Can I use peel and stick floor tiles to resurface my countertop??

I did a bar top with them. Make sure the surface is very clean before starting. Here's the link to my bar:

https://theapplestreetcottage.blogspot.com/2016/07/the-10-bar-makeover.html

Hi Destiny, here's a video that may inspire you to go for it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61isffqtQ9U

Hi Destiny, yes, and here are some ideas I hope will help you. Search Results

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I would say no. The ones I have are not very thick and I believe they would not handle the wear and tear.

Hello. Interesting idea. If you do this project you should post it here. Most people repaint recoat their countertops using bonding primer’s and paints or epoxys.

I would say no. I would be concerned about bacteria getting in the seams.

rough up the surface so the glue will adhere better and use extra "tough as nails glue" at each corner. weight down the tiles with blocks or heavy plywood for a day or tow.

There is some good information here:

https://www.hunker.com/13402829/how-to-use-peel-stick-tiles-on-countertops

here is some more ideas for you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH0XxY22EsA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ywFxM_bSM

This woman use peel and stick titles on her countertop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikm9PwPXKP0

I don't think these would hold up to well. Especially if you get your counter tops wet.

You might be able to, but I do not think they will last,

It depends on the durability of the tiles, the prep you do, and how you adhere them. Even with peel and stick I would use an adhesive. Good luck and stay safe!

My husband did that for several rental units. Use additional adhesive as they have a tendency to not stick well and come loose, especially if they get wet.

It can be done. I actually put vinyl "peel and stick" tiles over a vinyl bathroom floor. It last a long time, but a couple near toilet did start to shift near the edges. I eventually pulled them up and installed real tile.

You can get a paint kit to cover plastic laminate (Formica) counter tops. The end results can be a solid color or simulate granite.

There’s a counter top paint kit you could get

You can but it usually looks cheap and doesn't hold up well. Why not just get a new piece of laminate. Many places that sell contractor left overs sell formica cheap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3ofs4L7x3o