Thank you for showing us what you can accomplish with the different types of tinting techniques. There's so many ways to do projects, it's hard to decide which one. When you're just starting out it's mind boggling.
Loved this video!! Terrific tips and tricks for using and combining. I have to say - the best VISUAL is the split screen comparison as well as the diagonal pan at the end. As one who uses for artistic pieces more than countertops - those views really made me think differently about the products and HOW I could utilize them. Thank you Rhonda and Kenny!! Would LOVE sample board examples of each product line - just like the diagonal views for each of the colorant categories on the SCC page - would be SO helpful!!
Carmelina Louis that’s a great idea!!!! Let me work on that. Thank you for taking the tine to comment!!! It really helps me with my video content going forward! 😊😊
Once again I have learned a LOT from your professionally done video! Thank you so much for sharing! Have you done a video on how you prep your boards? Also how to get cells and webbing? Your videos are so professionally done and to the point it’s time well spent! Soooo gtateful!
Thank you so much for sharing this video... I love Stone Coat... and want to use it here soon... This video is VERY Helpful. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.
Hey there, thanks for the comment. I will sure have to do that!! Meanwhile, check out Artist Til, Death and Mixed Media Girl on UA-cam. Both are masters at creating cells with both resin and acrylic!!
Thanks for the explanation of tints, I was a little confused as to which one to use to get certain effects. Very helpful...Also what are cells, I didn't get that on previous tutorial.
Terry Jeffrey cells are patterns that are made when two different materials overlap each other. This is a desirable effect many work towards. Looks almost like little circles of color.
I really like your videos. You explain things very well. I have some resin ( i’ve never used resin)and was looking how to tint them snd this video helped. Any advice on how to start using resin?
I suggest you watch as many videos as possible. I have several other videos for those just starting out. We also have hands on classes we offer. Check out my website www.RK3Designs.com FMI. 😊
I’ve only used resin once and it seemed to get hard very quickly and I was very discouraged. Whatever your using looks so much better. This is probably a silly question but are there different types of resins? Is epoxy the same as resin?
Thank you for the information. Question- what can I use to tint the Stonecoat Undercoat Epoxy? I have white but want something gray or even black Thank you again, great work
I was wondering how to make it opaque as the stone coat website doesn't have base. Now I know it exists and will just have to track it down. I've also never seen the mica powders or the flakes on their site. Thanks for widening my knowledge before I start my project.
Have you tried putting glitter in the palm of your hand and blowing it over the surface? I've found that 3 to 5 feet above gives a very natural look without being overpowering. Great job explaining things, Thank you.
@@RK3Designs Now that is the best laugh I've had in years. I can imagine what a mess that made, that mica floats in the air for days it seems like sometimes
Question on adding rust oleum paint hopefully it will not effect the drying process to Watco superglaze by Rustoleum?? Thanks very informative working on a base to my sculpture .
Thank you for the information! Have you ever combined the spray paint into the spray bottle with alcohol... And if so..what happened? Thank you in advance
I just ordered the epoxy and bonding primer for my laminate countertops, I’ll use the natural grey base paint, then the epoxy, do I need to tint with white paint or just fog some white into the natural grey before the pour , then add the black and white veins
Any recommendations on the ratios associated to the SCC epoxy and the Mica Powders? I understand it somewhat a personal choice... but any guidelines on how much a epoxy each SCC Mica Powder packet would make?
Hey Steve, I personally use 1/2 bag (.25 oz.) of mica powder to 8 oz. of 91% Isopropyl alcohol in my spray bottles. As far as mixing them into the epoxy as a tint. That is more or less dependent on what look you're going for and how opaque you are wanting it. A bag of mica will easily do a 2 gallon kit of epoxy for most finishes. Hope this helped just a little!
I know this is off topic but which do you put in a spray bottle to mix with 91% alcohol. I know the fakes are way to big. I know dust and powder will be good but just wondering what all you can mix and spray.
I am new to resin and recently purchased my supplies from Stone Coat Countertop, I was informed that they are no longer carrying the base tint. The agent didn’t know the reason for this, but suggested I purchase undercoat paint instead. Can I pour this product directly into the resin as you do with the base tint. I was quite confused by the conversation with the agent at SCC, he just kept saying, “I don’t know, “ to all my questions. Thanks in advance for your response.
Hey there. I’m so sorry I’m just seeing this. SCC doesn’t carry the base tints but now sell the Opaque dyes, which I absolutely LOVE. They are very pigmented and require less product. ❤️
Watching this I'm thinking that it might be interesting to do a thick dirty pour with souper translucent colors only, one of the colors can be clear epoxy, and get something like a stained glass, either for a floor, a river table, or a complete table top in itself!
@@RK3Designs Hi Ronda. I live in Montreal and I am a truck driver, going mostly to east coat, like Va all the way down to Georgia sometime. I love watching your videos and Mike's from Stone coat! This particular one got me thinking about how that translucent thick pour would look like as a door, all resin, except for the handle part and of course you would need some reinforced hinges on the door itseff and the frame for all that weight 😉! I got to say that never have I ever did any drugs, but these videos get me tripping! 😂😂😂 Thanks for sharing all this!
@@RK3Designs 😔😔i live alone and it’s DIY for me , I have a Cheap landlord 😆😆😂😝and I really Hate my bathroom specially the tube, I was hoping I can paint or cover or something the ugly tube since he is a very very cheap landlord. Please tell me what else I can do , I have to mention that I have asthma problem so using materials that has strong chemical order is not In my best interest 😆😆😆🤣
@@RK3Designs Hi , is there any material that does not have a strong chemical smell , since I’m asthmatic , I’m just looking for a paint to do it my self and not die after 😂😂
There are no stupid questions 😊😊. I’ve not had good results at all with chalk. You can add acrylic in very small amounts. Too much and you’ll get marshmallow mush 😂😂.
Chris E Oils sorry just seeing this. I wouldn’t tint large amounts of epoxy with acrylics because they can cause the material to get stingy and clump. I use acrylics to tint small amounts and add as veins or highlights. 😊.
The base tint in this video was an oil based tint. However, now I use a. new base tint by Alumilite that I LOVE!!! You can purchase on the Stonecoat Countertop website.
So I'm sure you got a video about this because you get a wild with this stuff so if you make the epoxy black and put any of the powders in with it you should have some kind of glitter effect to it or will some of them get took over by the black epoxy
Thank you for showing us what you can accomplish with the different types of tinting techniques. There's so many ways to do projects, it's hard to decide which one. When you're just starting out it's mind boggling.
Debra Duperroir I know right. So many ways to have fun!! Thanks for watching!
Loved this video!! Terrific tips and tricks for using and combining. I have to say - the best VISUAL is the split screen comparison as well as the diagonal pan at the end. As one who uses for artistic pieces more than countertops - those views really made me think differently about the products and HOW I could utilize them. Thank you Rhonda and Kenny!! Would LOVE sample board examples of each product line - just like the diagonal views for each of the colorant categories on the SCC page - would be SO helpful!!
Carmelina Louis that’s a great idea!!!! Let me work on that. Thank you for taking the tine to comment!!! It really helps me with my video content going forward! 😊😊
Thank you clearing things up for me. This has been very informative.
That was incredibly informative!
Chris Nash thank you!! I’m glad you liked it!! 😊
Thanks Rhonda 👍👌
You bet!! Thanks for watching! 😊
Very clear instruction, thanks for your time. I learn something as a newbie.
Roy Vannoy thank you!!!! Sometimes it’s the little things we overlook. Glad I could help! 😊
Once again I have learned a LOT from your professionally done video! Thank you so much for sharing! Have you done a video on how you prep your boards? Also how to get cells and webbing? Your videos are so professionally done and to the point it’s time well spent! Soooo gtateful!
Kay Weinland than you so much. Yes ma’am, I did a video earlier on how to prep and also how to mix the epoxy. It was one of my first videos. 😊
Try covering your cup with paper towel when spraying paint in to avoid fumes , works great!
Terry Jeffrey that is a great idea. Need to do that for sure! Thanks!
Excellent teaching demo! Thanks Rhonda!
Chuck Tyrrell you bet. Thanks for watching!! 😊😊
WOW!! Thank you for clearing this up for me! Great video.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for sharing this video...
I love Stone Coat... and want to use it here soon...
This video is VERY Helpful.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.
You are so very welcome. Thanks for watching!
This is incredibly useful. Thanks for teaching the basics.
Thanks for that info. I would luv to see a video on how to get cells with Stonecoat epoxy.
The Rockies that’s a fantastic Idea!!! I will DEFINITELY add that to my list of videos to do. Thank you!!!!
Hey there, thanks for the comment. I will sure have to do that!! Meanwhile, check out Artist Til, Death and Mixed Media Girl on UA-cam. Both are masters at creating cells with both resin and acrylic!!
Another awesome tutorial. Thanks!
Thank you!!
Most helpful! Thank you 💖
Glad it was helpful! Thanks!
Extremely helpful! Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you for watching!
@@RK3Designs I looked for the other tutorial videos, you metioned, I couldn't find them. I'll keep looking.
Excellent information! Thanks for sharing!
Your so welcome. Thanks for watching!!!
👍 This was a big help!! Thanks
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the explanation of tints, I was a little confused as to which one to use to get certain effects. Very helpful...Also what are cells, I didn't get that on previous tutorial.
Terry Jeffrey cells are patterns that are made when two different materials overlap each other. This is a desirable effect many work towards. Looks almost like little circles of color.
THANK YOU! Very helpful
Thank you for video , awesome . Can we use clothing dye , either powder or liquid , for base tint ?
I really like your videos. You explain things very well. I have some resin ( i’ve never used resin)and was looking how to tint them snd this video helped. Any advice on how to start using resin?
I suggest you watch as many videos as possible. I have several other videos for those just starting out. We also have hands on classes we offer. Check out my website www.RK3Designs.com FMI. 😊
I’ve only used resin once and it seemed to get hard very quickly and I was very discouraged. Whatever your using looks so much better. This is probably a silly question but are there different types of resins? Is epoxy the same as resin?
I use Stonecoat Countertop Epoxy exclusively and I love the working time you have with it. It's also zero VOC's and nonflammable.
Thank you for the information.
Question- what can I use to tint the Stonecoat Undercoat Epoxy? I have white but want something gray or even black
Thank you again, great work
I was wondering how to make it opaque as the stone coat website doesn't have base. Now I know it exists and will just have to track it down. I've also never seen the mica powders or the flakes on their site. Thanks for widening my knowledge before I start my project.
I now carry off of the products on my website. You can order straight from me www.rk3designs.com/
Have you tried putting glitter in the palm of your hand and blowing it over the surface? I've found that 3 to 5 feet above gives a very natural look without being overpowering. Great job explaining things, Thank you.
No, but that sound like fun!! I'll have to try that. I did however open a jar of mica powder in front of a fan. I don't recommend!! LOL LOL
@@RK3Designs Now that is the best laugh I've had in years. I can imagine what a mess that made, that mica floats in the air for days it seems like sometimes
😂😂😂
They don’t have any base tints on their website. What would I use instead if I’d like the white background ?
They have replaced their “base tint” with the Alumilite Opaque Dyes it’s on their website under Additives. 😊
Question on adding rust oleum paint hopefully it will not effect the drying process to Watco superglaze by Rustoleum??
Thanks very informative working on a base to my sculpture .
Hey there. I’m really not sure what Watco is.
Thank you. Very informative. What about metalic powders, is that the same as "mica powders"?
Thank you!! Yes. These terms are often used interchangeably. 😊
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
You bet. Thanks for watching!
Hey Rhonda, any chance you could try to mimic a turtle quartzite? I have been trying unsuccessfully for a while now. Thanks.
Now... that sounds like a great idea!!!!
Thank you for the information!
Have you ever combined the spray paint into the spray bottle with alcohol... And if so..what happened?
Thank you in advance
Hey there. No I’ve never tried that, but now you have my curiosity. I may have to try that 😂
How 2 create depth like a green pond , a dark base coat? ( brown or black?)
Yes, and then I would use several different shades of greens to tint the epoxy.
I just ordered the epoxy and bonding primer for my laminate countertops, I’ll use the natural grey base paint, then the epoxy, do I need to tint with white paint or just fog some white into the natural grey before the pour , then add the black and white veins
Great question. I would just dog lightly with white 😊
Is base the same as dye?
Very helpful!! Thank you..
You bet!!! Thanks for watching!!
Any recommendations on the ratios associated to the SCC epoxy and the Mica Powders? I understand it somewhat a personal choice... but any guidelines on how much a epoxy each SCC Mica Powder packet would make?
Hey Steve, I personally use 1/2 bag (.25 oz.) of mica powder to 8 oz. of 91% Isopropyl alcohol in my spray bottles. As far as mixing them into the epoxy as a tint. That is more or less dependent on what look you're going for and how opaque you are wanting it. A bag of mica will easily do a 2 gallon kit of epoxy for most finishes. Hope this helped just a little!
I know this is off topic but which do you put in a spray bottle to mix with 91% alcohol. I know the fakes are way to big. I know dust and powder will be good but just wondering what all you can mix and spray.
I use the mica powders from Stonecoat Countertops. 1/4 oz to 8 oz of alcohol.
I am new to resin and recently purchased my supplies from Stone Coat Countertop, I was informed that they are no longer carrying the base tint. The agent didn’t know the reason for this, but suggested I purchase undercoat paint instead. Can I pour this product directly into the resin as you do with the base tint. I was quite confused by the conversation with the agent at SCC, he just kept saying, “I don’t know, “ to all my questions. Thanks in advance for your response.
Hey there. I’m so sorry I’m just seeing this. SCC doesn’t carry the base tints but now sell the Opaque dyes, which I absolutely LOVE. They are very pigmented and require less product. ❤️
Watching this I'm thinking that it might be interesting to do a thick dirty pour with souper translucent colors only, one of the colors can be clear epoxy, and get something like a stained glass, either for a floor, a river table, or a complete table top in itself!
Yes!!!! I’ve actually done that. I Where are you? Pretty especially when you incorporate the interference colors 😊
@@RK3Designs Hi Ronda. I live in Montreal and I am a truck driver, going mostly to east coat, like Va all the way down to Georgia sometime.
I love watching your videos and Mike's from Stone coat!
This particular one got me thinking about how that translucent thick pour would look like as a door, all resin, except for the handle part and of course you would need some reinforced hinges on the door itseff and the frame for all that weight 😉!
I got to say that never have I ever did any drugs, but these videos get me tripping! 😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing all this!
Hi , can we paint the bath tub with colored epoxy , from white to other colors , Thank you 🙏
Hey there. Epoxy isn’t really recommended for bathtubs. There are many other products that would give you better results. 😊
@@RK3Designs 😔😔i live alone and it’s DIY for me , I have a Cheap landlord 😆😆😂😝and I really Hate my bathroom specially the tube, I was hoping I can paint or cover or something the ugly tube since he is a very very cheap landlord.
Please tell me what else I can do , I have to mention that I have asthma problem so using materials that has strong chemical order is not In my best interest 😆😆😆🤣
@@RK3Designs Hi , is there any material that does not have a strong chemical smell , since I’m asthmatic , I’m just looking for a paint to do it my self and not die after 😂😂
Stupid question but, can you use chalk to tint or acrylic paint?
There are no stupid questions 😊😊. I’ve not had good results at all with chalk. You can add acrylic in very small amounts. Too much and you’ll get marshmallow mush 😂😂.
@@RK3Designs thank you
Hi, what's the difference between the mica powder and spray paint when you it with alcohol and spray it,thanks
Can acrylic paint be used as a base tint?
Chris E Oils sorry just seeing this. I wouldn’t tint large amounts of epoxy with acrylics because they can cause the material to get stingy and clump. I use acrylics to tint small amounts and add as veins or highlights. 😊.
What are those things your putting your finished piece on.and how do I get them.
Painter pyramids. You can get them from Home Depot.
@@RK3Designs thanku I love ur videos .learning alot
Where can I find some classes in Hialeah Florida
All of our hands on classes are held in Texas. We do have a very detailed online course with tons of information. Check out www.onlineepoxypro.com 😊
What kind of paint is the base tint? Just regular acrylic paint? Enamel? Is it water based or alkyd?
The base tint in this video was an oil based tint. However, now I use a. new base tint by Alumilite that I LOVE!!! You can purchase on the Stonecoat Countertop website.
Base tint same as dye???
Yes, I use the dyes now as my base tints.
@@RK3Designs Thks
So I'm sure you got a video about this because you get a wild with this stuff so if you make the epoxy black and put any of the powders in with it you should have some kind of glitter effect to it or will some of them get took over by the black epoxy
I found the black galaxy video but thanks for the sweet videos
I do put Diamond or Gold Dust in the black quiet often and it looks AMAZING!!!! Gives just enough bling 😊😊
So I can tint my epoxy with eyeshadow?
Eye shadows have a lot of fillers along with the mica powder. I would text a sample first.
@@RK3Designs thanks I will do that
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