Pour on Marble Countertops | Stone Coat Epoxy

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

What did you think of the added veins? Did it make or break the piece?? Tell us what you would have done!

[@mitchquist]

I love the added veins! Keep em coming!

[@WobbleWobbleJay]

Do waterfall island in marble.

[@whateveryoulike227]

I liked it without the added veins. But I was thinking it would look nice for craft table.

[@jonny555ive]

I liked the smaller veins that big vein where he tried to make up for the mistake really kind of ruined it for me. But awesome instructional video though you guys really are the leaders in your category.

[@davidr.1454]

Honestly I can't choose, I love them both, I've said it once and I'll say it again you guys do an awsome job.

[@Chuckerson100]

Without the veins looks better. Maybe just a few veins instead of too many.

[@erinsalmeri6538]

Totally agree!

[@sivabalankaniapan6275]

Yupe, maybe just a little.

[@corirs]

Agree, looks like the countertop is broken

[@kristineolver3268]

I agree that Mike has a tendency to go overboard.. have you seen the soapstone from like a year ago...way to many fracture lines.. looks like a puzzle, except with only straight lines.

[@SisterRym]

Agreed

[@susansouthern6704]

I loved the simple elegant look minus the thick vein.. good job

[@richardrobertson1885]

Like it better without the lines or at least not so many.

[@samanthachilafoux141]

This one i liked without veins. In my opinion, there is too many

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Totally understand!

[@OurPOVThatsItThatsAll]

I loved it without the veins. I'll be doing this in our motorhome.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Stone Coat Epoxy goes really well in a motorhome! Have you used epoxy yet on a project?

[@OurPOVThatsItThatsAll]

@@StoneCoatCountertops no we've never used it. But it looks amazing.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Can't wait to see that!

[@barttobias3933]

I’m watching this for the 3rd time. I have this kit in my garage to do countertops in my motor home too. I’ll be doing it without the veins. I want subtle but elegant.

[@barttobias3933]

@@StoneCoatCountertops I bought this kit to use in my motorhome remodel. It will be my first project. I’ll send you pics when I do it. I’ve since decided to do the shower walls too to save weight.

[@richmondnazman]

the earlier version is the best without the veins and fracture

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thanks for your vote! How long have you been watching Stone Coat videos?

[@michaelgonzalez8863]

Don’t care for the hard lines but each his own . Quality work

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thanks for your vote! Thank you for subscribing, what has been your favorite video so far?

[@hillaryg7668]

Before the veins, I like it best.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Seems thats the majority

[@eys9413]

Beautiful as is!!! No veins please. Greetings from NY.

[@julieblanchard5554]

I prefer without the fracture lines, however they are gorgeous either way. I'm going to screw up my courage to try this soon.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

That's not a bad idea Julie! Our customer service team is standing by to help you with any questions you have on your project when you get started just remember...You got this! -Nathan

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

Hey ! In Nature nothing is 'PERFECT'....There are trees that grow 'their' way, mountains are all different, lakes are their own shapes and so on. Could you picture everyone looking 'alike'? How boreing would that be? A painter once said to don't be afraid to make happy mistakes. Do YOUR project YOUR WAY....listen & learn from the pros here , then ....just GO 4 IT !!! ...YOU'LL BE FINE....BE THE 'ARTIST' , LET IT SHINE.... GO FOR IT !🤘👻💖 I took a small smart TV that someone threw out and I painted an ocean, beach, beach house, paint/tree life with a full moon shineing down. The TV part as a TV doesn't work but plugged in the screen lights up, or don't plug it in, it still works and it was fun to experiment on & do. So be creative and go with the flow.

[@lonil1515]

I like it better without the veins. But you guys still did an amazing job with the veins! I been painting all the baseboards, doors, and cupboards in my house white since Xmas. Painting in the kitchen now. I have 52 cupboards in my kitchen to paint 🤯. I would love to do my countertops like you just did! You guys are super talented!

[@rahulchahal3824]

Without veins .. just clean marble with texture

[@jonny555ive]

I agree, it does look good with the veins but it definitely looks better without. Super clean.

[@pambeddingfield4060]

I love it without the added veins.

[@Victoria-gm7qk]

Looks great! But I’d prefer without the larger veins, just my preference but still looks good🤗

[@mitchquist]

Thanks for watching Victoria!

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

I'd do it without the 'veins'. Without the 'veins' it looks like a better peice of 'Marable', looks cleaner, less distracting. Sometimes less is more. Adding 'veins' to make it look more realistic is fine ....I just wouldn't go overboard.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Great comments, you tube is amazing at what we all learn!

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

@@StoneCoatCountertops You guys rock !!!! Doing things like this is cool cause it's like you're part of Mother Nature. Plus there isn't the bits of radiation like you'd get over time with the real stone. 🤘👻💖

[@stevel1733]

I agree with the majority. No veins.

[@kevinnutt8733]

I feel less is more and looks classy

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

I love that saying, less is more

[@deestone625]

Without veins. I like when the veins are soft and somewhat blended in. I'm about to do my counters and I'm really nervous but I can't wait to see the end product. 🤞🏽First pour going down right now! Wish me luck!

[@eauneau]

Let us know how it turned out!

[@hentycatsanctuary2951]

would like to see blue green opal look on a counter top, you need to ship to Oz guys

[@jbsmith3584]

To vein or not to vein, great question Mike, my husband (the artist of our countertop redu duo), and I, are exactly in that dilemma ourselves soooooooo we’ve been practicing on things like windowsills before we do the countertops to the lower level kitchen and opposite side of house, the hobby center, with a bonus desk area. I loved before the veins, and I liked after the veins. I’m still on the fence about the big vein, at first I didn’t like it at all, but after life played out with it, I saw the coolness and I very much enjoyed looking at different spots in the big vein that appeals to my eye. Our journey in doing stone coat countertops ...is researching nature, and these rocks when they get big enough to get slabs for countertops, I see veins, there’s nothing I’ve seen except for color choices, that we can come up with, that nature doesn’t do. I love the before, I like the veins, my husband LUUUUHVZ the veins, he’s been playing more lately with the veins. I would be thrilled to have both in my home (YOUR killing us, in a good way, as our daughter wants this style for her home) Fan of stone coat countertops since 2017

[@CookWithMae.]

Without the veins or less of them. You guys make it look so easy.

[@ArtistTillDeath]

Always above par work!!! Amazing!!!!

[@GHGraphics89]

Love the veins but less is more, would have done very few veins

[@pennyadams9087]

I'm getting ready to redo my kitchen in black marble and can't find a single video that addresses even close to what I want. Every black marble I find is too 'busy'. I am looking to do a very subtle pattern that looks as realistic as possible. Would love to see more videos of different black marble effects ~ using spray paint to 'mist', dirty pour, very subtle veining, etc. The easier the better, of course. I'll be 73 in 2 weeks, so I'm not looking to put in any more work than is necessary. Love your videos. Keep 'em coming!

[@cyndraneufeld7355]

I like it better without the veins. I think I would like it better if the initial dump would have been diagonal. I am very excited to try this when it warms up in my part of the country in the summer.

[@mitchquist]

I love white marble!

[@abbymsanchez8674]

Hello I already bought the kit, but I my countertop is fixed. How can I do move the epoxy and still get that style. Should I do It with the heat gun or the roller ? Thanks , I really love this project, I prefer without the veins !

[@flyingrogue8550]

I love the veins, especially the thin ones

[@fram1111]

Liked the simple look before the vains

[@jdirt1982]

I love the black veins !!!!!! There so thick and veiny !!!!!!

[@deloresalexander2965]

No veins, beautiful just the way it was!

[@jnicholson061905]

Oh, I loved the simplicity and elegance of it without the veins 🤍🤍🤍

[@jonny555ive]

I absolutely LOVE your videos, your technique of teaching is fantastic. I look so easy I'm going to do this to my bathroom

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

We're so happy the videos are helping!!! That's what they're here for. Got any ideas what scheme you want to do in your bathroom?

[@jonny555ive]

@@StoneCoatCountertops I have a dark and light gray wood pattern on my floors so I would probably go with those colors to match, probably like marble. I would appreciate if you could point me in the right direction of some cool kits that you guys offer.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

@@jonny555ive Of course! Google "White Exotic Marble Kit" and that would be the perfect kit for your bathroom. Here's the video that goes with that kit so you can follow along with Mike - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e168aWimet56b6c You can change how light/dark you want it to look by simply adding more or less black/white. You Got This Jonny!

[@thatdiygingerguy]

I liked how it looked before added veins

[@cheriharris7084]

I live the look before the veins. I just received my products and can't wait to do this.

[@dalemosher7433]

Option A for me, but I agree it is a subjective choice. That is what I love about SCC Epoxy. It can adapt to a variety of user choices. I also want to give a shout out to the photo crew. Love the new techniques being used to present the video. Well Done !

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thank you for your kind words Dale! Be sure to subscribe and ring that bell so you can be one of the first notified when we drop new content! -Nathan

[@luckyshooter8777]

Both look awesome! I would have done only a few veins and gone more lengthwise with them. Can't say anything bad about either look though! Very cool!

[@kevinkravchenko7688]

One or two fracture lines is good enough

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Great feedback Kevin, thanks for watching. Have you used epoxy for a project yet?

[@domincpapania9020]

liked before the veins, less busy. Looks great.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

That second black mix has a delightful liquid silver look to it. Another stunner, gents!

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thank you for the awesome feedback! -Lauren

[@SuZZieQ1000]

Fewer crack lines and absolutely don’t like the wide gray one. Love you products, just gorgeous.

[@cassandraa004]

I personally like it without the veins! I received the paint and undercoat a few days ago but not my epoxy. I’m so excited for it to come in and so I can start my counters!

[@jodyslater6969]

Goodness you two have way too much fun creating these beautiful pieces!!

[@dianejohanson98]

I liked it before the veins!

[@robertgilbert9521]

I like it before the veins !

[@itsrvlifenowornever6827]

I like it before the veins better. This is almost exactly what I want to do, but add a little blue. Nice job guys!

[@tedshaw8291]

It looks good before and better after

[@carinal3768]

i liked option A without the veins. so pretty

[@scottbowen6514]

You guys are killing it! I cannot wait to get to the countertop phase of our kitchen redo. Let me throw some collective questions at you, from this video and all the others I have been studying. 1. Do you Redgard under all your substrate or just the ones near the wet areas? 2. I really like the high gloss, wet looking finish. Does that polish easy in the event of scratches? 3. For an undermount sink, would it be a bad idea to countersink some screws in from the top for mounting, then bondo/resin over the top of them? Or just screw them in from the bottom? Thanks, keep up the inspiring work.

[@laurienoe1233]

Without the veins is my preference!

[@johnihm7790]

Mike, Mitch and Luke. You guys rock!! Great to meet ya in Hawaii at Todd's house. Fun to watch you do the countertops...hope to see you guys again!!!! Aloha, John

[@bobsmith1101]

Either way is fine. Really becomes a subjective approach, it's art!

[@terryjbrown6953]

I like them both but the one with the veins it looks better with just the thin veins!

[@ddearce]

Love love love your work!!! Thank you for all the info, it is greatly appreciated. My husband and I are about to use your help and products on our kitchen, of course following your detailed instructions!! Super excited 😝 our only issue is that a part of our island top is not a flat surface but vertical and we are still trying to figure out how to go about it

[@seabert2070]

Can you do the same thing but instead of grey fracture use gold, video. Thank you

[@kathyfurlong367]

Both ways are beautiful

[@Laurastars72]

Option A but love both!!

[@thepkwindsor]

It looks more natural with the beautiful Veins. Of course VEINS!👍

[@lotusgsxr750]

Without the veins... I've been looking at your videos for about a year... finalizing recipe for our first pour.

[@KayGee725]

It was gorgeous already, the veins weren't needed 💙

[@elvirabuenrostro1235]

Both are beautiful to tell you the truth I like the one in the start and look beautiful by itself and then with the veins it was just another look that it's beautiful too thank you I really enjoy seeing you guys

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thank you for the awesome feedback, Elvira! -Lauren

[@sarahpeck6511]

Prior to the veins - loved it!

[@wendysomerville9830]

Option B for me. Love it

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

I like the before wavy subtle look more I think. I'm too young to have been a hippie, but love tie dye. 🌈 With all the fun colors you have, would you be able to create an art piece of a rainbow tie dye vibe marble? 🌈❤

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thanks for the feedback! With all of our various colors, the possibilities are endless! Many of our customers have made incredible art pieces - check out our FB page to see all of their amazing creations, and feel free to post some of your own as well! -Lauren

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

@@StoneCoatCountertops OK Thank you!

[@annettethurman6152]

I like option A

[@cassandralyle7121]

Definitely liked it better before the veins

[@carlossiembleminski5156]

Super profesionales!!!! Vuestras creaciones son preciosas. Gracias por traducción a español . Seré vuestro fiel seguidor!

[@lisamccoy8888]

A. before he added the veins

[@ProlycoolDIY]

This looks incredible! I couldn't keep my eyes off the screen! (B) The veins definitely have my vote.

[@teresagriffin]

I like the subtle veins

[@ForeverSongMinistries]

I like both!

[@donnareeves5894]

I love it without the veins!

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Donna thank you so much for your feedback. Would you add any other colors to a piece like this?

[@ravebrave8866]

Chiko another great video... well done

[@myradunne7485]

I like it before the lines!😜

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thank you for your feedback🙌 Be sure to subscribe!

[@kristinbagrier178]

I prefer before the veins as well.

[@linetteradford2901]

Love the look without .... enjoy your videos!! Can’t wait to get my order in 😁

[@theresapike4065]

I love option A because it's classic but opt-in B gives more definition to the top.

[@annathompson6810]

I want everything to be black marble with glitter and white burns. I bet it would be sooooooo beautiful

[@kimpeats9712]

I like it before the veins...but both are beautiful i cant wait to try it

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thank you for your feedback, and for your vote! When you make your own, what would you change? -Lauren

[@kimpeats9712]

@@StoneCoatCountertops i wouldnt change anything just not add the veins. I love the simplicity of the shades beforehand. I personally, cant seem to get the handle on making my veins come out nice and natural like you guys, but gives me an excuse to practice more!

[@prittysmilesmith8176]

Option A without the veins

[@hannahtedeschi673]

I liked it without the veins as well! Great video!! Can be done without veins all together or with just one or two small ones

[@Kholoured]

I prefer option A with some of option B but less crosshatching. I would have loved to see more of that dark color that followed the more subtle veining that was already there, accenting the veining that was created with the subtle greys like one or 2 lines following it, then a few off shots. Whoever both look amazing and I would be happy as a customer with either lol Its more of a hindsight kinda thing, you don't know which one you'll like more until its done and you go, I liked it without more but the end product is still beautiful. So its a win for me with either but if I had to choose lol Id choose A

[@lissettemercedes75]

Without the veins looks better but I love it either way ❤️

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Lissette, thank you for your feedback! Would you use the same colors?

[@D.N.R.911]

Love it!

[@anthonyfalodu882]

It amazing, I love it

[@honestvegan465]

can you PLEASE do a waterfall backsplash/countertop?! Just saw the shower and I'm MIND BLOWN!!!

[@Marketmagicdailypay]

Love it !!!!

[@will0127]

Less veins but no veins looks legit! Hand made veins look exactly like "hand made" come up with a more nature look. Either way, great work!

[@SisterRym]

Wow you made it look so easy. I liked both looks.. the smoother look is more my style when I'm doing glam. With the veins its good for that perfectly imperfect look. The veils you created were too perfect and too many of them. Overall, you did a great job; I enjoyed watching.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Love the feedback, thank you my friend. What is your favorite video?🙌

[@tahaabdo5753]

Very good my friend

[@lesliejoy1379]

I liked it before three veins

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Leslie, thank you kindly for your feedback! Would you use any other colors?

[@bazoozoo0245]

Love this! About to redo a bathroom counter top and I'm using this! Without the veins for me though .....sorry

[@gladysroman5210]

I would like to see horizontal lines instead of vertical and not as much. But awesome job. Thanks for your videos.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Thanks for your input! -Nathan

[@patsykravitz7886]

It's a little bit of a toss up but I think I prefer the more subtle look without the veins. The wide fracture is interesting. I think it would be interesting to see a video where it was poured on the diagonal. Another viewer commented on that and I would love to see that.

[@pattyburns]

Before the vein

[@KAITLYNTAYLOROFFICIAL]

Hi! When are you restocking the white marble epoxy kits? I came on the website tonight to buy and it's all sold out! :( please let me know thanks!

[@andyolander8728]

With out, but both are beautiful , guess it would depend on the room ur doing..

[@chuckie1776]

I liked it better before the veins!

[@ronvohsen7549]

without veins looked more elegant and classy

[@moonowl4912]

Loved the marble but you always stand in front of an amazing blue panel. Do you have a video on how you made that?

[@MrMcoleman]

Like the marble! Would love it if you guys would do a tutorial on countertop edges - like how to get super smooth edges on countertops.

[@StoneCoatCountertops]

Check out this video. It might just be what you're looking for! - Lauren kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5jFfJiffZyijqs

[@MrMcoleman]

@@StoneCoatCountertops Thanks Lauren! That's close but I'm really referring to the smooth edge countertops. The rock face edges will "hide" the waves but they really show up in reflections on smooth edge countertops. Thanks!

[@amilton1015]

Amazing