches. I will try your idea about using a brush instead of the roller. Do you know if there is a clear coat than can be used, other than what is included in the kit?
+David Hicks Thank you so much for the tips David.
What type of roller was use for this project?
the rollers are included in the kit
Where can I buy this kit? I'm located in Las Cruces, NM.
Honjonck 505/575 Las Vegas nm
where can i buy this product???
and what is the name of this products?? ThanKs !!!
I got mine from Grant home care
Does Home Depot or Lowe's sell this product?
Why? buy Canadian...
Where can I buy the kit?
we have 40 colors available call us at 973-928-2033
Michael Francis most home hardwares in Canada or online as well
+Tub Klass Do you sell this in the US
+Dan Tilston is this sold in the US?
cogentcoatings.com or call 1-862-238-7224
Good grade safe is just a slogan, it should be a catalyzed acrylic urethane
+Custom Counter Acrylic lol no, poly.........
I think i found where to buy in the states online. the two site look exactly the same so I am hoping it is the same kit daichstore. com
the stone tech site is techstone. ca
thanks, I'm going to order. did you do it, and if so, how did it come out?
Wait you have an American narrator but no American distributor lol
I'm the best out there so I can afford some haters;)
Leaving the faucet and sink in place was some lazy and dbag workmanship.
My guess is they showed it done this way for someone that might not have the tools or knowledge to remove the sink and faucet , if I ever did this it would all be removed.
Food grade....
that's a rookie job... better get a contractor company... i have some years experience ...
+David Hicks that is mess up. . if the guy had a license you can make him re -do it most of this jobs have warranty. .