Realistic Labradorite Epoxy Slab (Made From 1" Foam)
KCDC Designs | Epoxy Training & Tutorials
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This 2’ x 4’ “labradorite” slab started as pink foam and epoxy — here’s exactly how I cut, shaped, and built the rock edge from scratch.
Products used:
Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy (Stone Coat Countertops)
Color-shift mica - 2 faced, Mistress of Evil (Artist Til Death)
Black Metallic Mica - PolyColor mica (Stone Coat)
RustOleum Color Shift spray paint
Yellow RustOleum Spray Paint
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Learn the techniques, best practices, and real-world process behind professional epoxy countertop results.
📥 Free Professional Epoxy Countertop Best Practices Checklist:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/checklist-dow...
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🛠️ PRODUCTS I USE
Shop Stone Coat Countertops products here:
👉 https://www.stonecoatcountertops.com/...
Use code KCDC to save 10%.
Affiliate Disclosure: Some links above may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I personally use, test, and trust.
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🎓 HANDS-ON EPOXY TRAINING
Join one of our small-group, hands-on epoxy workshops in Eagle, Nebraska:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/epoxy-hands-o...
See what students are saying:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/what-our-stud...
Interested in one-on-one training?
📩 Keith@kcdcdesigns.com
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🏢 ABOUT KCDC DESIGNS
KCDC Designs is a full-time epoxy countertop company operating since 2020, specializing in professional installations and industry-leading training focused on best practices and consistent results.
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📍 CONNECT
Website: https://kcdcdesigns.com
Facebook: Facebook: KCDCDesigns
🎬 Editing Software
Videos created using Movavi Video Editor:
https://www.movavi.com/
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⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 – Intro
0:12 - Cutting the foam into the rock shape
0:27 - Using an angle grinder to carve the rock edge
1:10 - Sanding with 220 to smooth clean up the rock edge
1:32 - Adding bondo to build character on the epoxy rock edge
2:18 - Bondo edge flyover
2:43 - Sanding bondo with 220 to knock down high-points
3:12 - Fogging the foam with black spray paint
3:32 - Brushing the edges with color-shift mica powders
4:26 - Fogging spray paint on the surface to add color
5:45 - Applying Stone Coat epoxy clear coat
7:25 - Applying epoxy colors to the surface
9:32 - Adding the Labradorite fractures, bringing it to life
11:32 - Labradorite final flyover
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Realistic Labradorite Epoxy Slab (Made From 1" Foam)
KCDC Designs | Epoxy Training & Tutorials
1,158 views
This 2’ x 4’ “labradorite” slab started as pink foam and epoxy — here’s exactly how I cut, shaped, and built the rock edge from scratch.
Products used:
Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy (Stone Coat Countertops)
Color-shift mica - 2 faced, Mistress of Evil (Artist Til Death)
Black Metallic Mica - PolyColor mica (Stone Coat)
RustOleum Color Shift spray paint
Yellow RustOleum Spray Paint
________________________________________________________________________
Learn the techniques, best practices, and real-world process behind professional epoxy countertop results.
📥 Free Professional Epoxy Countertop Best Practices Checklist:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/checklist-dow...
_________________________________________________________________________
🛠️ PRODUCTS I USE
Shop Stone Coat Countertops products here:
👉 https://www.stonecoatcountertops.com/...
Use code KCDC to save 10%.
Affiliate Disclosure: Some links above may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I personally use, test, and trust.
__________________________________________________________________________
🎓 HANDS-ON EPOXY TRAINING
Join one of our small-group, hands-on epoxy workshops in Eagle, Nebraska:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/epoxy-hands-o...
See what students are saying:
👉 https://kcdcdesigns.com/what-our-stud...
Interested in one-on-one training?
📩 Keith@kcdcdesigns.com
__________________________________________________________________________
🏢 ABOUT KCDC DESIGNS
KCDC Designs is a full-time epoxy countertop company operating since 2020, specializing in professional installations and industry-leading training focused on best practices and consistent results.
__________________________________________________________________________
📍 CONNECT
Website: https://kcdcdesigns.com
Facebook: Facebook: KCDCDesigns
🎬 Editing Software
Videos created using Movavi Video Editor:
https://www.movavi.com/
__________________________________________________________________________
⏱️ CHAPTERS
0:00 – Intro
0:12 - Cutting the foam into the rock shape
0:27 - Using an angle grinder to carve the rock edge
1:10 - Sanding with 220 to smooth clean up the rock edge
1:32 - Adding bondo to build character on the epoxy rock edge
2:18 - Bondo edge flyover
2:43 - Sanding bondo with 220 to knock down high-points
3:12 - Fogging the foam with black spray paint
3:32 - Brushing the edges with color-shift mica powders
4:26 - Fogging spray paint on the surface to add color
5:45 - Applying Stone Coat epoxy clear coat
7:25 - Applying epoxy colors to the surface
9:32 - Adding the Labradorite fractures, bringing it to life
11:32 - Labradorite final flyover
If you were building this, what part would be the most challenging for you — the rock edge shaping or layering the depth for the labradorite flash?
I’ll jump in and answer questions below.