you need to try and sand out the dark area and put in something like a bit of fiberglass which can be bought in a small kit at the auto or hardware store.
Genie, use wood putty to fill in the pits. (Apply to fill, let it dry, use a little piece of sandpaper to smooth it out, use a level—$1 at Dollar Tree—, then paint the whole counter in a color or design you like. You can even put a sealer over it, like polyurethane. I’ve used this method on tables and even on a sink. Best wishes!
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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Has anyone built out the wall behind their pre formed counter top edge. I want to put up tile or some other material and have it one level all the way down. The pre-f...
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This ugly laminated kitchen top is an eyesore. Any suggestions what I can use to replace the kitchen surface of my rental kitchen at an affordable price.
It's not easy, but this link says it can be done:
https://removeandreplace.com/2013/10/16/fix-remove-laminate-countertop-burns-scratches/
you need to try and sand out the dark area and put in something like a bit of fiberglass which can be bought in a small kit at the auto or hardware store.
stop putting cigarette butts on the laminate counter tops, you learned your lesson!!
Genie, use wood putty to fill in the pits. (Apply to fill, let it dry, use a little piece of sandpaper to smooth it out, use a level—$1 at Dollar Tree—, then paint the whole counter in a color or design you like. You can even put a sealer over it, like polyurethane. I’ve used this method on tables and even on a sink. Best wishes!