Copper Bar Top Tutorial

- Creating a Copper Bar Top using our Light 36 Gauge Copper with a lacquer base coat followed by a self-leveling epoxy coating.

Materials used (most can be purchased in our Tools & Supplies section:

• Contact Cement
• Paint Brush
• Fiskars scissors (or a new utility knife)
• Laminate Roller
• COPPERLAC lacquer
• Commercial Epoxy
• Dowel Rods
• Heat Gun.

Copper Countertop Tutorial

- Creating a Copper Countertop using our Premium Heavy 24 Gauge Copper Copper with a lacquer finish.

Copper Backsplash Tutorial

- Creating a Copper Backsplash using our Light 36 Gauge Copper with a lacquer coating.

Materials used (most can be purchased in our Tools & Supplies section:

• Contact Cement
• Paint Brush
• Fiskars scissors (or a new utility knife)
• Laminate Roller
• COPPERLAC lacquer
• Dowel Rods

Copper Cabinets and Bathroom Shower Tutorial

- Creating Copper Cabinets and a Copper Shower Wall using our Light 36 Gauge Copper with a lacquer coating.

Cutting & Adhering Light 36 Gauge Copper to Wood Surface for a Kitchen Cabinet Door Insert.

Materials used:

• Contact Cement
• Small Sponge Roller
• Fiskars Scissors (or a new utility knife)
• Laminate Roller

Cutting Light 36 Gauge Copper With A Utility Knife.

Using a new blade, a utility knife easily cuts through a 36 gauge copper sheet.

Cutting Heavy 24 Gauge Copper With Hand Shears.