How I seam 2 pieces of MDF using Stone Coat Quick Coat epoxy resin and biscuits. скачать в хорошем качестве

How I seam 2 pieces of MDF using Stone Coat Quick Coat epoxy resin and biscuits.

🔴Need custom epoxy countertops:   / kcdcdesigns   When fabricating countertops to prep for epoxy resin, often 2 pieces of MDF need to be seamed together. What I have found that works best for me is to use #20 biscuits and fast-setting Quick Coat epoxy resin by Stone Coat epoxy. This video goes into detail of how I seam MDF. Please leave questions and comments below as well as what works best for you. Thanks! 👉Chapter Breakdown: 0:00 - How I seam MDF 0:20 - Using #20 biscuits 2:05 - Why I use resin 2:52 - Mixing 2 oz of resin with thickener 3:38 - Applying the resin to the seam 4:30 - Clamping the pieces together 5:30 - Removing clamps 6:15 - Where to seam the countertop and supporting the seam If you're ready to take your skills to the next level, RK3 Designs has classes, including their 4-day Pro Class that covers all aspects of epoxy, countertop and shower wall fabrication as well as running an epoxy business. Check out http://RK3Designs.com/ for more info. I'm Keith McGinnis with KCDC Designs out of Lincoln Nebraska. I buid and install epoxy kitchen countertops, epoxy resin coated bathroom vanities, epoxy wall art and more. I've worked in the epoxy industry installing countertops for over 3 years. Working with epoxy resin as a decrotive finish is one of my passions and sharing how -to epoxy tutorials to help other do it yourselfer's gain confidence working with epoxy and different epoxy resin countertop techniques.