White Quartz Epoxy Kit Stone Coat Countertops

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Last updated 01 Jun 2024

White Quartz Epoxy Kit Stone Coat Countertops

Create a stunning White Quartz countertop or shower for a fraction of the cost with Stone Coat Countertops White Quartz Epoxy Kit.
Transform your countertops or shower walls with the White Quartz Epoxy Kit from Stone Coat Countertops. This all-inclusive kit provides everything you need to effortlessly create stunning epoxy finishes. Achieve the elegant look of genuine white quartz surfaces while saving money compared to big box store options. Whether you're updating existing countertops or constructing new ones with wood, Stone Coat's user-friendly process is perfect for DIY enthusiasts. With just a few simple steps, you can enjoy brand new surfaces in your home. Experience the satisfaction of accomplishing it yourself and saving money in the process. Order your White Quartz Epoxy Kit today! White Quartz Epoxy Kit Coverage Rate: 1/2-gallon = 10 square feet 1-gallon = 20 square feet 2-gallon = 40 square feet 4-gallon = 80 square feet Included in the White Quartz Epoxy Kit: 1 - 1/2, 1, 2, or 4 gallons of Art Coat Epoxy 1 - Diamond Dust Metallic Powder 1 - Black Glitter 1 - Silver Glitter 1 - Epoxy Undercoat - White *4-gallon White Quartz Epoxy Kit contains 2 of every additive and 2 - Epoxy Undercoats - White Optional add on - Stone Coat's Ultimate Top Coat for maximum durability Quick Guide Instructions: For each square foot of countertop to be coated, measure 3 ounces. Use a paddle mixer attached to a drill to mix the material at a 1:1 ratio for 2 minutes. If mixing by hand with a paint stick, double the mixing time and remember to scrape the sides halfway through. Begin by preparing the surface with 2 thin coats of Epoxy Undercoat - White. If applying over old countertops, it is recommended to use Stone Coats Bonding Primer as the first coat for optimal adhesion. Next, add the desired Diamond Dust, White Glitter, and Silver Glitter into the mixed epoxy and mix again. Carefully pour out the colored epoxy and spread it over the surface using gloved hands or a 1/8'' square notch trowel. To achieve a smooth finish, use a chop brush to dab or chop the top. Use a heat source such as a heat gun or propane torch, sweeping it 1-2'' from the countertop to remove any air bubbles. Allow the epoxy to cure for 18-24 hours before applying a clear coat of epoxy or the Ultimate Top Coat as the final step. Remember, you've got this! Considering Epoxy over White Quartz: Exploring Alternatives Let's delve into the world of white quartz and its alternatives. While white quartz has its appeal, there are some aspects to consider when it comes to living with the final product. So, let's weigh the pros and cons of quartz countertops. Pros of Quartz: - It boasts an impressive aesthetic appeal. - It's resistant to bacteria and easy to clean. - It offers greater strength compared to options like marble. Cons of Quartz: - It comes with a hefty price tag. - It can be sensitive to UV light and heat. - It's prone to chipping, scratching, or denting. It's worth noting that working with quartz can be challenging, particularly during home renovations involving this heavy material. This is where many people start looking for alternatives, such as epoxy. Exploring White Quartz Alternatives: 1. Natural Stone like Marble or Granite: While these natural stones are often considered more luxurious, they are also more expensive and require more maintenance. Quartz is usually seen as an easier alternative to these options. 2. Epoxy Resin: Epoxy, a durable and cost-effective option, offers incredible versatility for DIY enthusiasts. It provides a stunning look and is relatively easy to work with. Moreover, it comes at a lower cost compared to natural minerals. 3. Laminate: Laminate can be a practical choice as it can mimic the appearance of various materials, including quartz and exotic stones. Although it may not exude the same level of sophistication, it offers durability and ease of use. While there are numerous options available for white kitchen countertops and interior design, if white quartz is your desired look, the other alternatives may not be worth consi…

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