Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A huge tip to success with working with epoxy to coat countertop and shower surfaces is to PRACTICE! In today's tutorial, we teach these students how to practice their design for a customer's shower on a small sample piece using Stone Coat's Speedcure Countertop Pro rk3designs.com/pro-classes-workshop
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All resin products and resin colorants available at shoprk3designs.com/epoxy-products
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🏠Join our family!🏠
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📝Interested in learning epoxy techniques and pro tips on starting a business? Attend our hands on training epoxy classes located in South Texas!
rk3designs.com/pro-classes-workshop
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0:00 - How to practice with epoxy resin before an install
2:25 - How to pour speedcure countertop pro epoxy
5:14 - How to use a roller to create custom epoxy designs
7:12 - Tips on epoxy countertop designs
9:05 - How to create bold epoxy veins
11:19 - Using Fuzion Spray
15:40 - Using isopropyl alcohol with epoxy to create effects
18:35 - Final results of creating a custom purple epoxy design
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Looking to create stunning epoxy finishes? Look no further than RK3 Designs, the ultimate learning studio for all things epoxy. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, contractor, designer, or artist, this channel is your go-to destination for mastering the art of remodeling with epoxy, and learning how to create and maintain an epoxy based business.
To learn more about Epoxy and Rhonda follow us on our socials.
👍 Facebook: facebook.com/RK3Designs
❤️ Instagram: instagram.com/rk3designs
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**Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer. While I only recommend products I believe in - I may earn a small commission for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial, and/or link to any products or services from this website. Your purchase helps support my work in bringing you real information about epoxy and associated materials. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
A huge tip to success with working with epoxy to coat countertop and shower surfaces is to PRACTICE! In today's tutorial, we teach these students how to practice their design for a customer's shower on a small sample piece using Stone Coat's Speedcure Countertop Pro rk3designs.com/pro-classes-workshop
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All resin products and resin colorants available at shoprk3designs.com/epoxy-products
==========================================
🏠Join our family!🏠
facebook.com/groups/rk3designsinsiders
📝Interested in learning epoxy techniques and pro tips on starting a business? Attend our hands on training epoxy classes located in South Texas!
rk3designs.com/pro-classes-workshop
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0:00 - How to practice with epoxy resin before an install
2:25 - How to pour speedcure countertop pro epoxy
5:14 - How to use a roller to create custom epoxy designs
7:12 - Tips on epoxy countertop designs
9:05 - How to create bold epoxy veins
11:19 - Using Fuzion Spray
15:40 - Using isopropyl alcohol with epoxy to create effects
18:35 - Final results of creating a custom purple epoxy design
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Looking to create stunning epoxy finishes? Look no further than RK3 Designs, the ultimate learning studio for all things epoxy. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, contractor, designer, or artist, this channel is your go-to destination for mastering the art of remodeling with epoxy, and learning how to create and maintain an epoxy based business.
To learn more about Epoxy and Rhonda follow us on our socials.
👍 Facebook: facebook.com/RK3Designs
❤️ Instagram: instagram.com/rk3designs
🎨 rk3designs.com
**Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer. While I only recommend products I believe in - I may earn a small commission for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial, and/or link to any products or services from this website. Your purchase helps support my work in bringing you real information about epoxy and associated materials. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
