Pour on Marble Countertops | Stone Coat Epoxy

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What did you think of the added veins? Did it make or break the piece?? Tell us what you would have done!
Comment from : Stone Coat Countertops

Love your countertop works I have a question however can you sand down/ repair an epoxy pour that went bad and pour a new pour on top of the old one epoxy I'm in a bind Thanks
Comment from : Sportster_12

LINES ruined it-looked perfect before
Comment from : Grove Safemoon Crypto News DAILY!

Liked it subtle
Comment from : Crystal Joorabchi

the veins look too artifical imo, if they were less uniform and more random I think itwould look good
Comment from : Tubby Custard

not the big vein
Comment from : hoospoodles

Im A team!
Comment from : Flor Lima

Without veins
Comment from : KGIRL

A few less lines
Comment from : Kimberly Clark

I would've chopped out the veins, just a little, but a lot on that big one
Comment from : Maggie Elliott

Either way is fine Really becomes a subjective approach, it's art!
Comment from : bob smith

Before the veins
Comment from : Faye Cole

Both ways are beautiful
Comment from : Kathy Furlong

No veins
Comment from : Morgan Killian Jackson

How do you do this if you can't tilt marble and have a vertical backsplash Need to do a vanity but can't detach marble
Comment from : Peggy Jarman

The attempt to fix “squiggle” ruined the piece The other veins are okay, the simple look was much better
Comment from : 167tbrooks

Question about application! I have counters with the lip on the backsplash wall that goes up I would rather not cut it off bc we have a tile backsplash… can I do an epoxy pour or roll it on this vertical surface? I’m planning on doing the Carrara marble look Thank you!
Comment from : Kristina Wickham

I liked it better without veins
Comment from : Susan Malone

Option B definately
Comment from : PunchyMuffin

I like it but I think I prefer without the veins
Comment from : Phoebe Sanchez

Liked it before the veins were added
Comment from : Jennifer Holton

Hate the veins! Countertop is now ruined
Comment from : 32redrubies

No vein
Comment from : C Perkin

Veins looked man made veins can be different width and different organic paths than straight crosses that he makes here
Comment from : timothy norton

Hi, I want to do this to my countertops in my kitchen, I have been watching your videos for awhile now and becoming more confident in doing it But as I read reviews I'm nervous my countertops will start to yellow and spending the $48000 doesn't seem fitting if it will yellow Can you please let me know if the yellowing is something that will or won't happen with your product?
Comment from : Michelle Taylor

can it withstand heat still like the granite under it?
Comment from : Jasmine Gerber

No veins, beautiful just the way it was!
Comment from : Delores Alexander

Option a
Comment from : Thomas Crill

I like better before the veins
Comment from : Stephanie Brown

Isn’t epoxy dangerous to inhale during the mixing and curing process? Shouldn’t you guys be wearing PPE?
Comment from : Leanne Hochberg

I live the look before the veins I just received my products and can't wait to do this
Comment from : Cheri Harris

His veins don't look natural
Comment from : donpoochi

Do not like the vain to straight should have spread it out with heat gun, but the rest looks great
Comment from : Deep Blue

I love it without the veins!
Comment from : Donna Reeves

A
Comment from : Richard Semel

No veins
Comment from : Martina

Without the veins looks better but I love it either way ❤️
Comment from : Lissette Mercedes

I really like the pour marble look, however what if I can't tilt the surface, because it's a concrete counter-top Can I use a roller?
Comment from : Tashna Moore

Wow you made it look so easy I liked both looks the smoother look is more my style when I'm doing glam With the veins its good for that perfectly imperfect look The veils you created were too perfect and too many of them Overall, you did a great job; I enjoyed watching
Comment from : Sister Rym

Without the veins
Comment from : Dori Hewitt

How do you get the bull nose edges to be smooth?
Comment from : Traci Brower-Coleman

Without veins was beautiful
Comment from : Adventures with MawMaw (Tina)

I liked it before three veins
Comment from : Leslie Joy

bEFORE THE VAINS
Comment from : Sandi DeLeo

the large vein was good but the other ones sorta looked too artificial more diagonal, horizontal, wider would have been better IMHO
Comment from : nachojones1

I like it before the lines!😜
Comment from : myra dunne

I liked without the veins! What is the name of this particular kit and do I need a primer and top coat?
Comment from : Veronica Moshier

Do you ever do this without removing the countertops? We’d really prefer to keep them on
Comment from : Jill

Without veins
Comment from : JoAnna Boise

Without veins JMO How much product per sqft?
Comment from : Cross-eyed Catfishing

Without veins
Comment from : Sara Keller

I liked it more without the veins
Comment from : Tracey Lee Neethling

What exact colors did you use for this, I want to do it!
Comment from : diana kinsley

without veins or have veins blend a bit more - in my opinion i definitely don't like the thick vein
Comment from : Lisa Ducos

I like both but the vein direction looks fake
Comment from : coasterkat

Before the vein
Comment from : Patty Burns

I liked how it looked before added veins
Comment from : diygingerguy

Loved the marble but you always stand in front of an amazing blue panel Do you have a video on how you made that?
Comment from : Moon Owl

Way too many veins, this is the recipe I was looking for but without the veins Thanks guys,
Comment from : BOB LAPORTILLA

I liked without the veins But how would you get that poured look when you can't tip the surface??
Comment from : stealthcomp14

It looks better without the veins Why wasn't this one taped off prior to adding the epoxy?
Comment from : Renee McCoy

without veins
Comment from : Fabby Navarro

I liked it better before the veins!
Comment from : Carliecat

A
Comment from : Samar Abdulla

I liked it better without the veins
Comment from : Glass Dragon

It was gorgeous already, the veins weren't needed 💙
Comment from : KayCam

Without the veins
Comment from : ReggieB

Curious The sides still look bumpy How do you get them smooth in the end?
Comment from : Whitney Ann

How do I do this on a countertop?It seems like trowel and the chopping will destroy the marble look
Comment from : Sandrine Nseng

It looks more natural with the beautiful Veins Of course VEINS!👍
Comment from : Praveen Kumar

Love it getting ready to mine counter top but I didn't by the art epoxy;(can I use the regular stonecoat epoxy???
Comment from : Ida Byrne

Can you use the diamond dust powder on this also?
Comment from : David Deyo

Without the veins
Comment from : D W

Why you don't use masks? What about the epoxy fumes? I have read epoxy can be very harmful
Comment from : O M

I like them both but the one with the veins it looks better with just the thin veins!
Comment from : Terry j Brown

Would you send this kit to Alberta Canada?
Comment from : Miriam Wattel

I like it without veins
Comment from : Nathan Pegram

Can I use this on granite countertops?
Comment from : BK Trading Academy

Definitely without the veins but still beautiful
Comment from : ECR

I’m mad late but without veins
Comment from : Kimberly Mays

DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!! I did my research and emailed and asked questions about the epoxy yellowing and I was reassured and promised that this is formulated to not yellow! I did by my countertops in December and by March they were yellow! I should have just saved the money for granite!!!! Do not use if you are wanting white counter tops
Comment from : Kelly Theriot Darwin

Hey guys any help on my my counter tops are not drying or what can I do to get them to dry up faster
Comment from : Eli mijares

Much better without so many veins
Comment from : judy johnson

Veins!
Comment from : Shirley Gay Norris

I like it before the veins better What was the white base you used? 🤔
Comment from : T Tanay

Do you have a video using this technique showing how to get full coverage without being able to tilt the piece Also skip the veins
Comment from : Jeff Dumais

Did you put a top coat over this once finished?
Comment from : Girls basketball games

Both! So Mike if I’m doing my countertops and can’t tilt how do I even epoxy out without disturbing natural poured pattern?
Comment from : SC Coastal Plain LifeTeam

The few views the betterbutover all it looks 👍🏾
Comment from : shaun ireland

I like it without the veins
Comment from : Kim Archer

I like just the piece with out the veins Could have used a little more dark grey highlights
Comment from : gypinto321

Without the veins!
Comment from : Janet Peters

B
Comment from : Judy Beaver

How do you move the epoxy around without tilting the counter top? As mine are already fixed in place I feel like using a trowel or something solid to move it would ruin the look
Comment from : Jaylen Oglesby

I have asked one simple question on your YT site several times, and expect you'd answer because you're always telling people to "comment below," but it seems you either cannot or will not respond I will ask it again In talking with several stone countertop installers, I hear that the epoxy resins that are used in techniques like yours simply don't last for more than a few years because the product wears away quickly in "high traffic areas" like around sinks The installers I spoke with say much of their business actually comes from people who have epoxy resin countertops they want replaced because they're dissatisfied with their performance after a short time So, are these installers just trying to convince me their products are better, or is there some element of truth to their claims that yours aren't?
Comment from : Stukaman