How to Get a Matt or Satin Finish on Epoxy Countertops

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Video tutorial showing how to get a matt finish or achieve a satin sheen on your epoxy resin countertop or other epoxy surface.
Demonstrated using our Carrara White Marble Countertop we include all the steps needed to take your resin countertop to a stylish matt or a subtle satin sheen finish.
Links to the products used in the project:
UK and Worldwide Customers:
► NW1 Polishing Compound www.glasscastresin.com/nw1-ep...
► Abrasive Paper www.glasscastresin.com/abrasi...
EU Customers:
► NW1 Polishing Compound www.easycomposites.eu/nw1-whi...
► Abrasive Papers www.easycomposites.eu/abrasiv...
If you have any questions, please just ask in the comments below!
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[@MichaelPace2.0]

Fantastic!

[@vinnyg6923]

Thank you!!

[@bellamajor6671]

Is the NW1 compound included in your carrara marble epoxy kit? Thanks 😊

[@glasscastresin]

Hi Bella, its not included in the actual Carrara White Kit as that is just the resin and pigments but it is available in the ancillaries kit or available to purchase separately in 100g, 500g and 1kg bottles.

[@bellamajor6671]

@@glasscastresin thank you for your response, I also bought the ancillaries kit so should be in that

[@nisiforosconstantinou7580]

Hi , with NW1 compound my resin can be scratched?

[@MalToesen]

Is the surface still as resistant as the glossy one. For example with red wine stains, lemon etc.?

[@glasscastresin]

A satin surface will likely pick up more stains than a glossy one as the surface is, in effect, rough compared to a smooth glossy finish. This means dirt and debris is more able to stick in place and be harder to clean. So it is slightly more vulnerable to this than a glossy surface.

[@sunnyicefire]

How long does the satin last?

[@glasscastresin]

Hi Andrea, the satin finish should last indefinitely.

[@scotta943]

Sanding it will make it absorb EVERYTHING. I sanded mine in the bathroom and it has nasty stains all over it that won't come out

[@StormyMonday0896]

you have to reseal it

[@J_P_B]

@@StormyMonday0896 using what?

[@RZI.]

This is true

[@SeanMacClanahan]

i believe it's MATTE not matt