Execute Multi-Colored "Dirty Pour"
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Our First TIME pouring Stone coat countertops
What happens here
In a large bucket, combine various metallic epoxy colors (e.g., gold, copper, blue) without fully mixing them, aiming for a swirled or marbled effect. This technique is called a "dirty pour." Carefully pour this multi-colored epoxy mixture from the bucket onto the wet clear primer coat on the countertop. Allow the colors to flow and blend naturally, using a trowel to gently guide the epoxy and achieve the desired artistic patterns and coverage. Repeat the dirty pour process for a second section of the countertop, using the same technique to ensure continuity in the design.
Goal: Create a unique, multi-colored artistic finish on the countertops.
Tools and materials
- Large Bucket — Combining multiple epoxy colors
- Trowel — Spreading colored epoxy
- Metallic Copper Epoxy — Adding metallic color to the dirty pour
- Metallic Gold Epoxy — Adding metallic color to the dirty pour
- Turquoise/Blue Epoxy — Adding metallic color to the dirty pour
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