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Mix and Pour First Epoxy Coat

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My Epoxy Resin FAILED!

What happens here

Carefully mix Part A and Part B of the Stone Coat Countertop epoxy in a designated mixing bucket according to the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the mixing is thorough and consistent, typically for 2-3 minutes, using a mixing paddle or drill attachment. After mixing, immediately pour the epoxy onto the prepared wooden countertop surface.

Goal: Apply the initial layer of clear epoxy to the cleaned countertop.

Tools and materials

  • Masking Tape — Securing plastic sheeting and masking off areas
  • Mixing Buckets — Mixing the epoxy components
  • Mixing Paddle/Stick — Stirring the epoxy
  • Plastic Sheeting — Protecting cabinets and flooring from drips
  • Rubber Gloves — Protecting hands from epoxy
  • Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy Part B — The hardener component of the epoxy resin

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I'll come back and paint the sides and whatever I Okay. Where do you want me to start pouring here? Where do you want? I suppose we start just start a little bit here and I'll just keep pushing it and then as I run out then you can add more. All right. You need more? Yeah. I'm going to just a little bit here. Oh, right there. We got double. So, we we need more. We'll just use it. Right. Okay. That's good. When When you saw that video that they said they need 1 oz per square foot. Was that for countertops? That might No, that might have been something else, too. But Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. That makes sense. Then that's all right cuz while you're doing that, I can always mix up the next batch. The product we're using is called Stone Coat Countertop and it is far superior than any other product we've used and we've used used it tons of times and never had a fail yet. It the original

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