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- [Mike] Mitch, have you ever seen butterflied stone?
- I have seen that.
- Expensive. - Have you guys seen it?
It's where you basically have a dividing line
and you have a mirrored look where they'll actually,
when they're slabbing a stone,
you know how they slab the stone?
- [Mitch] With a rope?
- [ Mike] Yes, it's diamond rope.
So they actually go through and they cut it
like a loaf of bread.
They're basically stacked on top of each other,
and if you're building a high-end hotel
or you got a big wall backdrop.
- [Mitch] I did a shower like that.
- Okay, perfect. A big wall shower panel.
They'll butterfly it where it's bookmarked
is how they call it
and they'll open up those slabs
and they'll mirror one another
'cause they do that with it this it.
- [Mitch] Yeah, that's cool. - [Mike] Right?
- [Mitch] It's really cool. - [Mike] Very expensive.
- Yeah, 'cause you're using just the
two sections.
So you're buying two slabs
when really, you could have used one
if you stood it up that way. - Exactly.
So what do you think?
Do you want to watch us butterfly this stone?
Stay tuned.
Enjoy the video.
And I guess if the answer's no, don't enjoy the video.
- We'll see you next time.
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- Thanks again. (men laughing)
(loud bang) - [Crowd] You got this!
- Art Coat is designed as the most UV resistant epoxy resin
designed for countertops, man.
- [Mitch] Definitely.
- [Mike] It's important to be heat resistant
and scratch resistant.
It's important to be non yellowing.
It's important to be able to withstand the use and abuse
of kitchens, bathrooms,
hot stuff, cold stuff, thermal shock, man.
You could actually take a hot pan
that you've boiled water in
or a cookie sheet out of the oven at 425
and set it on the countertop.
- I've done it. It works.
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(drill whirring)
- All right.
You all mixed? - All mixed.
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- We're using white metallic,
black metallic, diamond dust,
white and black spray paint,
white and black dye.
By mixing and matching your blacks and your whites,
you can create any shade of gray.
Even 50 shades of gray.
(man chuckling)
(can hissing)
Give me another cup, bro.
- Another cup?
- Yeah, I'm just going to make a bunch
of different shades of stuff.
Just add a little metallic in this.
Go ahead and kind of under mix that.
Add some diamond dust to this white.
Add a little diamond dust to that.
And just kind of under mix.
And then one of these, I'm going to make
a exotic pour cup.
- [Mitch] Oh, man a little vein in there?
- Yeah.
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Here we go.
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Pretty centered?
Fatter in the middle.
And then skinny.
Go ahead, Mitch, do a color.
- Okay everyone, it is time for the question of the day.
In just a few moments, we're going to see how
Mike and Mitch add a seam to this epoxy project.
Now, what I want to know is how would you
make your epoxy project symmetrical on both sides
like we see in real life.
I know there's more than one way to do this.
So I'm curious how you would go about it.
So let me know in the comments below.
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(man laughing)
- I liked that.
I didn't think I'd like as much black,
but that's given it some pop, man.
- So are these little
exotic veins we're putting in.
- Yeah. - It's neat.
- [Mike] I mean, you could do this in a whole kitchen
relatively easily.
This is very repeatable.
- [Mitch] I'm going to rub the front edge.
That cool? - [Mike] Yup.
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I have an idea for your seam.
I think we should take a string
and snap a string in the middle.
(torch hissing)
- Cool piece.
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- Tell me when.
- [Mitch] I think I'm good.
- [Mike] I'm going to pull real tight.
Now, I'm just going to wiggle it a little.
Hold it
and then pull up.
Yeah, one guy pulling up.
- [Mitch] Yeah, that's was I was thinking.
- [Mike] Good job!
- Go left or right. - [Mike] That's better.
Look, see, you put that in.
That looks way better.
- [Mitch] That looks sick!
- [Mike] That looks like a seam, dude.
- [Mitch] It cut right into the epoxy, that was really neat.
- [Mike] Wow.
Wow.
Guys, I hope you liked this video.
Did you like this piece?
- I liked making it with you, man.
That was a lot of fun.
The wire was a great unlock.
It looks like a bookmarked slab.
- We got a surprise for them.
They should go check out this little piece, right?
Guys, have you seen the little piece that we did?
We're going to link that at the end of this video.
Guys, until next time, from Stone Coat Countertops.
- You got this!
- We'll see you
- On the next video.
- On the next one.
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