Dog Cafe


Epoxy Countertop Creation

Creating an epoxy countertop can transform your space beautifully. Here’s a brief overview of the process and the color scheme I chose:

Materials Needed

  • Epoxy Resin
  • Hardener
  • Color Pigments
  • Mixing Tools
  • Protective Gear (gloves, mask)

Steps to Create the Countertop

  1. Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean and free of any debris. Measure the area accurately to prepare the right amount of epoxy.
  2. Mixing: Combine the epoxy resin and hardener according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Add your desired color pigments to achieve the perfect shade.
  3. Pouring: Carefully pour the epoxy onto the surface, spreading it evenly.
  4. Finishing: Use a torch or heat gun to eliminate any bubbles that may form. Allow the epoxy to cure fully as per the product guidelines.
  5. Sealing: Once cured, you may want to apply a sealant for added protection.

Color Scheme

For my epoxy countertop, I chose a blend of deep navy blue and shimmering silver. This combination creates a striking contrast and adds a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic.

Feel free to replicate this process or use it as inspiration for your own epoxy countertop project!

Demo, railing install, bookcase stained and built, desk installed , and flooring.

One of my favorite jobs to do as a Handyman in Duvall, WA. From demo to finish.

I had to take out a wall and remnants of a stove complex.

Redid the drywall. Cut out drywall, painted, plastered, and textured.

Brought treats for the dogs, so they liked me and wouldn’t bark at me too much.

Installed the flooring, trim work around the edges. Painted the walls.

Installed wire railing, drill pressed holes in the posts. Sanded and stained the posts. Screwed them into ground.

Cut into the desk that was butcher block and screwed them together.

Reclaimed a drawer cabinet to hold up the other side of the desk.

Followed the schematic for the bookcase. Used wooden dowel kit to assemble the bookcase. Stained the softwood.

Kitchen built , did it all!

Put all this together from concrete floor to finish in Duvall, WA as a Handyman.

Installed the wood flooring. Cabinets installed from Home Depot.

Back splashed designed and installed.

Installed the appliances.

Painted the Walls.

Trim work done.

Butcher block counter top, cut and stained.