How do I paint bath vanity?

They make kits for that sold at Home Depot. Step by step instructions are in the kit. Its a temporary fix but it will buy you time to save up for replacement. Be mist careful with sink , it's the most delicate. Will peel if scratched.

Hi Julie!

You certainly can. Please take a look at this information below as well.

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

https://www.hunker.com/13400895/how-to-change-the-color-on-an-old-cultured-marble-vanity-top

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Can+I+paint+my+fake+marble+1980%e2%80%99s+bath+vanity%3f&qpvt=Can+I+paint+my+fake+marble+1980%e2%80%99s+bath+vanity%3f&FORM=VDRE

Hi Julie, here's a good tutorial on painting your bathroom vanity.

I used one of the kits Kellie mentioned to redo the manufactured faux marble countertop in our gest bathroom several years ago. Note this bathroom gets a lot of use, its adjacent to my workroom, washing brushes, strong cleaners, etc take place. In that sink.. Using a sea sponge with a dabbing/sponging technique I was able to create a wonderful granite look. It requires a little maintenance. I give it a very lite sanding once a year and apply a fresh poly acrylic sealer. At that time if necessary I can touch up paint as well. The

Voice of experiance : no cutting corners regardless of your experiance, allow each step to thoroughly dry, the bowl of the sink will benefit from a heavier application than the counter top, and take extra care with taping off fixtures. I didn't do a good job and the drain is gritty looking.

The kits come in a wide variety of colors/looks and sufficient supplies to cover a large surface area. I have enough left over from the original application for touch-ups fir years to come.

I just painted mine, you can see it here: https://thehoneycombhome.com/transform-your-bathroom-with-sink-paint/