Stan after watching Blacktail Studios he applies a light first coat and sands it after drying, using the first coat as a sealer. It works as I have done my work bench following his instructions.

Have poured well over 200 gallons of Stone Coat in the past few years doing counter tops and wood tables. Awesome product. Couple things: torch not wanting to stay lit: generally its because of the model torch head. Stone Coat recommends the Bernzomatic TS4000 for this very reason. It stays lit in any position. I've got so much epoxy residue on mine can't tell what it is but it keeps on running without a hitch. When I do large raw wood projects, I use the 2-3 thin coats (about 1 ounce per sq ft ) to seal the wood, let each set up and then do the thick/final pour. Yes, takes a little longer but get way better control over the air releasing out of the wood. For difficult spots like knots and such if still bubbling after 2-3 thin coats, then I use a burn in stick to seal those spots up. Your project turned out very nice. You all did a good job.

As always I love it when you encourage us to do our own home improvement! This was a really cool project! Beautiful wood work. Glad to see the Ego mower makes a nice drying rack too 😂

That’s workbench is beautiful nice jobs Guys 🎉🎉

Even if it’s a fail, look at the character of that table, awesome. Haven’t watched it yet, but I’m excited!

Gorgeous piece of art @Stan !! What a focal piece!! Great job to you guys!! Stay blessed brother!!

Wow! The bench came out great! Just wish you would’ve talked about all its uses and functions. Maybe you can mention it in your next clip. Keep up the good work my friend. ✌🏼

I agree with you Stan, That carpenter's bench and vice looks Amazing. Perfect bench to do office qoutes buy the lake.

When restoring or working with old stuff remember that not prepping the surface comes with challenges. Some of those dry spots could be caused be oil, dirt, or other contaminants being on the surface or in the woods. It's just a problem you will have to deal with if you want to keep the "well used" look

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That is why fiberglass workers get paid over 125 usd an hour

Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Sweet... looks awesome.👍

Hope your well! Once again, love your videos

That is beautiful!!!

Dude, I love their products. I have poured a few tables countertops and other miscellaneous projects and NEVER had any issues. I also live in the low desert 120+ during the summer still no issues other then flowing smoother, Nothing but quality results with stone coat. Here in Southern California. I actually live 45 minutes away from a big online Epoxy retailer, when I use to order from them I could drive to them in 45 minutes and pick up the product…..but they do not allow that but since they ship it takes 5 to 7 days no faster that’s it Order from stone coat I get the product 2,3 days max A phenomenal company quality product. I’m nobody compared to you, but I won hundred percent Stanley back what you said on the quality of this product as another frequent user of it love it.

not a scientist..... nor as knowledgeable with wood as my dad, but one thing he taught me.... stay away from resin. basically locks in moisture and collects it. like gas cans.... they can take in moisture..... but if well sealed.... can't release it

That turned out great Stan!!

A heat gun works well, or a hairdryer, to get the bubbles out.

16:20 my propane torches keep going out too

the man with no gloves on says WE need to hit it again! lol hey the man with the gold makes the rules

Sand the imperfections and do another coat 💪

Good video Have a great night.

wont that make the wood threads grab? maybe linseed oil was the answer?

That’s beautiful man, gorgeous

Awesome looking job Guys 👌 👍

The epoxy finish is 'nice' but I would have done minimal refinishing and maybe a light oil or stain to bring out the beauty of the grain. You took an antique and made it SHINY. I'm guessing that the next 100 years will not be as kind to the new surface as the first 100 years was to to the raw wood.

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Awesome, can you seal the wood first then polyurethane it?

I bought my epoxy from Ace Hardware, worked great, and half the cost of these other epoxy. Wish I could show up. Had to do 4 layers to cover what I had in the table, but it came out beautiful.

All i can say is WOW😮😊

Stone Coat or poly for wood floors?

Could there have been oil stains that prevented it from soaking in?

that is beautiful

Stan, Do they make matte finish epoxy? and is there much odor to the epoxy?

Would epoxy or poly be better for a wood floor?

the big heater could be using up all the oxygen that y the little one was shutting off

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Stan, they are not grooves. They are threads.

Sweet 👍🏻

I have had a lot of yellowing with the batch of stone coat I used about 4 years ago, I have had none with total boat. Maybe I got a bad batch of their product, I don't know, I'd be willing to try them again on a small project, but I'm a bit apprehensive from the one I used them on.

What the dots around your face? Cancer spots?

SeaL coat then top coat

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Nikki walking away bored with his story already. Hey, im married...i know how it goes.

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