Want to update acrylic bathroom vanity top.

I used epoxy paint (like 100 years ago- don't laugh, age is relative), and I used it on tile that was in my kitchen. It came out GREAT!! Just don't let two idiot teenage girls get into a paint fight, and get it in their hair. You'll need turpentine to get it out. (Yes, that really happened!!)

http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/rooms-and-spaces/kitchen/how-to-paint-a-bathroom-countertop

http://designingvibes.com/how-to-paint-cultured-marble-countertops/

Here's the follow-up to the previous link, two years later.

http://designingvibes.com/painted-counter-tops-two-years-later/

I bookmarked it, because I had thought of painting mine too.

Prep is key in how it turns out and how it lasts, degrease and scrub with a green scrub pad, sand it need be. Then use tack cloth to remove dust. You must ventilate really well, run a fan in the window to exhaust room, and close door... this stuff stinks, wear a mask when using.

There are expensive kits at stores like Lowe's and Home Depot.

But they also sell a paint in that same area that covers 27 linear feet of countertop.

You pick the color.

Only in solid colors but it worked well for my tiny kitchen