Are stone coat countertops durable?

Stone Coat Countertop Epoxy has a very durable surface. Stone Coat Countertop epoxy is scratch and heat resistant (+ 500◦). When other countertop materials are damaged they are hard to fix and sometimes even un-repairable.

How long does stone coat last?

Stone Coat countertop epoxy will dry to the touch nicely overnight, and be ready for light use in 72 hours. Your surface will continue to cure harder and harder over 30 days. Be nice to them during the curing process. We like to machine polish our tops 5 days after the last coat.

Do Stone coat countertops scratch?

Stone Coat Countertop epoxy is much more scratch-resistant than other epoxies. Scratches usually happen from objects that are rough or sharp, or from new epoxy finishes.

How heat resistant is stone coat countertops?

HEAT-RESISTANT – Stone Coat Epoxy is heat-resistant up to 470 degrees Fahrenheit for incidental contact, making it perfect for kitchen counters or other large surfaces!

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How much does it cost to coat kitchen countertops with epoxy?

You may get charged $35 to $85 per hour of work, which may equal about one hour per square foot. When you combine labor and material, you may spend between $25 to $100 per square foot to hire a professional to coat your kitchen countertops with epoxy. However, professionals can create some absolutely stunning epoxy countertop designs.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of epoxy countertops?

There are several great reasons to consider applying an epoxy finish to your kitchen countertops. But the disadvantages of epoxy countertops should be seriously discussed before moving forward with your project to help avoid any kitchen remodeling mistakes. When epoxy hardens, it creates a solid surface that should last for years.

What makes a painted countertop last so long?

The paint is simply the color – the sealer is the actual finish that takes all of the abuse. ( This is the primer I use for almost everything because it sticks to anything.) The key to the longevity of our painted countertops is 100% the resin topcoat I used over the paint.