Welcome to the iCoat products podcast, “Concrete Conversations.” My name is Tim Phelps, and I represent iCoat Products, where we proudly manufacture everything in the USA. We offer a premier line of coatings and decorative concrete systems for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, catering to builders, contractors, DIY enthusiasts, and artists. Additionally, we provide support, […]
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3 Critical Considerations When Buying Epoxy Resin Choosing the right epoxy resin goes far beyond just price or appearance. It’s about health, safety, quality, and values. Whether you’re an artist, contractor, or DIY enthusiast, here are three essential factors to consider before purchasing epoxy: 1. Where Is It Made — and Why It Matters Made […]
The American Dream Is Still Alive: $2 Million in Year Two White-Labeling iCoat Products In 2021—and still today—America remains one of the best countries in the world to go from rags to riches. Opportunity abounds for those willing to seize it, envision their future, and put in the hard work. With sound business planning, best […]
Transforming a Kitchen in 48 Hours with the iCoat Countertop System The iCoat Countertop System is a versatile and transformative solution that can be applied over existing surfaces such as laminate, tile, Formica, Corian, or even granite. In this particular project, the customer wanted to extend their countertop space to create a breakfast bar and […]
Case Study: iCoat One Day Stain™ When the owners of Geno’s East found a great location for their Chicago-style pizza business in a building on Indian School Road in Phoenix, Arizona, they wanted to be open as quickly as possible but with an impressive looking building both inside and out. When they were doing their demo […]
Epoxy resin arts and crafts are just beginning to gain widespread popularity in America. The old myth that epoxy is too dangerous for everyday use has been dispelled—modern blends are now food-safe for food preparation, non-toxic, and contain no VOCs, making them fairly harmless. The ability to add colors, additives, and use silicone molds has […]






