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[Dimelius]

just soooo wrong..just a bunch of big bread sticks, now...sigh...

Damn bread is another thing...no way...sigh sob oh my...

 

[Dimelius]

That south of the equator correct ?

Just a bit north of equator...almost there

 

[addy1]

Hiding from the cold right now, we are a warm 12f.
About half of the snow has melted from the bit of sun we had yesterday.

We took the kids out one at a time, total concentration on each one, done, pick up carry back inside.

Did stone coat epoxy on a few of our aged folding coffee tables. They look great now!

 

[Dimelius]

Hiding from the cold right now, we are a warm 12f.
About half of the snow has melted from the bit of sun we had yesterday.

We took the kids out one at a time, total concentration on each one, done, pick up carry back inside.

Did stone coat epoxy on a few of our aged folding coffee tables. They look great now!

pics pics

 

[addy1]

Will do once the sun comes up, they are near the windows and a bit too dark to see well. I used the same stone coat in our now sold sea ray , fixing the aged counters. The black accents flowed as the boat moved and with a slight tilt to the back, they all flowed back.

 

[addy1]

pics pics

I have this view while working on them! Love it!

A bit of reflection, the doggy pen is around the tables to keep the crazy yorkies from tasting the epoxy drippings.
Paper around everything, cardboard on the floor to catch drippings.

Easy to do once you do a test item. Have a good heat gun or a propane torch, chop brush, drip protection. With lighter markings ie the black, you can make it look like carrara marble. We choose the darker markings just because. lol well we like the look.

 

[Dimelius]

I have this view while working on them! Love it!
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A bit of reflection, the doggy pen is around the tables to keep the crazy yorkies from tasting the epoxy drippings.
Paper around everything, cardboard on the floor to catch drippings.

Easy to do once you do a test item. Have a good heat gun or a propane torch, chop brush, drip protection. With lighter markings ie the black, you can make it look like carrara marble. We choose the darker markings just because. lol well we like the look.

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really really nice work!
Can you link the product? i'm curious

 

[addy1]

Thanks

Here it is, all sorts of colors patterns etc , just limited by your imagination.

Explore Supplies, Tools & Video Guides for Making Epoxy Countertops

Explore various supplies, tools, and videos for making amazing epoxy countertops. Get all you need for your makeover projects at Stone Coat Countertops.

www.stonecoatcountertops.com

 

[Dimelius]

Thanks

Here it is, all sorts of colors patterns etc , just limited by your imagination.

Explore Supplies, Tools & Video Guides for Making Epoxy Countertops

Explore various supplies, tools, and videos for making amazing epoxy countertops. Get all you need for your makeover projects at Stone Coat Countertops.

www.stonecoatcountertops.com

thanks a lot, now need find out tutorial

 

[addy1]

They have a lot of you tubes and tutorials under each category on their website, written and videos. Very nicely set up web site.

 

[addy1]

This write up is for the black and white I choose. Step by step what to do and videos to watch

Carrara Marble Epoxy Countertop Kits | Stone Coat Countertops

Achieve the classic, elegant look of Carrara marble with the Stone Coat Countertops' Carrara Marble Epoxy Kit from. This easy-to-use kit includes everything you need to transform your countertops into stunning white marble surfaces, complete with realistic veining. Full instructions included.

www.stonecoatcountertops.com

 

[j.w]

That south of the equator correct ?

No it is north and I am only there when I'm not somewhere else

 

[j.w]

I have this view while working on them! Love it!
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A bit of reflection, the doggy pen is around the tables to keep the crazy yorkies from tasting the epoxy drippings.
Paper around everything, cardboard on the floor to catch drippings.

Easy to do once you do a test item. Have a good heat gun or a propane torch, chop brush, drip protection. With lighter markings ie the black, you can make it look like carrara marble. We choose the darker markings just because. lol well we like the look.

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Beautiful work!

 

[j.w]

I've been slaving like a prisoner on a chain gang for the last week and I'm not done yet. Our road on one side of our private drive has thick grass growing in several inches of dirt over the black top. The road is way long, maybe over a 1000' or so. In some places the grass and the dirt are growing a foot or so onto the top of the road. So I decided to take it on myself using just a spade and my hands as nobody else was gonna do it and besides that I ate too many sweets over the holidays and need to lose a few lbs. I go out each day for a couple hours and work till I'm almost dead. I crawl into the house after that and lay there dormant till the next day and start all over again................after my 6 mile walk of course everyday. Have to get that in first or it would not get done. You can see the line out in the road where the grass and moss grew and you don't need to tell me I'm crazy as I'm quite familiar w/that term. Oh and you know all that talk about me not being able to dig a bog.....................all lies

 

[Dimelius]

Damn! Nice work! slow and steady is the key!