Sample Board Series Episode #6 Brown Marble | Epoxy Countertops | CounterI

Epoxy Countertop training sample board series episode #6 Brown Marble. Here we will go over the best way to create the brown marble metallic epoxy countertop.
Creating a brown marble epoxy countertop is a DIY project that requires some basic knowledge of epoxy and its proper handling. Here are the steps to follow to create a brown marble epoxy countertop:
Preparation: Clean and sand the surface of the countertop to ensure it is free of dust, grease, and other contaminants. You can use a degreaser to clean the surface, followed by sandpaper to roughen the surface and create a better bond for the epoxy.
Mixing the Epoxy: Follow the instructions provided by the epoxy manufacturer to mix the two components of the epoxy. Usually, equal parts of the resin and hardener are mixed together, and then any pigments or coloring agents are added to achieve the desired color.
Applying the Base Coat: Pour a thin layer of the mixed epoxy onto the surface of the countertop, using a roller or a brush to spread it evenly. Be sure to work quickly and efficiently, as the epoxy sets quickly. Let the base coat dry for about 24 hours.
Creating the Marbling Effect: To create the brown marble effect, you will need to mix brown pigment into a small amount of clear epoxy and then apply it to the surface using a spatula. Using a toothpick, swirl the brown pigment in a circular motion to create a marbled pattern. Repeat this process until you have achieved the desired effect.
Adding a Top Coat: Once you are satisfied with the marbled effect, it is time to add a top coat of clear epoxy. This will protect the surface of the countertop and give it a glossy finish. Apply the top coat using a roller or a brush, and let it dry for another 24 hours.
Finishing: Once the top coat has dried completely, you can sand the surface lightly to remove any rough spots or bumps, and then apply a final coat of wax to give the surface a durable finish.
Note: When working with epoxy, it is important to use protective gloves and a mask, as it can be harmful if inhaled or comes in contact with your skin.
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Counter Intelligence is doing counter and tabletops the intelligent way. Our metallic epoxy countertops are the perfect solution for those looking to revitalize their old worn-out, stained, damaged, or outdated counters, and other furniture. From kitchens and bathrooms to restaurants and bars, our solutions are an affordable option to stone finishes like marble, granite, or quarts but still have all the durability and elegant style. We also have other stone, wood, or even metal texture options. Even if we build you a custom new counter, our prices are far less than stone cutting and installation or rare and artsy counter designs.
Epoxy Countertops, you may have seen videos of this process and thought about doing it yourself, only to find out that making a mistake with this process is hard and expensive to fix or the stone and other looks you were going for just didn't come out right. Counter Intelligence is a highly skilled artisan that will make your counters look just like marble, granite quartz, butcher block, copper, or other cool surfaces. The added bonus is that we can make our surfaces incorporate custom colors that pull together existing colors in your home or business. If you have tan tiles we can add tan colors or veins to make it look like it was custom sourced just for your home, office, or restaurant.
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[@alanchambers5450]

I like the color palette on this one, really looks natural.

[@DINHVANTAM-QTRI]

That's so great. good technique. I also do art like you

[@counteri]

Wow, just saw your work on your page, you're very talented!

[@dorotheaingeanderson927]

Love your low-key no-hype presentations and the fact that you share simple techniques with awesome results!! Please keep it up!

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Please help us keep it up by sharing with your friends

[@gaylewilliams4805]

Very nice piece. Im have customers who want to see earthy color pallets. This reninds me of fantasy brown granite.

[@ciofky7831]

Really nice color combo. Very nice warm feel to it. Gotta make one of those up ASAP.

[@mini_worx]

Wow, that is absolutely stunning. Phenomenal job.

[@bobbiebedford2011]

That came out beautiful

[@keithstrickland843]

This design is what I want on my own counter top? I hope I saved this video?

[@Happyinvestments]

This came out really nice 👍

[@michaeloliver6745]

Looks great!! New subscriber!

[@margaritajordimontenegro6273]

Me encantan tus videos gracias por enseñar si utilizo el alcohol hisosopropilico de 99,9 hace lo mismo habro las celdas pero esta el hisopropilico de 91 no se la diferencia gracias 🎉

[@SiViTaArt]

Beautiful

[@counteri]

We love your work! Would love to chat sometime.

[@blzafour4]

Nicely done 👊

[@antarelaioty3805]

Good ❤❤❤.wate this the spray please?

[@counteri]

The spray is 91% isopropyl alcohol