You WON'T believe the results! | layered grey marble epoxy finish RK3 Designs

Have you priced grey marble lately? Are you looking for a way to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your kitchen or bathroom? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you how to create a stunning layered gray marble epoxy finish that will transform your countertops into a work of art! So, get ready to unleash your inner DIY artist and create a countertop that will be the envy of all your friends and family. Watch the video now and discover how to take your countertops from drab to fab with this mesmerizing layered gray marble epoxy finish!
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[@troyswarts7353]

Of all the instructors doing epoxy countertops, I find yours have the best results and are the easiest to follow. You also have a confident relaxed way of instructing and genuiness that makes you videos easy to watch. Thanks for posting!

[@RK3Designs]

Wow, thank you! That is so nice!

[@troyswarts7353]

@@RK3Designs You’re welcome!

[@mattyb7607]

Love you Rhonda. You guys have gotten really good at the cinematography. the time lapse showing the behavior of the epoxy is a great touch. keep doing that.

[@Paula-po9kx]

Thank you Rhonda

[@scottweinbrecht2143]

lol Sparkles!!! love it

[@onlymyrooles]

This video was fantastic! The detailed description of how to do every step, the exact measurements for everything and the editing of the whole video! Thank you 🙏

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!! I really appreciate the feedback!!! 😊😊❤️❤️

[@Resinclocksingh]

I love the way explaining every single steps.....l love u mam

[@michaeloliver6745]

Fantastic!!! I love the ending speedy progression… cool!! Beautiful finish!!

[@maggiebrattoli383]

Also. I love the time lapse at the end of the video, I hope you continue to do that in future videos.

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!!! I’ll let my editors know. 😊

[@suegriggs5384]

Got my shipment from you….thank you….and will be pouring today! I will be ordering some Montana Marble spray soon as well as more colors. You are so inspirational.

[@RK3Designs]

Awesome. Thank you so much for your business!! 😊

[@shayroo]

Howdy! Do you have a video and recipe of the design on your background wall? I love it!!

[@RK3Designs]

We do have a video of the process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXSrn6mmj9eCgtU

[@lynnefuller3956]

Beautiful - again!!!! ❤

[@kfu4657]

Beautiful wahine, awesome projects.

[@hersheymillerpainting]

Awesome finish! What's even more Awesome? I'm taking the pro course next week!! See you on the 8th, I cannot wait!!

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

Gorgeous as always!!

[@InternationalNova]

How many ounces per square ft did you use ?

[@pollymontgomery2568]

First of all Rhonda, LOVE U BACK IN "LEAPS&BOUNDS." I wait all week for videos from you and Keithe and Stonecoat boys. U have this natural glow&positive draw that intoxicates people. It doesn't hurt that ur so damn cute to boot. Head swelled up yet? lol I only speak truths. Just can't believe how much I've learned from you. I still haven't done my pours yet. I've caught the creepy crud for 6 weeks now and cannot shake it. Too much sickness filtering thru the people rt now. I live in the country and tornado whistles went off today along with notice on phone to get into basement. Great! After gathering important documents I opened back door and stood there like...Nope. For 5 minutes I prayed to God for this not to happen. That funnel cloud was headed straight for me. My contractor working on basement moved both my vehicles into the polebarn and we waited. That thing went rt around me, shifted course. God is good all the time. God knew I just wanted to be able to pour my countertops after all of the research and excitement. lol

[@RK3Designs]

OMGOSH!!!! How scary!!!! I’m so glad you’re ok!!!! I hope you get to feeling better so you can tackle all your projects!!! Thank you for the kind words. You are too sweet. And thank you for watching! I’m glad our videos are helping you!! 😊

[@debbieodonnell8638]

Beautiful work ❤

[@katj8794]

I just discovered your channel and am loving all of the detailed tutorials! My husband and I are going to be redoing our bathrooms and I was wondering if you could show how to do a finish similar to a white sparkling quartz? One that I’ve seen as inspiration is Silestone Stellar Snow quartz countertops. Thanks for the great videos!

[@civiawinter6618]

My cabinets are dark navy with gold handles

[@christinedytrych833]

Beautious!

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!

[@dianeinmn]

Looks fantastic. Question: Do you need a flood coat on top of that before you put the top coat on? Confused by when you need to cover your previous work and when you can just use the top coat. Thank you.

[@RK3Designs]

We almost always recommend a clear flood coat. The color coat is often compromised because you add colorants. A clear flood coat brings back the original durability and protection of the epoxy. It also provides a buffer between the color coat and the ultimate topcoat. If there’s ever a reason you need to sand off the ultimate topcoat, this flood coat gives you protection, so that you don’t sand down to your color coat.

[@LynnMacLeod-ex8le]

Hello, how long do you let the undercoat paint primer dry before applying the epoxy, thank you

[@RK3Designs]

If its the Stonecoat countertop undercoat, then 4 hours. If it’s a latex paint, a minimum of 24 hours.

[@robbiereed2175]

This is beautiful!! ❤ how would you go about adding just a tad of blue, maybe a few small dots here and there?

[@RK3Designs]

Yes, I would add just a little when I add the silver.

[@sdominy48]

Is there a list of pigments/products used?

[@RK3Designs]

Yes in the description of the video. 😊

[@civiawinter6618]

Also, what would you use for a top coat for a shiny look

[@RK3Designs]

The gloss UTC. We have a very detailed video on the application process. And we also have a PDF available on our website with the recommended mixing ratios. www.RK3Designs.com

[@civiawinter6618]

@@RK3Designs l looked for your video on GLOSS UTC. l can’t seem to find it. Is it stonecoat epoxy?

[@ericalane7220]

I wonder if it is doable to make a veneer to lay overtop existing counter tops so I don’t have to touch the counters? Is this possible?

[@RK3Designs]

I’m not sure a thin veneer would work, but we’ve had people make tops out of 1/2 in MDF and just fit them over the top.

[@ericalane7220]

Yes! That is exactly what I am thinking of. Thank you!

[@stara808]

Great explanations and vid. The only critique I have is that in nature there are NOT a lot of 90 degree angles and you place a lot of them in your marble. I studied real marble pictures, esp. grey and white, and most have a sort of directional line to the veins--almost wind blown looking. Would you consider doing those type in a vid? I wonder if a slant to the board would do that? think it would look more realistic:)

[@jerride2414]

Can you do tutorial in neutral colors with a light base please?

[@RK3Designs]

Sure. I may have several already, but we will add some more to the lineup.

[@edyseaton7897]

I have been watching your tutorials and I love them. I'm wanting to pour a white marble countertop but I've been seeing people on other channels saying that the white epoxy stains very easily. Is this true, and if so is there a way to clean it? I really want the white, but I don't want to get in to something that I can't maintain. Pleeeease help

[@maggiebrattoli383]

Can you add the chameleon to the alcohol to make the cells look like iridescent?

[@RK3Designs]

You can but the effects will be subtle.

[@civiawinter6618]

I love this technique. Can you make this same technique in a navy and a metallic blue with gold? I want to do this technique in blues white and gold but it’s not coming out good. Lol

[@RK3Designs]

I’m not sure. I would have to try that color combination out. 😊

[@Faithlovelifeafter25]

You should foil over a concrete self-leveling product, then epoxy it please.

[@make756perday]

"People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing." _Dale Carnegie

[@bibbibibbi251]

You can use silver Montana spray instead of the black marble……

[@RK3Designs]

Absolutely!

[@kim99may]

1st comment winner 🥇

[@RK3Designs]

Yeah!! Thank you!!

[@kim99may]

@@RK3Designs it’s fun when you join a live or see a new video and are the 1st!

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

I would have stopped before spraying on the white paint and the alcohol. I don't like the look of the fractured surface and I always cringe when you bring out the alcohol. Thanks for the video.

[@phyllissmith7003]

you make things beautiful but you are so addicted you forget to stop and wind you making somethings that is pretty when you start wind up being yuckie or to much at the end epoxy addic lo

[@RK3Designs]

I always instruct non my videos that you can stop at any time. I go to the next step so you can see all the options.