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Tape Off and Protect Surfaces

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I SCREWED Up pouring the live edge slab. #1/2

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What happens here

The next step involves carefully taping off all surfaces surrounding the countertops, including the sides of the island and the cabinets, using plastic sheeting and painter's tape. This creates a barrier to protect surfaces from epoxy drips and spills, ensuring a clean finish. For the live edge island, a temporary board is also installed underneath the slab's holes to prevent epoxy from dripping straight through.

Goal: Protect surrounding areas and prevent epoxy drips.

Tools and materials

  • Painter's Tape — Securing plastic sheeting and masking edges
  • Plastic Sheeting — Protecting floors and cabinets from epoxy spills
  • Temporary Board — Placed underneath the live edge slab to catch dripping epoxy

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before i can pour down the next step okay so the plan is going to be the wifey and i she's having fun with tape i'm not she's she's really going in the top of that tape well you give her tape and she just has a blast look look at this look at this girl this is this is nikki's tape job and frankie's gonna be working on this half and what we're gonna do is we're gonna i have a this be a peak peekaboo see through so these holes go all the way through so we're gonna fill that up and so we're gonna do two projects at the same time we're gonna pour this in clear and then we're gonna color code this half right

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