There are several tile coating systems out there, that use a binding primer. I don’t know if they’re safe for food contact, as some kitchen counters are tiled.
I would tile over the top of them myself. Porcelain mosaics are easy to cut with “nibblers”. Wet tile saws start at $80 and pro grade saws are $70 a day to rent.
If you go this route, lmk and I’ll explain how to epoxy on the new tile and which grout to use.
I have seen many live wood projects installed right over laminate counters. I have been dreaming of live edge butcher block counters since I was 20..I am now 60 and t...
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I want to refurbish my kitchen/bath countertops with peel and stick floor tiles. Is this possible and if so what prep work do I need to to to ensure that they stick?
There are several tile coating systems out there, that use a binding primer. I don’t know if they’re safe for food contact, as some kitchen counters are tiled.
I would tile over the top of them myself. Porcelain mosaics are easy to cut with “nibblers”. Wet tile saws start at $80 and pro grade saws are $70 a day to rent.
If you go this route, lmk and I’ll explain how to epoxy on the new tile and which grout to use.
Here's a post that might help you - https://homeguides.sfgate.com/give-old-tiles-fresh-look-36491.html
Paint them!! Use a good primer and paint and then a sealant
Here's a great post on painting tile counters.
You can paint and stencil tile, It will need to be sealed very well with food safe sealer.