Covering ceramic tile countertop
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What if you like the look of the tile but would like to just somehow fill the grout and make the surface level. Can you do resin?
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Thanks for the info!
No I haven't tried this yet....was unsure if it would work.
I applied some grout to a small section of my countertop. I waited for it to dry and then I sanded it. It was not smooth. Do I need to reply more and as it builds up it will become smoother?
Hi,
You could get your counters covered over with a new top. Look for companies that do this near to you.