Yes...there are lots of posts in search. But I and a friend have done this. Lightly Scuff your counter with sandpaper. Clean it well,apply 1-2 coats of kilz ..or primer in general. Apply one or two coats of paint. (yes we used leftover latex) then most importantly 2-3 coats of poly. She did hers in a granite effect,I just did mine in off white. Hers in the kitchen got replaced with new countertop,but her bathroom is still going strong after years of use. Kitchen,as with any countertop...use a cutting board. 🤗. You do not have to buy a special kit,but if you don’t have supplies on hand,maybeit is comparably priced.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Has anyone tried this? With its built in top coat, a gripper primer, and an additional durable sealant available, it seems like a good choice in the realm of painting...
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Rustoleum or Giani countertop paint kits.
Yes...there are lots of posts in search. But I and a friend have done this. Lightly Scuff your counter with sandpaper. Clean it well,apply 1-2 coats of kilz ..or primer in general. Apply one or two coats of paint. (yes we used leftover latex) then most importantly 2-3 coats of poly. She did hers in a granite effect,I just did mine in off white. Hers in the kitchen got replaced with new countertop,but her bathroom is still going strong after years of use. Kitchen,as with any countertop...use a cutting board. 🤗. You do not have to buy a special kit,but if you don’t have supplies on hand,maybeit is comparably priced.
you can do it much cheaper with craft paint , primer & poly acrylic