Looks like a silicone basting brush

try 700 to 800, at least for mine, which is 55" x 22"

@@harpoon_bakery162 mine is the same size. The prices are ridiculous. We also have one that’s twice as long and a tub that needs to be done. I think I’ll hire someone refinish them all . Too many to do myself and have them all come out as they should.

@@Mary-671 wow, yep, it's a lot to take on, but I'm probably going to give it a go. other bathroom is longer and tub as well so lot to think about. I'll start with this smaller one 55x22 (the sink is the shape of a clamshell with 2 soap dish ledges inside the sink (making it even harder for good coverage). if you end up doing it, let us know out here in comment land how it went!!! Mine is yellow-ish cultured marble with a smooth real wood maple vanity cabinet, that too is a hard decision but it will be blue , gray , or white to meet the demands of the current color market-place trends / fad. (if you would agree)

That was not marble but cultured marble which turns yellow and discolors after many years.

@@donfriar7199 mine has not discolored and is cultured marble, it's yellow-ish but that was the style in the late nineties. This is why he is going with white, it's just a color change. no discoloring.

I saw that too; but, could it be a reflection of something? IDK . . . But, it does look like dents? I've watched several video's where they are using these thick products that work using gravity . . . Looks tricky and timing is uber important.

That’s the way the sink was made. You can see the dents in the sink at the beginning. Before he applies the coating

It looks like a heat gun.

yep

Ekopel

Tape around the stopper

That means you gotta take off the plumbing, underneath?

Yes it would definitely harden. Although lumps in the bottom don't look so good. we are going to do an update on the new ekopel coating shortly the new hardner is the change but very similar. Keeping in mind it is a resin not a paint, so it will harden even 2 inches deep and even under water as we discovered when too much product goes down the drain and fills the s bend. but for a durable finish 5mm is the thickest you want to fill.

@@thebathman5574 Thank you .. product and workmanship looks great

and if there are drops at the end is there a way to fix it?

@@rubyredjeans I actually did mine 4 months ago and it is holding up beautifully!

NEVER use an abrasive on an exopy finish of any kind. Soft cloth and easy on the chemicals too.

www.bathline.com.au is where you can buy Ekopel 2k.

RefinishBathSolutions in US

If the cracks are on the horizontal they will fill out for sure but on the vertical it will vary. The product has good flexibility but the thicker obviously a lot less. I have found that runs can be sanded out and polished with a good cutting compound. What we have found is that the most important thing is mixing the 2 parts of resin very thoroughly., This will prevent discolouration. Also where the product is too thick it will yellow. This product has been around for over 10 years but in Australia since 2016 And so far we have had no major complications.

Very good, especially for a first time.

Ekopel. What’s he’s using. It’s diy friendly