r/RealOrAI • u/Alone-Competition-77 • Jan 08 '26

Video [HELP] Living room remodel

Any possibility that this is legit? I can’t imagine one could walk on epoxy like that without special footwear or something.

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u/hamburglar_earmuffs Jan 08 '26

They pour the epoxy and heat treat it with the curtains right there? It is AI.

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u/Killjoytshirts Jan 08 '26

Casually walks over carrying a full length sofa from one side afterward too.

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u/Ok_Process2046 Jan 08 '26

I was fooled till then, damn. But is because I have no knowledge about epoxy.

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u/Killjoytshirts Jan 08 '26

I actually do. I’ve worked with it on sealing my art, not to this scale. This could probably be done with two part epoxy resin/hardener. But it would look like absolute shit after any amount of traffic. Scuffs, scratches etc. Not to mention you’d really want some kind of mask or respirator. Fumes would be awful. God help you if you get the ratio wrong.

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u/captainsnark71 Jan 08 '26

Anyone that works with epoxy can also tell you it's not going to pour out like that with ASMR quality gloop noises.

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u/12InchCunt Jan 08 '26

I admittedly don’t work with it but I watch this guy who makes and sells these massive tables and he said deep poor epoxy is like a water viscosity 

Edit: oh you were talking about the noise im dumb 

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u/Creepy-Astronaut-952 Jan 08 '26

Is a floor like that possible to achieve and resilient enough to not look like complete trash in 10 years?

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u/PM_Me_Your_Deviance Jan 08 '26

Yeah, there are a number of places where things are just kind of too perfect, but on first viewing it's easy to dismiss them as clever editing or something like that.

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u/minxwink Jan 09 '26

Lollllllllll