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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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[Music] stone cold countertops uses a two-part epoxy resin pour you mix equal parts of part a with part b it's a very straightforward easy to use formula and what you see us doing here is what we call a dirty pour we get the base color down and then we mix all of the colors that we want to combine together in one pail and just pour it out and trowel it out it's a very straightforward pour the second part of the countertop we're going to do in a completely different fashion okay so this is going to be our dirty poor final coat on this and hopefully we got enough to make it last throughout the other side and this does not get mixed this just gets poured but then we can use the heat gun to blow it and move it so that we can get it so it flows exactly where we want it to go you can't you can't do it wrong wow that is gorgeous holy buckets just like out of the gate that's amazing holy crap should i add more we don't have a lot more left and let it spread go to the other side i think [Applause] i don't know you think i should drip anything in that you know cuz that but all them bubbles coming out it is kind of going down a little bit i mean tip the bucket upside down over there slit or tip yeah just just set it down and just set it and forget it and so this is where

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