Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy Resin

The epoxy undercoat is paint we like to use on our substrate before pouring epoxy.

Stone coat countertops epoxy resin.

Stone coat countertop epoxy has developed and brought to you a economical blend of epoxy resin which preforms ahead of its class. It s a popular choice for refinishing due to the durability of the epoxy resin. We like to apply 2 3 seal coats on raw wood slabs before we apply our flood coat. Corian is a resin based countertop material and epoxy is considered a solid surface countertop as well.

Stone coat casting resin can be poured up to 3 4 1 thick depending on the mass of the project. Mdf needs no seal coats. Stone coat casting resin is not designed as the final coat. Craft coat 1 gallon kit.

Diamond coat is a cutting edge resurfacing system for your countertops wall systems floors or outdoor sand coatings. Craft coat is designed as a balance between price premium epoxy characteristics. In this tutorial we go over exactly how to mix epoxy for the finish you always want. Make sure and use a normal stone coat flood coat over the top of stone coat casting resin because you ll need the scratch protection.

Stone coat casting resin is unique because normal stone coat can only be poured in thickness of 1 8 per coat. Benefits of diamond epoxy. It can also tolerate most cleaning materials without losing its luster. Step 1 pour your epoxy part a and b into a plastic container step 2 step 3 push your tip of the mixer to the bottom of your container with epoxy and lift up a quarter inch for a small quart sized container or consider doing it by hand.

Because our installers pour directly over your existing surface you will only be without a kitchen for a short amount of time. It can resist scratches and provide years of use before the surface dulls. Compatible with mdf plywood and other porous materials 1 quart 32 fl oz covers 40 square feet fast drying no ammonia coat multiple kitchens. If you are doing a wood slab you will need to seal with a thin layers of stone coat countertop epoxy before the flood coating.