BARS & COUNTERTOPS

 
A countertop extends from the wall towards the front of image, transitioning from standard square to end in a large round island. Countertop has been refinished with epoxy, mimicking sandstone with striations of browns, golds, rust reds, and teals

One of the things we love about using epoxy is the fact we can often pour right over the existing countertops.

This saves time with demo and prep, saves money on materials, cuts down on what ends up in the landfill, and in cases like this allows us to keep the original quirky personality to some extent.

 
A before and after picture displaying the pepto-pink counters before a sandstone epoxy design was done over them. Hues of browns, blues, reds, whites, teals, and gold were used to create this piece that has a very unique shape we going from a normal
A picture of a countertop before metallic epoxy was applied. This is an older, and very pink countertop that extends from the wall in a normal, rectangular fashion, ending in a large circular island at the end of the counter.
Another before image of the pink counter, with a focus on the circular island end. The original counter is a Pepto-Bismol pink color
A before picture of the Pepto-Bismal pink counter. It is showing the sink area, with the sink removed. It has many small chips in the counter, as well as swelling and peeling from water damage.
This is a picture of the counters after the sandstone style epoxy has been applied. The hues of brown, gold, white, teal, and red are beautifully shown in this section facing from inside the kitchen. This area of the counter is a traditional shape of
This image shows the epoxy in a sandstone design near the sink area of the kitchen. Striations of brown, teal, reds, gold, and white can be seen in varying patterns. The sink has been removed for easier application of the epoxy.
This image shows the circular island at the end of the countertops in a sandstone pattern. The teals, browns, gold, white, and red colors pop very brightly in this image and are accented by the gloss urethane topcoat that has been applied to ensure a
This image focusses on the circular island of this finished countertop. The sandstone design pops in veins of teal, brown, gold, white, and red. The counter extends form the wall transitioning from standard square to end in a large round island.
This before and after picture shows a concrete countertop and sink area. The counter runs from wall to wall with the sink removed for ease of installation of the metallic epoxy. The after picture shows a gorgeous epoxy countertop in shades of white,
This picture shows a large rectangular counter that stretched from wall to wall before the application of metallic epoxy. It has the sink removed for ease of installation. The counter substrate is made of concrete with a bullnose front.
This is a small section of a concrete counter that has just had metallic epoxy with a marbling effect of white, coffee tones, and teal. The painter's tape is still on the counter since the epoxy was just poured, and is still wet. This prevents too mu
This is a section of a concrete counter that has just had metallic epoxy with a marbling effect of white, coffee tones, and teal. The painter's tape is still on the counter since the epoxy was just poured, and is still wet. This prevents too much of
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This is a small section of a concrete counter that has just had metallic epoxy with a marbling effect of white, coffee tones, and teal. The painter's tape is still on the counter since the epoxy was just poured, and is still wet. This prevents too mu
This before and after picture shows a full kitchen set of countertops that run in a horseshoe pattern around the kitchen. The counters began as a set of brown laminate or melamine counters and were finished with a marbling technique with a base of wh
This before picture shows a full kitchen set of countertops that run in a horseshoe pattern around the kitchen. The counters began as a set of brown laminate or melamine counters prior to the metallic epoxy installation.
This before picture shows a section of brown, outdated laminate or melamine countertops in a rectangular shape extending from the wall, out into the kitchen. There are white cabinets above them. This is the counters prior to having the metallic epoxy
This before picture shows a section of brown, outdated laminate or melamine countertops near both a stove and a sink. The counters are part of a horseshoe kitchen design, and this shows the back wall and right side of the kitchen with white cabinets
This is the sink area of a kitchen that has recently had metallic epoxy installed. There is plastic hanging from under the counters to catch the runoff of epoxy as it runs down the sides of the counters. There is also plastic inside of the empty sink
This is the side view of a countertop recently coated in metallic epoxy with marbling of white, coffee, and teal. There is plastic covering the cabinets below to prevent a mess on the cabinets, as the epoxy is still wet. There are white cabinets abov
This is the side view of a countertop recently coated in metallic epoxy with marbling of white, coffee, and teal. This shows part of an L shape of the counters, with the sink cutout to the far right of the image. There is a brown and white tile backs
This is the side view of a countertop recently coated in metallic epoxy with marbling of white, coffee, and teal. There are white cabinets above the counters. This shows part of an L shape of the counters, with the sink cutout to the far left of the
This is the side view of a countertop recently coated in metallic epoxy with marbling of white, coffee, and teal. There are white cabinets above the counters. This shows a small island in-between where the stove and the refrigerator go. There is a br
 

How it works:

An over abundance of prep keeps things neat and makes clean-up a breeze.

  •  We can typically go over any existing countertops in place. If not, we can fabricate a new substrate and pour in place

  • We carefully tape and plastic off everything surrounding the work area to ensure we don’t leave a mess or damage your other areas

  • We will clean and sand/grind the existing counters. This also includes any possible repairs that may need to take place in order to ensure a smooth and beautiful end product

  • We use an epoxy based primer that will go down prior to the decorative epoxy coating installation, this creates a chemical bond between the decorative coating and the substrate

  • After 24 hours of letting the epoxy cure we will apply a urethane topcoat over the epoxy. This will add an additional layer of extreme strength and durability that helps ensure your epoxy will last for a long time to come

    • Our urethane product:

      • comes in either a matte or a gloss finish

      • meets USDA Food and Beverage regulations

      • is chemical resistant and easy to clean

      • is UV stable so it does not yellow and colors do not fade

  • 24 hours after urethane application the counters are ready for use.

Total time for typical installation: 2 days