For this project I used @StoneCoatCountertops epoxy to makeover two builtin laminate topped desks. The first step was to prime the laminate with a bonding primer. Next, I followed up with two coats of white paint to establish the base color. For the epoxy colors, I used white, black and gold metallic powders. I started with the white tinted epoxy on the entire surface, then added a little bit of the black and gold epoxies. The only thing I didn’t like was how the gold color looked in the end. I personally would have liked for the color to be a bit darker. After the epoxy hardened, I used Stone Coat’s Gloss Top Coat to provide a durable tough protective layer. This project was very simple and easy, I was able to do both counter tops at the same time and the entire process was done in just 4 days.

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CAMERA GEAR USED:
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○ Mic https://www.amazon.com/RodeVideoMicr...
○ SD card – https://www.amazon.com/SonyContentC...
○ SD card/USB adapter – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
○ External Hard drive – https://www.amazon.com/SeagatePortab...
○ Handheld tripod – https://www.amazon.com/NewmowaPortab...
○Tripod – https://www.amazon.com/UBeesizeBluet...

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