So my countertop is already yellow. What should I do?

I just did this on a wooden dresser that will be used as a bathroom vanity. It's still drying but right now it looks awesome. Just a tip for anyone using the kit on bare wood - apply a coat of Kilz stain-blocking primer first! I used 4 coats of the Giani primer, which covered the bare wood wonderfully, but when I spritzed the water on the veining paint, I was getting brownish puddles, which I assume was from the wood. I dabbed them up with a paper towel, but "I" can still tell they're there. Using the white highlighting paint helped cover some of the brownish areas. All-in-all, I'm happy with the way it turned out, except now I want to make everything look like marble. LOL

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How does the epoxy hold-up against yellowing?

Can I use this process on top of butcher block countertops? What are the does and don't for this process?

After applying ur kit can u go over it to make it lighter or darker?

Curious if this could be used inside sinks as well. I have integrated sinks thus, all one big large piece for bathroom & it’s a double sink vanity.

Hello, I want the exact kit that you are showing. However, I prefer my veins/marble effect to be black instead of gray. What do I do or purchase to create black veins?

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Hi can this be used on a marble floor?

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Thank you so much! I enjoyed your video. I am about to do this exact process and Im so nervous! You make it look easy. I hope it is!

Can this be performed on quartz countertops?

My old countertop has metal edgings,would the paint adhere to metal sidings too?

Will this work on my pink salmon laminate countertop?

I have laminate countertop would this work?

I did a major DIY to my bathroom and my brother's bathroom and now it is the countertop sink project ❤ this video helps thank you.

Can a brush be used for 4x6 surface?

Can i use a blow torch to eliminate bubbles after applying?

I just used this on 3 old 1980s synthetic onyx countertops with excellent results. I scuffed the glossy surface to help adhesion, but their white primer paint had no difficulty sticking and covering perfectly with 2 coats. There was ample amount of epoxy to do the gloss coat, so no worries there about running out if you follow directions. The finish comes out like hard, clear glass and looks like a new, professionally made countertop. Also, I would call this kit extremely forgiving: rolling it out is easy with no bubbles. The product settled easily to form a flat, glasslike surface. 3 hours after applying it, I touched it to see if it was hard and left a huge fingerprint indentation into it. Thankfully, 10 minutes later, the material had levelled out and flattened itself again even though it was the consistency of molten toffee by then. So no worries about getting a perfect finish. Just keep dust out of the area when you are working and leave it alone overnight.

I just did this kit on my countertops. My originals were a dark green color, so it took 4 coats of primer. Turned out nice. Only thing is, trying to keep lint/fuzzes/hairs out of the epoxy while it’s curing is IMPOSSIBLE. Only thing that sucks about this.

How soon can I install faucets?

Do you have to use all the colors. I would like more of the black to show through. 8:15 on March25

Can I do this on a piece of MDF?

All the other videos get 15 plus minutes. This gets 1? Wth!

I was reading that light colors turn yellow after awhile ? Also if you have a bag with print on it that it stains your countertop.

Will this adhere to a painted countertop?

Ok so how on earth did you only end up with two spots of white paint on your fingers. How many clean black T Shirts did you go through whilst filming the application of the primer?

Is the clear acrylic coat in this kit, the same as polyurethane???

Do you have to use the marbling? Or can i just use the white epoxy for a plain white look?

Awesome 👏 thank you so much for your help

Can you add two coats of epoxy for a stronger finish?

The countertop and backsplash are the same formica, with a silver edge between them. Would I use the same technique on both? Would I tape off the silver edge? It's skinny, skinnier than the painters' tape.

Is it ok to add an extra topcoat in the last step for lonevity ?

Will this work on granite, and if so is there anything that has to be done to prep the granite? Whatif i have small chips in granite?

I did this on my old laminate countertop and it turned out soooo beautifully. Has depth and complexity too. Thank you! Btw, I recommend using a hair net to prevent hair from falling in!

LOOKS INCREDIBLE. The shine! lol Hope it is also durable over time.

Will the empty-ish cans spontaneously combust if left open on the floor overnight?

I have a quartz counter can you fix that for me.

Hello, can this work on an existing marble countertop including the wash basin? If so, can you share the instructions if different than this video, please?

You hardly have any Marble looking paint on there at all!!!! Did you not want that?!

How many coats of epoxy do you apply?

Well I already the white carrara one. I wish I saw this one first 😢. It's beautiful

Hello. I have a question. Can this product be used on an existing granite countertop? Thanks.

How much?

Can you do this on a textured formica counter that isn't smooth.

Do you and the counter if it's granite

That look splotchy