You can use any type of cleaner on them without worrying about doing damage to the finish. We recommend a 409 type cleaner. But, because epoxy has such a hard, non-porous surface, deep cleaning is rarely required. Typically, using a food-safe surface cleaner and rag will suffice. Plus, the glossy sheen you get after the liquid hardens will stay that brilliant for years. And once it does start to dull, you can bring it back to life by applying a simple coat of mineral oil.

Installation is Messy and Requires Great Expertise While many epoxy countertops kit manufacturers would have you believe they’re a breeze to install, in reality they can be a nightmare if you did not prepare. Just like painting the majority of the work is done prepping the area.  

When done right, epoxy countertops provide a long-lasting and durable surface. Their non-porous nature means they’re resistant to moisture. The material is also resistant enough to heat, although you still need to use common sense and not place hot pots and pans on it.

Our Epoxy Resin while in a Fully Cured & inert State is Safe for incidental Food Contact.

Yes, we have several photos and even example boards we can bring when we meet with you in person at the time of assessing your project.

Yes, you should on any countertop.

You should have little maintenance other than cleaning. If you want to bring a brand new ultra luster look back, a simple buff can achieve this. The best part about this is if you change your mind on the color scheme and design we can help you change it again.