How-To Install Epoxy Natural Stone Flooring
How-To Install Epoxy Natural Stone Flooring
Did you know that Everlast Natural Stone is not just for patios and garages?
It is also great for basements, family rooms, game rooms, utility rooms or, because it is the most cleanable floorin option available – even in the kitchen! See https://youtu.be/tK-ZHqLLLzA to watch how easily and thoroughly it can be cleaned.
Everlast® Natural Stone is the world’s cleanest, healthiest, and safest flooring solution.
To learn more, visit https://www.everlastepoxy.com/natural-stone-flooring
We developed this floor because our customers wanted a floor that can be easily and thoroughly cleaned. So we developed the world’s cleanest, healthiest, and safest flooring solution.
When your floors are made up of lots of small stones, with lots of “room to breath” between them, you can actually clean the top, inside, AND bottom.
Tile grout stains easily because it is porous, while you can see the stains on the surface, can you imagine the bacteria that could be lurking deeper inside the grout? Now you can take back your time, there is no need to spend hours of tedious endless scrubbing because Everlast® Natural Stone can be installed right over top of your tile!
Here’s how it works. Your affordable machine will spray some of the food-grade Everlast® Floor Care Cleaner that we provide you and it will instantly travel through your flooring all the way to the bottom where your spill is trapped. It’ll wash away any debris, including any bacteria or mold, and then vacuum suck all the liquid back up.
If you would like to learn more then schedule a Free “Ask Me Anything About Flooring” Consultation Call by calling (800) 708-9870 today and we’ll be happy to answer any and all of your questions!
Everlast Natural Stone is very easy to install.
Full instructions and tool list needed is here: https://www.everlastepoxy.com/how-to-install-natural-stone-floors
could i put this out by the pool, is it slippery when wet?
I have a 18$ tub what do i do
tell me what part of nature looks like that ?
Had to hear about Herbie’s car deal, lol
Beautiful, but too much work.
If I buy a $17 tub on sale for $15 will it work or do I have to wait for the sale to be over?
..how does it smell if done in basement? …. strong odor or not?
Can I use it in my garage and drive onto it and park my vehicles ? Or is it not capable of support the weight and everyday use ?
I purchased all of the bags of rocks, the epoxy, trowels, tarp, spent close to $2000. I finally unloaded it into my back yard. Then I remembered I needed a $17 tub. Ran to home Depot but they only had a $19.99 tub. I was so distraught and depressed I quickly ran home and became a hermit for 8 months. All the supplies still sitting in my back yard. Because I did not leave the house I lost my job and so I had to sell my belongings. Then I decided to cut all of my hair and join a cult. They had jobs for everyone. I was excited cause I really felt I was again worth something. The cult leader assigned me to a job which was written on a sheet inside an envelope. I opened it and the task was to install a pebble floor in the sacrificial hall and had a link to this video. I quickly had a frightening flashback as thought I was back at home Depot……..
I sell that same tub on my website for 16.99
$17 metal tub is not good but not terrible.
And then it turns chalky white when done in the sun.
Will it adhere to vertical surfaces?
Those folks talking in the background need to be quite and one of them should be narrating what and why the installer is doing. Instead of standing around talking over top of the recording. Great tube!!!
the floor looks beautiful!
Nice floor. Would’ve been a lot nicer if you used a tripod when making the video.
Shocking workmanship!!
Worst idea ever! Wait till you drop Mayo , or yogurt or anything you can never Get it fully out ! And dust n dirt settles in there attracts spiders too !👍
This was very popular in the 70’s & 80’s. lt was called Chatahoochie. lt was used for everything from pool decks and patios to driveways. Can’t tell how many thousands of yards l mixed by hand in a wheelbarrow, with nothing but a garden hoe. I didn’t have a drill mixer and a $17 tub. 🙂
That must be a nightmare to keep clean.
Video is better than most – no annoying music, but the discussion about the car in the background could have been edited out. I like the descriptions about what type/size trowel to use, but I could use more info on setting up the vinyl barrier (assume it is to block the sun-maybe that affects drying time or curing somehow).
Also I would like to see what edging was used around the patio to block the stones from falling off the edge.
I also don’t know how to use a gauge rake.
Thanks.
Can this be applied to small vertical faces. Like the face of a step?
I think Sugar Puffs would look nice also.
thank you for showing us you did a wonderful job explaining this and reminding people to take their time and do a nice job that is very important
great information about tub…
WOW! That would be beautiful inside or out. I’d love to have that in my kitchen or bathroom.
Damn Kirby paid $17.50 for this tub…. FIRED!
Would this be good for a bathroom floor?
I buy my metal tub from Mexico ( is a Mexican tub ) do you think I’ll work ? Pay $200 pesos for it ,, good job guys just kidding 😉
please speak spanish
Hold the damn camera still !!
this video was horrible, informative yes. however the editing could have been so much better.
H E L P!! We moved into a home that has the Chattahoochee pebble stone surface. After the first here (FL) it started molding in-between the pebbles. We lightly pressure washed it and resealed it, we thought it was never sealed when they laid it, now we have horrible white patches all around the pool area. We have resealed it twice and it still looks very patchy, you can tell where the pressure washer has been, it actually has streaks. We did not pressure wash too much under the lanai so it still looks pretty good. However outside the lanai area it looks as if they painted the rocks because the rocks are very faded in large patchy sections. Did we pressure wash the paint off, hard to tell what is going on. Can you guys suggest what we can do to even out the colors?
Its good to see the son is out helping on the job as well!!
Why recommend using a Marshall trowels?? 20 yrs in building game never ever seen anybody using a £70.00 trowel doing floors.. Marshall trowels are for smoothing walls/plastering due to their thin blades, use one on cobble stone/ or pebble stone as we call it in UK? You may aswell throw it away, won’t be good for anything else anymore.. and then buy a $17 bucket?? 😂🤣 99p buckets from B&Q would do exactly same job..
I like that you included the sights and sounds of the actual work in the video. People considering this type of project can greatly benefit from it. I think I should buy my next used car from Herbie.
Do you sell DYI high temp epoxy? I want to have pebble edges on my out door patio with clear coat (give a beach theme) but here in Arizona there only 3 seasons hot, hotter, and monsoon
where you gonna get 17 dollars… the ol. catch 22. and for that reason I’m out..
Ugly af
That prep job was ass!
I’m in Canada. Our dollar is so bad, I can’t find a tub under $50. Is that ok?
love how you can hear the guys arguing and cursing in the background.
I found a hardware store selling metal tubs for $17 but they had a special offer of buy 2 for $24 and I could not resist the bargain. Now I am worried. Will the tubs still work even though they are effectively $12 tubs now? 🤔🤯
Can one use this product on steps? How do you handle the risers?
lindo, mais acho que todas as explicações, tinha que ser tudo em português
I love how Everlasting Epoxy continues to reply to comments and joke around that the tub has to be exactly 17$ or it wouldnt work 😂
The guys in the ground should be quite
The main thing we learned from this video today is that Kirby is a nice guy and gives great deals on cars!
THANKS TO YOUR VIDEO I CANT WAIT TO GET THIS DONE ON MY CONCRETE FLOOR….BUT I HAVE THREE CONCRETE STEPS AND IM WORRIED ON HOW TO GET THE STONES TO STAY ON THE BACK OF EACH STEP….CAN YOU HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM???
Couldn’t find a $17 metal tub