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AeroMarine Rock and Pebble Paving Epoxy Resin Kit 3 gallons

Rock and Pebble Paving Epoxy Kit yields 3 gallons. Non Blushing Cycloaliphatic. Great for pebble repair and pebble resurfacing too. Our best and most popular clear epoxy resin. It is ideal for most functions: Boat and aircraft building, poured countertops and general fiberglass and carbon fiber laminating. Great for building a 'Stitch and Glue' boat, Cedar strip kayak or canoe as well as for cold molded wood boat or fiberglass boats. This multifunctional epoxy is also used for pebble paving, pebble resurfacing, pebble repair, and pebble or stone decking. And automotive enthusiasts use it for laminating carbon fiber parts including hoods, dashes, etc. The 1.5, 3 and 6 gallon kits are available with handy metering pumps. It is also useful for poured countertops, bar tops and table tops; and even making Jewelry. The mix ratio is a simple 2:1 by either weight or volume. AeroMarine 300/21 is a thin, clear liquid. It has a working life of about 30 minutes, or about 1 hour if mixed with pebble or stone, and sets hard in a few hours. Work life: 30 minutes@70F. Cure time: 24 hours@70F.

From garage to studio in only....er...three months! Step one was to have the garage wired, which you can see the conduit for in the "before" shot. Knowing it would be a Manfrotto SkyTrack system, I had the electrician put outlets on the ceiling as well as in strategic wall locations to the left. Next came the walls, I painted them a neutral gray. Ceiling, too. Then to Lowes for a 2-part epoxy floor kit. That was a 4-day experience with power washers, ruined sneakers, and plenty of profanity.

All the while, Scott over at Tallyn's photo was working up a custom Manfrotto ceiling-mount rail system based on my measurements. That went up next, but not before the garage door company came and installed an elevated track system to buy me 6 more feet of ceiling space. Lots of fun pre-mounting the brackets for the studs with the SkyTrack system; measure twice, mount three or four times anyway...

Also put up a 3-paper background system, so that white, gray, or black can come down with the pull of a chain.

I had some canvases of my work printed, hung neatly; curtain off shelves on the left, et voila! C'mon in! No tripping on stands, and all the strobes power up from one light switch. Love it.

I really really really want to do this. So much better than the do it yourself kit from Home Depot. The Concept is the same, but this is very much worth the extra money. The HD kit has you paint on some epoxy and then throw paint chips on the top. The professional job here has 5 layers: Stabilization, Epoxy Bond, Paint Chips, Top Coat, 2nd Top Coat. Nice!