Learn HOW TO Create White Marble With Stone Coat Epoxy: KCDC Designs Tutorial

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👉Chapter Breakdown:
0:00 - Intro to Learn HOW TO Create White Marble With Stone Coat Epoxy: KCDC Designs Tutorial
0:16 - Colors being used
1:10 - Pouring out colors
1:29 - Melding the colors
2:49 - Adding spray paint effects
4:50 - Adding vein effects
8:40 - How I corrected what I didn't like
12:15 - Flyover with explanations and recap
Colors used:
Perfect Pearl - Polycolor/SCC
White Metallic - Polycolor/SCC
Titanium White - Just Resin
RustOleum spray paint colors:
Charcoal Metallic
Pewter
Epoxy:
Stone Coat Art Coat epoxy
All products can be purchased from RK3Designs.com
I'm Keith McGinnis with KCDC Designs out of SE Nebraska. I build and install epoxy kitchen countertops, epoxy resin coated bathroom vanities, epoxy wall art and more, since I formed my company in 2019. Working with epoxy resin as a decorative finish is one of my passions, as well as sharing how-to tutorials to help other business owners and do it yourselfer's gain confidence working with epoxy, and different epoxy resin design and fabrication techniques.

[@marysorrells]

Both boards look very nice.

[@kcdcdesigns]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@slh48]

They came out looking great 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😱🙀👍👍👍😎😎

[@kcdcdesigns]

Thank you!

[@belindagalle97]

I enjoy listening to you explain your thoughts regarding your work. Tyfs. PS I liked how you edited Mitch & Rhonda's voices in. 🤗

[@kcdcdesigns]

Thanks, Belinda that's nice to hear. I'm here with Mitch & Rhonda and thought that would be fun to include them. You're the first to comment on it 😁.

[@jewelzinaz]

Thank you! I have been struggling with my marble and I used this technique to create 2 sample boards that are the best I’ve done!!

[@kcdcdesigns]

Wow, I absolutely LOVE hearing that! Good for you and I would love to see what you created! Please share in a PM if you'd like. I'm on FB at KCDC Designs. Thank you again and you just made my day!!!!

[@dianepakes1084]

These are beautiful for 2 different reasons! Perfect!

[@kcdcdesigns]

Thank you, Diane!

[@slh48]

The sample boards buy them like that before you did anything to them I’ve never did Apoxsee yet but 20 years and I watched many videos online the past few years a lot more people doing Rogers Inn there’s some people there I’ll do it the same way but there’s a lot of people that do it in different ways like yourself when I was first watching I never seen nobody do it the way you just did it just now they came out looking amazing I would love to do tile like that then use the finish tile and when I do the floor Apoxsee I would not shower don’t need redone but I would redo it just to get that look probably could do the towels are that many towels do you need to do them all at the same time let them dry and cure for however long then install the shower wall One thing great about Apoxsee want to know how to do it every few years you can change what your floor looks like on your countertop you can update every five years or less my family room paint I painted that for time is it three years Actually doing it right now again that’s why I was checking out videos because I want to do the tile floor in the bathroom in the family room and it’s a full bathroom paint Apoxsee the floor but it’s tile so I want ti make it look like floor and get rid of tile look

[@michaeloliver6745]

I was skeptical at first, but it did it’s thing and came out rather nicely! I think I do like the marble look better, the less busy marble look!

[@kcdcdesigns]

I was skeptical as well, but knowing I had plenty of working time with Stone Coat epoxy, I had nothing nothing to lose to keep working with it. Thanks, Michael!

[@robbiereed2175]

That looks so elegant. Both pieces. I thought I liked the mostly marbled one the best. But after watching the complete video I can’t decide. Which one did the customer pick?

[@kcdcdesigns]

Thanks, Robbie and the customer picked the one on the left (with the black veins).

[@KeithR3]

Are those canvas or mdf, if canvas dod you use bond primer +undr coat

[@kcdcdesigns]

Those are 1/2" MDF. I've tried pouring over canvas.