TotalBoat DIY Epoxy Italian White Marble Effect Countertop Kit - 2-Quart Kit with Resin, Pigments & Tools for Faux Marble Kitchen Countertops, Bathroom Vanities & Coffee Tables - Perfect for Home Renovation & DIY Furniture Projects

TotalBoat DIY Epoxy White Marble Effect Countertop Kits are an easy, less expensive way to upgrade your kitchen or bath from dull and dated to posh and polished. Kits contain almost everything you need to create a faux finish marbling effect on a wood, Corian®, Formica®, laminate, ceramic tile, butcher block, cultured marble, or granite countertop that needs a facelift. Once you learn this simple technique to create the large expanses of white, sinewy black veins, and gray plumes that are the hallmark of white Carrara Italian marble, you can use it on kitchen islands, bathroom counters, and more! Just estimate how much epoxy you need, gather additional items, and make your polished marble top! To Calculate How Much Epoxy You Need: Measure the area to be covered with epoxy: Multiply the Length x Width X Depth to estimate the volume in cubic inches. 1 qt. mixed epoxy = 57.75 cu. in.; 2 qts. mixed epoxy = 115.5 cu. in.; 3 qts. mixed epoxy = 173.25 cu. in.; and 1 gal. mixed epoxy = 231 cu. in. You'll Also Need: A countertop surface, plastic sheeting to protect your work area, sandpaper (80-220 grit, depending on your surface), and proper personal protection. TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy Resin and Hardener are crystal clear, and ideal for achieving the truest color when mixed with white liquid colorant for the marble top. TableTop has a simple 1:1 mix ratio by volume, and self-levels for a perfect finish. Always wear proper personal protection and have adequate ventilation when working with epoxy. These DIY project-ready kits come in four sizes and include TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy resin, TableTop Hardener, mica powder pigments for marbling, liquid white opaque pigment, mixing cups (asstd. sizes), stir sticks, tongue depressors, plastic spreaders (4” x 2-3/4”), chip brushes & heat gun. Professional-grade TotalBoat kits are a great value, and are 100% made in the USA.