I'm going to be late for work tomorrow. Stone coat you don't let me sleep. I'm hooked on your videos😣 OMG. I will be trying this soon..😉😊 Congratulations, you keep doing what you're doing. It looks awesome....
That vertical application is really nice. In the video it looks easy but I'm sure it takes practice. I worked for many years in epoxy flooring and doing the base on the floors was challenging but you guys make everything so simple and easy to understand. Awesome video. Keep up the good work.
I have been working with automotive paints for years and done marblizing, also cobweb design on cars and motorcycles, for 30 years. Thank you for giving a new learning technique in the home. I enjoy all your videos. My name is Johnny. From waterbury Connecticut
I am amazed at what you can do with resin! My home is over 30 years old and I have a number of projects from the bathtub tile to the tile around my kitchen to work on. You have definitely inspired me!! Keep up the fantastic work and definitely continue with your videos!!! Many thanks! Karen
I don't think those thumb down are intentional. Any number of reasons that thumbs down button could have been accidentally hit. Great videos. I should have watched these videos before coating my copper penny table top. If you happen to do one of those penny table top videos, use a copper wire wheel on a corded drill gun to clean and polish before applying the epoxy. Anyways, great work, brother.
Malcolm PADMORE Meh...those are from the "competition". Haters gonna hate but if you seen those vids or used their products then you know why they ran over here with their thumbs pointed down.
I was thinking the same thing. Some people are only happy when they are tearing others down, I guess. Sad. I wonder how many of those haters have videos of their own on UA-cam?
I swear, I was taking a shower yesterday, looking at my ugly shower walls thinking "if there was only a way to get some epoxy on these walls to make them look better." Thank you so much for this video!
Mercedes Scipio are there any tub and sink refinished near you? I own an epoxy business and pass all that work to a tub and sink refinished, most can do backslashes and tile floors but not sure they would look great like this one.
Now I get it. You are showing people great ideas and artistry as far as they can possibly imagine using your brand of epoxy within that 45 minute window. Theres so much you can do creativewise in 45 minutes if you plan your steps very well and prepare your products accordingly, the 45 minutes is all about just letting your creative juice flow. That's big tip. Thanks! I think this is worth journaling.
That's really cool! Knowing what I know about resin I was like "he can't do that on a vertical wall..." and I was half right. With standard epoxy you can't but with a thickener it makes sense. Very awesome and now I want to do the wall around my shower. :P - Heidi
BlackCat2 I did a vertical wall with a regular epoxy. I had to apply it in light coats, let each coat cure and keep applying until the correct thickness is met. I used Corotech block filler primer and the primer, Simiron Routes for the top coats. I even added color flakes, that wasn't easy. I had over 2,300 sqft of walls in 3 different rooms. Throwing color flakes at a wall isn't fun. I wish I could add pictures. My Facebook page has them posted. Granite State Epoxy Floors.
Yes!!!!! Thanks for this. This was one thing I spoke to your wife about. Excellent!!!! Marie P. FYI I also have gotten my husband hooked on your videos!!!!
Thank you for your Video, I have taken an interest in DIY Projects at age 63. You inspired me by showing and explaining step by step and the products needed to get the affect you shown.
I really like the option of being able to do the epoxy coating vertically, but when you're skimming the trowel across the surface how to you deal with the corners where the walls meet? Can you maybe do a video showing a technique for that? Keep up the great vids!
Thank you for such informative videos. I love that you get right down to business and don't chatter about irrelevant things...lol! You are truly talented!!
Would be interested in seeing a video of this technique actually being used in the implementation of a shower wall/bathroom remodel. I saw the step by step guide on your website, but a video would be pretty awesome to make it more clear. You guys do great work, makes me wanna stop by when I'm in the area :)
@@diamoneglass2136 sorry, can’t see it on his channel.. I saw only one project but there was epoxy pouring on the mdf sheet in horizontal position like countertop and then it was installed… would like to se the actual video of applying epoxy on shower walls with zoom on it at end..
I think I'm in love with Mitch. I started watching back before I had a house of my own, just because these guys always make me happy. They are upbeat, funny, goofy, talented and, always positive. They're the kind of people you wish you knew personally andni hope every good thing life has to offer for them. 😍
This about my 8th time watching trying to get my nerve up for this camper shower wall. every time I see this I just keep seeing things I missed. Oh, what the heck I going for it today. I spoke with Sha when I call in the other day saying she will be in my area visiting family, really hoping she has time to stop by and give me a first-hand look at my crazy ideas. I have my new business cards on the way.
My question is, how come there is only 1 video of this vertical epoxy wall. It looks great and so easy, why haven't you posted anymore videos? I'd like to see it with lighter colors. It's a bit hard to see what the finished texture is going to be. Sample boards! Please do some samples.
@@StoneCoatCountertops awesome news. I've already bought the product from you, i'm just hesitant to use it. Im worried the finish won't be smooth and glassy. Trying to figure our another way to make my shower/tub surround. The bathroom is completely gutted. DOWN TO THE STUDS. Thankfully there's another one that can be used.
I love Mike... I really do. But this stuff is really for professionals only. We tried it. Bought the bonding primer, watched the video 20 times, read anything we could find and followed instructions to the letter. It's a complete disaster. The clean up to get the mess off is way worse, harder and more time consuming than the application. The bonding primer peeled off. The color didn't cover. We tried multiple paints and none of them worked the same way it does on the video. Mike does a wonderful job. Hire him to do it for you. This really requires a professional.
Thank you for reaching out to us Pine Run Farm! What type of substrate were you installing over? We would be more than happy to help you out withh a fix and step-by-step instruction. Please feel free to call or email us anytime. (541)450-1976
Yes, again! We need a few more wall applications. I’m counting on doing this in at least one of the showers (roll in/handicap) because one, it’s beautiful and two, a tile shower costs from $3,000 to $7,000 for something not so individualized. I know it’s generally the same technique. More wall videos, please!
I love the fact that you can do the vertical walls.. gave me an idea.. I have been wanting to make a headboard for a long time.. now I know what I want to do with it!! It's gonna look so cool, with your help of course!!
YAY!!!!! Its here!!!!! It is now a ritual, to sit in the morning and watch yet more of your videos!!!!! I absolutely love this!!! Have the perfect place to do it!!! My challenge is, when to know to stop!!! This looks amazing, love your new excitement with your new Christmas morning toy!!!
Awesome video but I would also like to see this done on an actual shower/surround kit as your explanation is awesome , but the realistic visual helps as well. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!!!
I really like the way that you sorta wing it, making changes and additions on the fly. This gives us a better idea as to just how forgiving the product is, and how much working time is available in order to make these decisions.
This is great - love your enthusiasm for what you do and you explain all the little nuances, which is helpful for us "newbies". I'd like to see you do a complete tub/shower surround and also how to do a shower from scratch - what is needed in terms of water proofing, if anything? Could I make a shower out of plywood? ~ Nancy
Oh wow, I'm so glad I found your videos! I enjoy learning new things and you make it look so easy. Sure it is, just follow directions. I can see my husband, "oh no, here we go again!" Lol This is really nice.
I’ve done Marble with veins threw-out a whole bedroom years ago including ceiling . It blended as if all one piece. Takes time . Only work one side at a time .
Would love to see this done on an actual shower surround. Saw the one where you created the walls then installed in a shower, but would like to see an actual vertical job done in an actual shower. Also, can you epoxy cover a tub?
@@greatbay1961 It's an existing shower surround that if I am going to take apart/down, then I would just completely replace it with tile. Trying to avoid doing that.
I love that you acknowledge the fact that sometimes you go over the top...BUT... every time I think you should stop you keep going and it turns out even better....
If I were to do this to my shower, would it work over caulk? Can I use the same epoxy on the floor as the walls? Can I use normal cleaners to clean the shower that has been coated in epoxy?
Omg I’m still such a newbie seeing these videos. I am impressed with this vertical work you did and I was curious about if it could be done on already standing walls. So excited this popped up
Three Questions: 1.) What happens where it meets the floor/tub/walls - I assume there's some flow downwards and maybe some pooling - do you tape it, or...?, 2.) Is the finished texture smooth or does it retain the peaks and valleys from the troweling? and 3.) Would you topcoat this and if so, is thickener also added...?
1. Use Tyvek type tape at areas you're taping off, remove tape when product is tacky but not dry to create nice cut lines at edges, peel tape at a 45 degree angle from surface. The amount of thickener directly influences flow. When mixed properly, the material stays where you trowel it. 2. Retains the peaks and valleys from troweling. 3. Topcoat is not necessary but if you wanted to, yes, the thickener would be added. (If you want a smooth surface while maintaining the "depth" you'll need to apply several leveling topcoats, sanding in between and be careful not to burn through and sand off the ridges.) This is what works for me.
Excellent video. You give me so many great inspirations. I like that the gentleman in the video is having so much fun and seems to love what he is doing. I had no idea this could be done on vertical surfaces! Thank you!
I used to be a Faux Finish painter and this video and product has me in awe! Wish this had been around 15 years ago... lol! Now I have to go find a wall to try this out on!
Awesome Deborah! Let us know if you have any questions, feel free to call or write anytime for project support. (541)450-1976 What type of projects did you used to faux finish?
And what happens when you eventually want to replace the epoxy treated tiles or tub surround? How do you remove the epoxy treatment? I need to know BEFORE I epoxy a tub surround, what it takes to remove it if you decide to go back to tile or some other wall covering?
@@sheri4673 thats a great question. Im looking at making wheelchair accessible bathroom in an rv. If it wont chip,crack or flake, or is easily repaired, I'll gut the room and do every suface except the toilet and ceiling vent. Its so easy to clean and the dog won't slip and the hair wont stick.
I’m starting a new project this month for my kitchen and I’m gonna try this on one of the walls. Have to order the vertical wall stuff and we’ll see 😊 be back soon. Well hopefully soon 👍🏽 I love that it’s still shiny ❤
very exciting. you could literally sell these on online galleries for good money. i'll have to check this out. the trowel idea alone is good info. i've seen this done with oil paint. could be pricey but buyers exist. maybe i should keep it a secret lol.
Justin Smudde not gonna happen bro. If you notice his new videos they involve you making the panel on the flat surface and then installing them after. This technique is just trash
I love your voice , I love your personality, and I loooove your tutorials!! You are a master and make it look so easy. I've watched others, but they do not do all the steps you do for a flawless finish. THX
More wall videos please! For the inspiration and techniques. I volunteer my walk in shower that was done by a blind DIYer. A huge step to climb over, uneven floor mosaics and mismatched wall tiles over the whole 3/4 bath! I'd be tempted to let you do the whole room! LOL LOL
StoneCoatCountertops that's what my husband and I were thinking but it's still turned out to be a beautiful piece!! love your videos and we will be placing an order with you for sure!
Jessica kutzke Wow, it's weird you said that because I saw a goateed man in another one of his videos! He must have some super natural things happening through his art! BTW, the gold man has a dog behind him. Pretty cool!
I would like to try this in my small kitchen over the sink and stove. Could I do it over 2 pieces of plywood laying flat and then just raise the boards into place and glue them into place over my sink and counters? What thickness plywood wood you recommend and how to attach it to the exiting wall without nailing into the finish?
Great question Lena! You will pour your walls as they lay flat and add any design you wish. We like to use ¾” MDF Our free video training's show many options and color choices. The effects are truly limitless. After the walls are dry and the drips are removed by sanding, you can install the shower panels using 100% silicone as an adhesive. Give us a call or email us anytime with questions or for project support. (541)450-1976
honestly i'm blown away ur sharing secret sauce right now i'm not to interior decorative designed inclined but i do hardwood flooring n ive never seen this done or in any homes for the 10 yrs i been sanding floors n coating. i'm from ohio and no one does this but great share man. i'm sure theres a few companies and a one man ad guy that offer this product design. Man i'm bout to epoxt seal my garage basement finally n the walls are concrete blocks prolly take too much to level out i think ill just roll on n smear like the metallic floor thks again never ending thoughts are blowing my minds whats possible.
Great video! My kitchen needs a back splash and this is exactly what I’ll do. Soon as I finish the bathrooms. I’m just trying to decide what colors and other paints, stone, wood, and hardware to coordinate. So the house will have a nice flow of color and textures. So many products these days it’s hard to choose. Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos.
We use Cabosill powder as our thickening powder, be sure to wear a respirator when working with this thickener as it is very light and harmful to breath in!
@@StoneCoatCountertops do I need this additive for just doing a backsplash. I want to redo some countertops, with a backsplash so that water cant go between splash and top....
Question: i have been waiting for this application. Now, can i add this to a tub surround to change it up and do i need to do anything special prior to application.??
Wait... 2 questions. Do you still torch at the end? And why you say no veins? Is it because once you run the paint stick through... It doesn't level back out?
I have a raw plywood sink top slab I have been using as a countertop for a few years. I would like to make it like an old barn wood counter. I have my silverware check on it with space for food prep or whatever I need. It is 36”X 12” x 1\2” thick. Not sure what I need to do to prepare for finishing. Definitely need good advice to make it look better than “unfinished wood”.
This guy is good ive had years of faux experience and he made desired effects with a few trowel strokes while it would take me layer upon layer with a sponge and brush. Also I am guilty of keep adding colors and effects even if the looks are already great...i just cant stop ...lol Great vid and thanks for sharing. I never stop learning to get better for this is my craft and passion. This gave me some ideas to make my job easier, achieve a natural look in less time. Your countertop finishes are so sick too bad cant do it on walls. Gravity sucks.
Yes, please do a tub. I need this and I'm sure tons of people do too. It's obvious you have loads of experience and clearly started this adventure not really knowing what you were doing but now that you are an expert I'm sure you can lead the way. BTW this new product is a serious game changer, looks soooo amazing.
StoneCoatCountertops it'd be great if you tried, my master bath has an ugly matching 1990s blue faux marble vanity, jacuzzi tub, and stand up shower. I'd kill to cover it in this stuff.
Beautiful! I would love to allow you to use my home as a teaching environment! I think I'll be watching these videos, so I can use your techniques and improve on my abstract art as well. Thanks!
I haven't had the chance to work with your product, but I will in the near future. as an Artist I have some great ideas that could do with this product and technique. great job. Stone Coat.
hola amigos Stone Coat, saludos desde Venezuela, como siempre excelente trabajo, FELICITACIONES , no todo el mundo sabe trabajar con epoxi en vertical , siempre lo dificil lo trasmiten para que se vea facil, y eso lo da la practica y se ve que eso les sobra a ustedes definitivamente son unos Maestros, ahh ese polvo magico que hace poner mas viscosa la resina y darle cuerpo y resistencia lo usamos mucho para trabajos en Fibra de Vidrio ,,,,,,,,el nombre me lo reservo ya que ustedes no lo dieron jajaja ,,,,,, el secreto mejor guardado para trabajos de resinas composites......
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I'm going to be late for work tomorrow. Stone coat you don't let me sleep. I'm hooked on your videos😣 OMG. I will be trying this soon..😉😊 Congratulations, you keep doing what you're doing. It looks awesome....
Josie Sarabia love there work too
I accidentally ran into these videos and now I'm hooked! Great videos I look forward to trying this in my own house since you make it seem so easy!
StoneCoatCountertops wish you could come do my countertops
That vertical application is really nice. In the video it looks easy but I'm sure it takes practice. I worked for many years in epoxy flooring and doing the base on the floors was challenging but you guys make everything so simple and easy to understand. Awesome video. Keep up the good work.
this is a good example of how someone can promote and show off their product while being so humble at the same time
I have been working with automotive paints for years and done marblizing, also cobweb design on cars and motorcycles, for 30 years. Thank you for giving a new learning technique in the home. I enjoy all your videos. My name is Johnny. From waterbury Connecticut
I am amazed at what you can do with resin! My home is over 30 years old and I have a number of projects from the bathtub tile to the tile around my kitchen to work on. You have definitely inspired me!! Keep up the fantastic work and definitely continue with your videos!!! Many thanks! Karen
Why 9 thumbs down youtube community? This video was super informative, concise and cool.
I don't think those thumb down are intentional. Any number of reasons that thumbs down button could have been accidentally hit.
Great videos. I should have watched these videos before coating my copper penny table top. If you happen to do one of those penny table top videos, use a copper wire wheel on a corded drill gun to clean and polish before applying the epoxy. Anyways, great work, brother.
Malcolm PADMORE Meh...those are from the "competition". Haters gonna hate but if you seen those vids or used their products then you know why they ran over here with their thumbs pointed down.
I was thinking the same thing. Some people are only happy when they are tearing others down, I guess. Sad. I wonder how many of those haters have videos of their own on UA-cam?
WHAAAA???
People hate on people with Money or people who have Talent, n can do thing's they only wish they could do. 100% TRUTH!
You're one of the few UA-camrs that could actually make use of a high resolution camera. I hope you get one for Christmas.
I swear, I was taking a shower yesterday, looking at my ugly shower walls thinking "if there was only a way to get some epoxy on these walls to make them look better." Thank you so much for this video!
Mercedes Scipio are there any tub and sink refinished near you? I own an epoxy business and pass all that work to a tub and sink refinished, most can do backslashes and tile floors but not sure they would look great like this one.
Vc usou aerosil
Now I get it. You are showing people great ideas and artistry as far as they can possibly imagine using your brand of epoxy within that 45 minute window. Theres so much you can do creativewise in 45 minutes if you plan your steps very well and prepare your products accordingly, the 45 minutes is all about just letting your creative juice flow. That's big tip. Thanks! I think this is worth journaling.
WoW, so cool!!! Can't wait to do this. Instructor was such a wonderful person.
Not only you give us a fish, you teach us how to catch a fishing too. Not enough words to thank you for the videos. Thank you
You are truly an artist! Gifted and a great person. Thank you for all the great ideas.
That's really cool! Knowing what I know about resin I was like "he can't do that on a vertical wall..." and I was half right. With standard epoxy you can't but with a thickener it makes sense. Very awesome and now I want to do the wall around my shower. :P - Heidi
BlackCat2 I did a vertical wall with a regular epoxy. I had to apply it in light coats, let each coat cure and keep applying until the correct thickness is met. I used Corotech block filler primer and the primer, Simiron Routes for the top coats. I even added color flakes, that wasn't easy. I had over 2,300 sqft of walls in 3 different rooms. Throwing color flakes at a wall isn't fun. I wish I could add pictures. My Facebook page has them posted. Granite State Epoxy Floors.
hola amigo donde puedo conseguir un video sobre resina en paredes pero en español
Yes!!!!! Thanks for this. This was one thing I spoke to your wife about. Excellent!!!! Marie P. FYI I also have gotten my husband hooked on your videos!!!!
Good eye
Thank you for your Video, I have taken an interest in DIY Projects at age 63. You inspired me by showing and explaining step by step and the products needed to get the affect you shown.
I really like the option of being able to do the epoxy coating vertically, but when you're skimming the trowel across the surface how to you deal with the corners where the walls meet? Can you maybe do a video showing a technique for that? Keep up the great vids!
Thank you for such informative videos. I love that you get right down to business and don't chatter about irrelevant things...lol! You are truly talented!!
Would be interested in seeing a video of this technique actually being used in the implementation of a shower wall/bathroom remodel. I saw the step by step guide on your website, but a video would be pretty awesome to make it more clear. You guys do great work, makes me wanna stop by when I'm in the area :)
He's done that too🔥🔥
@@diamoneglass2136 sorry, can’t see it on his channel.. I saw only one project but there was epoxy pouring on the mdf sheet in horizontal position like countertop and then it was installed… would like to se the actual video of applying epoxy on shower walls with zoom on it at end..
@@diamoneglass2136 pls link 😭🥺
I think I'm in love with Mitch. I started watching back before I had a house of my own, just because these guys always make me happy. They are upbeat, funny, goofy, talented and, always positive. They're the kind of people you wish you knew personally andni hope every good thing life has to offer for them. 😍
This about my 8th time watching trying to get my nerve up for this camper shower wall. every time I see this I just keep seeing things I missed. Oh, what the heck I going for it today. I spoke with Sha when I call in the other day saying she will be in my area visiting family, really hoping she has time to stop by and give me a first-hand look at my crazy ideas. I have my new business cards on the way.
I am Korean.Thank you for watching Stonecoat UA-cam.I'm always rooting for you.
My question is, how come there is only 1 video of this vertical epoxy wall. It looks great and so easy, why haven't you posted anymore videos? I'd like to see it with lighter colors. It's a bit hard to see what the finished texture is going to be. Sample boards! Please do some samples.
Great question Froggie CanISeeYourJunk! We will be coming out with an updated vertical wall video very soon, stay tuned!
@@StoneCoatCountertops awesome news. I've already bought the product from you, i'm just hesitant to use it. Im worried the finish won't be smooth and glassy. Trying to figure our another way to make my shower/tub surround. The bathroom is completely gutted. DOWN TO THE STUDS. Thankfully there's another one that can be used.
I would love to do this in my shower. A video explaining all of that, would be fantastic!!!
@@StoneCoatCountertops Yes Please!! I would love another video as I am considering epoxy shower walls in my new house!
Stone Coat Countertops , hi Guys, can you use a paint brushe with this for doing table legs ?
I love Mike... I really do. But this stuff is really for professionals only. We tried it. Bought the bonding primer, watched the video 20 times, read anything we could find and followed instructions to the letter. It's a complete disaster. The clean up to get the mess off is way worse, harder and more time consuming than the application. The bonding primer peeled off. The color didn't cover. We tried multiple paints and none of them worked the same way it does on the video. Mike does a wonderful job. Hire him to do it for you. This really requires a professional.
Thank you for reaching out to us Pine Run Farm! What type of substrate were you installing over? We would be more than happy to help you out withh a fix and step-by-step instruction. Please feel free to call or email us anytime. (541)450-1976
Yes, again! We need a few more wall applications. I’m counting on doing this in at least one of the showers (roll in/handicap) because one, it’s beautiful and two, a tile shower costs from $3,000 to $7,000 for something not so individualized. I know it’s generally the same technique. More wall videos, please!
It's awesome that you can apply this to a vertical surface. Total game changer!
I love the fact that you can do the vertical walls.. gave me an idea.. I have been wanting to make a headboard for a long time.. now I know what I want to do with it!! It's gonna look so cool, with your help of course!!
YAY!!!!! Its here!!!!! It is now a ritual, to sit in the morning and watch yet more of your videos!!!!! I absolutely love this!!! Have the perfect place to do it!!! My challenge is, when to know to stop!!! This looks amazing, love your new excitement with your new Christmas morning toy!!!
You kinda remind me of Bob Ross without the fro of course. Your awsome thank you for your very detailed & informative videos.
Definitely in the class.
all he needed was a happy little tree in the corner
Looking at redoing my countertops, and stumbled upon an artist. Thanks for sharing your work :)
Awesome video but I would also like to see this done on an actual shower/surround kit as your explanation is awesome , but the realistic visual helps as well. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for watching Susan Sigler, we are working on this for the future, stay tuned!
I really like the way that you sorta wing it, making changes and additions on the fly. This gives us a better idea as to just how forgiving the product is, and how much working time is available in order to make these decisions.
Great job. I have a bathroom to do and this will be perfect. Please make more wall videos. Thanks.
This is exactly the kind of thing I've wanted to do for ages and didn't think it was possible to do! Thanks!
Thanks for watching Danielle! Let us know if we can assist you with your project. (541)450-1976
This is great - love your enthusiasm for what you do and you explain all the little nuances, which is helpful for us "newbies". I'd like to see you do a complete tub/shower surround and also how to do a shower from scratch - what is needed in terms of water proofing, if anything? Could I make a shower out of plywood? ~ Nancy
Oh wow, I'm so glad I found your videos! I enjoy learning new things and you make it look so easy. Sure it is, just follow directions. I can see my husband, "oh no, here we go again!" Lol This is really nice.
I’ve done Marble with veins threw-out a whole bedroom years ago including ceiling . It blended as if all one piece. Takes time . Only work one side at a time .
The rug was pure white so the walls was off ivory with veins of pale colors
did you do it on the mdf or straight on the walls? how did it hold up over time?
I think you are a genius. Thanks for all the tips and the precise examples.
Would love to see this done on an actual shower surround. Saw the one where you created the walls then installed in a shower, but would like to see an actual vertical job done in an actual shower. Also, can you epoxy cover a tub?
I cant see why you couldnt do your panels on flat surface then just install them like a surround in 3 pieces
@@greatbay1961 It's an existing shower surround that if I am going to take apart/down, then I would just completely replace it with tile. Trying to avoid doing that.
@@heatherlester3429 same here. I have some 70's fiberglass tub/shower surrounds I'd like to try it on. Don't know though.
@Heather Wood Did you do it? I'm strongly considering this for an old basement bathroom fiberglass shower.
Corey Van Raalte I haven't yet. I did my kitchen counters though and they turned out awesome.
I love your genuine enthusiasm for your craft; all the best to you my friend.
I wish you would do more of the vertical applications; this was really nice.
Dude youre the Bob Ross of epoxy. Great videos !!
the bob ross of epoxy, awesome!
you have a new subscriber!
just say no to the fro!
OMG that's what I was thinking "Big fluffy clouds" LMAO!!!
I love that you acknowledge the fact that sometimes you go over the top...BUT... every time I think you should stop you keep going and it turns out even better....
If I were to do this to my shower, would it work over caulk? Can I use the same epoxy on the floor as the walls? Can I use normal cleaners to clean the shower that has been coated in epoxy?
Omg I’m still such a newbie seeing these videos. I am impressed with this vertical work you did and I was curious about if it could be done on already standing walls.
So excited this popped up
Three Questions: 1.) What happens where it meets the floor/tub/walls - I assume there's some flow downwards and maybe some pooling - do you tape it, or...?, 2.) Is the finished texture smooth or does it retain the peaks and valleys from the troweling? and 3.) Would you topcoat this and if so, is thickener also added...?
I would like to know as welll
1. Use Tyvek type tape at areas you're taping off, remove tape when product is tacky but not dry to create nice cut lines at edges, peel tape at a 45 degree angle from surface. The amount of thickener directly influences flow. When mixed properly, the material stays where you trowel it. 2. Retains the peaks and valleys from troweling. 3. Topcoat is not necessary but if you wanted to, yes, the thickener would be added. (If you want a smooth surface while maintaining the "depth" you'll need to apply several leveling topcoats, sanding in between and be careful not to burn through and sand off the ridges.) This is what works for me.
@@TN_Travesty thanks for this. It make sense.
Boom
@@TN_Travesty Thank you Traves for your input,I guess it will be some time before a brush/roller type of paint finish on walls will be available.
Excellent video. You give me so many great inspirations. I like that the gentleman in the video is having so much fun and seems to love what he is doing. I had no idea this could be done on vertical surfaces! Thank you!
Love it I just said I wish I know how put your stuff on a wall as hate my shower tile. Soon my whole house will be stonecoated . Ty
Amber Bownds
Me too. Even some projects with LED's under the epoxy to add some lighting to it.
I used to be a Faux Finish painter and this video and product has me in awe! Wish this had been around 15 years ago... lol! Now I have to go find a wall to try this out on!
Awesome Deborah! Let us know if you have any questions, feel free to call or write anytime for project support. (541)450-1976 What type of projects did you used to faux finish?
how about showing a video of actual application on an existing tile on a shower please
And what happens when you eventually want to replace the epoxy treated tiles or tub surround? How do you remove the epoxy treatment? I need to know BEFORE I epoxy a tub surround, what it takes to remove it if you decide to go back to tile or some other wall covering?
@@sheri4673 You can tile right over it. Just rough up the surface and use a proper tile glue.
Are they saying you can really do this over tile say shower/tub? LOL oookkkk!
You actually can just need to knock glaze off tile first.
@@sheri4673 thats a great question. Im looking at making wheelchair accessible bathroom in an rv. If it wont chip,crack or flake, or is easily repaired, I'll gut the room and do every suface except the toilet and ceiling vent. Its so easy to clean and the dog won't slip and the hair wont stick.
I’m starting a new project this month for my kitchen and I’m gonna try this on one of the walls. Have to order the vertical wall stuff and we’ll see 😊 be back soon. Well hopefully soon 👍🏽 I love that it’s still shiny ❤
very exciting. you could literally sell these on online galleries for good money. i'll have to check this out. the trowel idea alone is good info. i've seen this done with oil paint. could be pricey but buyers exist. maybe i should keep it a secret lol.
That guy rules! I've been searching for the perfect accent wall and this is going to be it!!!!
I need to see this done on vertical wall tile!!
Justin Smudde not gonna happen bro. If you notice his new videos they involve you making the panel on the flat surface and then installing them after. This technique is just trash
Excellent !!! I've watch all your videos & they're all great & informative specially the technique. Please show more. Thanks.
Thank you for your support Rodolfo! Call us anytime with questions 541-450-1976
Mike...do you still use heat to pop the bubbles on the vertical application??
Just beautiful. i love that you are obviously good natured too
To get the ledges, lines, edges from troweling you could wait for it to harden then sand it flat & buff it? - Auto body guy here...
I love your voice , I love your personality, and I loooove your tutorials!! You are a master and make it look so easy. I've watched others, but they do not do all the steps you do for a flawless finish. THX
Does it automatically level out? Do you have to use the torch for bubbles? So much is unexplained.
Im guessing that since its on a vertical wall, it wont level itself out.
True there wasn't any mention of the torch or heat gun.
What you see is what you get. Plastering skills needed.
Just awesome!!! Love it!!! Now it's time to reface my bathroom. Thank you so much for sharing this video! You just save me thousands of dollars.
would this work on concrete walls? I have a bathroom in my basement made out of concrete and I think this would be cool.
Love that you have product for vertical walls! I would like to see it in some different colors though and a demonstration of it over tile...please???
So, i notice with the thickening agent it doesn’t flatten out as well, if you were to use a torch could you get it flatter than with the trowel ?
More wall videos please! For the inspiration and techniques. I volunteer my walk in shower that was done by a blind DIYer. A huge step to climb over, uneven floor mosaics and mismatched wall tiles over the whole 3/4 bath! I'd be tempted to let you do the whole room! LOL LOL
So, on a vertical service, with the thickened epoxy, there is no air bubbles that need to be torched out?
Love this guys enthusiasm for what he does 👍👍
anybody else see the gold man in this @ 15:08 he looks like a musketeer! you painted a masterpiece, then covered it up with a masterpiece 🤣
StoneCoatCountertops that's what my husband and I were thinking but it's still turned out to be a beautiful piece!! love your videos and we will be placing an order with you for sure!
LOL yes I saw it. The man with the hat on!
Jessica kutzke Wow, it's weird you said that because I saw a goateed man in another one of his videos! He must have some super natural things happening through his art! BTW, the gold man has a dog behind him. Pretty cool!
This is amazing
Your a great teacher
Never miss anything
Thank you!
Patricia
can this product be torched as well to blend the colors and achieve a smoother surface? Or will it just have a slate-like texture?
OH, this man is so talented, just LOVE what he does !
Thank you so much! What is your favorite video my friend?🙌
I would like to try this in my small kitchen over the sink and stove. Could I do it over 2 pieces of plywood laying flat and then just raise the boards into place and glue them into place over my sink and counters? What thickness plywood wood you recommend and how to attach it to the exiting wall without nailing into the finish?
Great question Lena! You will pour your walls as they lay flat and add any design you wish. We like to use ¾” MDF Our free video training's show many options and color choices. The effects are truly limitless. After the walls are dry and the drips are removed by sanding, you can install the shower panels using 100% silicone as an adhesive. Give us a call or email us anytime with questions or for project support. (541)450-1976
I like the vertical blinds color design application It looks good
I want to see you do a vertical white or black marble.
Cynthia Gabriel yea...yea...yea!!!!
honestly i'm blown away ur sharing secret sauce right now i'm not to interior decorative designed inclined but i do hardwood flooring n ive never seen this done or in any homes for the 10 yrs i been sanding floors n coating. i'm from ohio and no one does this but great share man. i'm sure theres a few companies and a one man ad guy that offer this product design. Man i'm bout to epoxt seal my garage basement finally n the walls are concrete blocks prolly take too much to level out i think ill just roll on n smear like the metallic floor thks again never ending thoughts are blowing my minds whats possible.
Wow, very cool.
Great video! My kitchen needs a back splash and this is exactly what I’ll do. Soon as I finish the bathrooms. I’m just trying to decide what colors and other paints, stone, wood, and hardware to coordinate. So the house will have a nice flow of color and textures. So many products these days it’s hard to choose. Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos.
Would love to know how your backsplash came out. Is it near heat?
Is the thickener a toxic stuff? Thank you!
We use Cabosill powder as our thickening powder, be sure to wear a respirator when working with this thickener as it is very light and harmful to breath in!
@@StoneCoatCountertops Thank's again!
@@StoneCoatCountertops do I need this additive for just doing a backsplash. I want to redo some countertops, with a backsplash so that water cant go between splash and top....
You’re the modern day Bob Ross ..... you are an artist.Just subscribed keep those videos coming.
Question: i have been waiting for this application. Now, can i add this to a tub surround to change it up and do i need to do anything special prior to application.??
jean morris did u use mdf?
Vertical wall FANTASTIC looks like meditation where I am from thankyou.
Wait... 2 questions. Do you still torch at the end? And why you say no veins? Is it because once you run the paint stick through... It doesn't level back out?
I have a raw plywood sink top slab I have been using as a countertop for a few years.
I would like to make it like an old barn wood counter. I have my silverware check on it with space for food prep or whatever I need. It is 36”X 12” x 1\2” thick. Not sure what I need to do to prepare for finishing.
Definitely need good advice to make it look better than “unfinished wood”.
Please do more training on this product
We will have another vertical wall training video coming soon, stay tuned Linda Stoops! What colors are you interested in?
Thank you Various shades of grey and rust
This guy is good ive had years of faux experience and he made desired effects with a few trowel strokes while it would take me layer upon layer with a sponge and brush. Also I am guilty of keep adding colors and effects even if the looks are already great...i just cant stop ...lol
Great vid and thanks for sharing. I never stop learning to get better for this is my craft and passion. This gave me some ideas to make my job easier, achieve a natural look in less time.
Your countertop finishes are so sick too bad cant do it on walls. Gravity sucks.
Do a bathtub please!!!!
Yes, please do a tub. I need this and I'm sure tons of people do too. It's obvious you have loads of experience and clearly started this adventure not really knowing what you were doing but now that you are an expert I'm sure you can lead the way. BTW this new product is a serious game changer, looks soooo amazing.
StoneCoatCountertops it'd be great if you tried, my master bath has an ugly matching 1990s blue faux marble vanity, jacuzzi tub, and stand up shower. I'd kill to cover it in this stuff.
A bath would be fantastic
Yes, pretty please!!! :)
Best thing to do with a bathtub is tear it out.
I have never seen such beautiful effects your so kind as to share this with us bless you your amazing x
do you chop it and torch it also just like a counter top. didn't hear anything about that in this process...
Good question
Of all UA-cam videos I seen, then yours the best. Thanks a lot
As Mr. Stone Coat refuses to answer any questions, it is best to avoid attempting this.
If you have a question read through the threads. There are plenty of people here who have done this before answering questions for people.
Thanks for doing this videos! I am addicted to watching your work. It is magnificent.....
Wonderful videos, products and masterpieces. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It brings beauty into the world!
I love this and your enthusiasm! Makes me believe I can do this! 👍
Beautiful! I would love to allow you to use my home as a teaching environment! I think I'll be watching these videos, so I can use your techniques and improve on my abstract art as well. Thanks!
Your stuff is great. Very beautiful. Keep up the good work.
I haven't had the chance to work with your product, but I will in the near future. as an Artist I have some great ideas that could do with this product and technique. great job. Stone Coat.
hola amigos Stone Coat, saludos desde Venezuela, como siempre excelente trabajo, FELICITACIONES , no todo el mundo sabe trabajar con epoxi en vertical , siempre lo dificil lo trasmiten para que se vea facil, y eso lo da la practica y se ve que eso les sobra a ustedes definitivamente son unos Maestros, ahh ese polvo magico que hace poner mas viscosa la resina y darle cuerpo y resistencia lo usamos mucho para trabajos en Fibra de Vidrio ,,,,,,,,el nombre me lo reservo ya que ustedes no lo dieron jajaja ,,,,,, el secreto mejor guardado para trabajos de resinas composites......
I absolutely love your stuff! And love that you do so many how to videos...
Dude... Thank you so much . Great video. I love your enthusiasm and instruction. You taught me so much