Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
If you have old laminate countertops that need to be replaced, this video walks you through the entire process step by step—from safe demolition to installing brand-new epoxy countertops.
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📚 Chapters:
0:00 - How to replace laminate countertops intro
0:25 - Matching vintage kitchen design with solid color epoxy countertops
1:35 - How to disconnect sink plumbing and remove
4:34 - Removing kitchen sink review
5:18 - How to remove laminate countertops
7:21 - Tip when working with older cabinets and countertop removals
10:03 - Tips on replacing old silicone in your home
12:43 - Laminate Countertop Demolition Recap
14:40 - How to Install Epoxy Countertops
16:18 - How to cut out the hole for a top mount sink
19:42 - How to install a top mount sink
20:48 - Leveling the countertop and attaching to cabinets
21:19 - How to install countertop backsplash
22:12 - Final Results of replacing old laminate with epoxy countertops
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Stone Coat Countertops was created to solve a simple problem we kept seeing over and over again: homeowners loved the look of exotic granite, marble, and other high-end natural stone—but not the price tag that came with it.
Traditional countertop options can cost thousands of dollars once material, fabrication, and installation are factored in. For many homeowners, that meant settling for outdated laminate or postponing a remodel altogether. We believed there had to be a better option—one that was affordable, customizable, and accessible to everyday DIYers.
That’s where epoxy comes in.
Stone Coat Countertops developed safe, DIY-friendly epoxy countertop systems that allow you to recreate the look of luxury stone at a fraction of the cost. When installed yourself, our countertop systems typically range between $5–$10 per square foot, making high-end design achievable without hiring a full crew or breaking the bank.
What makes epoxy even more powerful is flexibility. Every surface is fully customizable—color, movement, depth, and finish are all in your control. And because epoxy countertops are renewable, they can be refreshed or updated down the road instead of torn out and replaced.
With Stone Coat systems, many homeowners are able to completely transform their kitchens, bathrooms, or workspaces in a single weekend.
Beyond countertops, Stone Coat has expanded to offer professional-grade solutions for epoxy flooring systems, decorative flake floors, and woodworking epoxy, supporting creators, contractors, and DIYers across a wide range of projects.
At the core, Stone Coat Countertops exists to empower people—to give you the tools, knowledge, and confidence to build beautiful, durable spaces yourself.
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#Tags:
#epoxyresin #MetallicEpoxy #StoneCoatCountertops #resinart #resintutorial #rivertable #woodworking
If you have old laminate countertops that need to be replaced, this video walks you through the entire process step by step—from safe demolition to installing brand-new epoxy countertops.
👉 stonecoatcountertops.com
🔔 Subscribe for more real-world epoxy insights, tutorials, and transformation stories.
⸻
🧪 Need help on your upcoming epoxy job?
Book a free call with our Pro Rep Rob:
calendly.com/rob-stonecoat/stone-coat-pro-consultation-with-rob
⸻
📺 Check Out our other Channels:
Facebook - facebook.com/Stonecoatcountertops
Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/SCCinsiders
Instagram - @stonecoatcountertop
Pinterest - @stonecoatcountertops
⸻
📚 Chapters:
0:00 - How to replace laminate countertops intro
0:25 - Matching vintage kitchen design with solid color epoxy countertops
1:35 - How to disconnect sink plumbing and remove
4:34 - Removing kitchen sink review
5:18 - How to remove laminate countertops
7:21 - Tip when working with older cabinets and countertop removals
10:03 - Tips on replacing old silicone in your home
12:43 - Laminate Countertop Demolition Recap
14:40 - How to Install Epoxy Countertops
16:18 - How to cut out the hole for a top mount sink
19:42 - How to install a top mount sink
20:48 - Leveling the countertop and attaching to cabinets
21:19 - How to install countertop backsplash
22:12 - Final Results of replacing old laminate with epoxy countertops
⸻
🛒 Shop Epoxy Kits
stonecoatcountertops.com/collections/countertop-kits
⸻
🙌 Follow our Friends!
@bigmitchbuilds
@LazyGuyDIY
@GingerWoodworks
@southernpinedesignco
⸻
Stone Coat Countertops was created to solve a simple problem we kept seeing over and over again: homeowners loved the look of exotic granite, marble, and other high-end natural stone—but not the price tag that came with it.
Traditional countertop options can cost thousands of dollars once material, fabrication, and installation are factored in. For many homeowners, that meant settling for outdated laminate or postponing a remodel altogether. We believed there had to be a better option—one that was affordable, customizable, and accessible to everyday DIYers.
That’s where epoxy comes in.
Stone Coat Countertops developed safe, DIY-friendly epoxy countertop systems that allow you to recreate the look of luxury stone at a fraction of the cost. When installed yourself, our countertop systems typically range between $5–$10 per square foot, making high-end design achievable without hiring a full crew or breaking the bank.
What makes epoxy even more powerful is flexibility. Every surface is fully customizable—color, movement, depth, and finish are all in your control. And because epoxy countertops are renewable, they can be refreshed or updated down the road instead of torn out and replaced.
With Stone Coat systems, many homeowners are able to completely transform their kitchens, bathrooms, or workspaces in a single weekend.
Beyond countertops, Stone Coat has expanded to offer professional-grade solutions for epoxy flooring systems, decorative flake floors, and woodworking epoxy, supporting creators, contractors, and DIYers across a wide range of projects.
At the core, Stone Coat Countertops exists to empower people—to give you the tools, knowledge, and confidence to build beautiful, durable spaces yourself.
⸻
#Tags:
#epoxyresin #MetallicEpoxy #StoneCoatCountertops #resinart #resintutorial #rivertable #woodworking
