Coating Laminate Countertops With Concrete

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Coating laminate countertops with concrete.

Rust oleum countertop coating is a quick and easy way to give your laminate countertops a face lift. Concrete paint typically reserved for patios or other floors can also be applied to concrete countertops with a roller brush. Prep the surface by sanding the concrete and wiping it down and then apply a concrete primer to help the paint bond. Apply top coat use a water based acrylic top coat intended for use on countertops.

But you can get the same look and feel of solid concrete by coating your old countertop with thin coats of cement based floor leveler or flooring underlayment. Clean and rough up your laminate to create a surface to which concrete can bond. I also painted m. After roughing up the old counter surface with sandpaper to ensure proper adhesion you apply multiple thin coats of cement leveler using a trowel or a drywall knife.

Roll on the top coat using the same technique as above keeping a wet edge. How to paint laminate countertops. Instead of using spreadable stone cement or paint it uses decorative chips followed by an epoxy coating. Cure and apply silicone at sink if needed.

Skim on the concrete i applied four layers. Add concrete overlay to the vertical surface edges. Use the tools to spread a thin layer of concrete over the top of your countertop. In this video i will tell you step by step how i used feather finish concrete over my existing laminate countertops to transform my kitchen.

It does kind of feel like you are icing a cake but it also reminded me of using spackle to patch a hole in a wall you use the same type of motion. Scuff the laminate surface with a 120 grit non loading sandpaper. What makes this kit different from the rest. The entire diy process takes two days.

Ensure your existing laminate countertop is reinforced and exhibits no flex. It produces a textured stone like finish on laminate surfaces. Clean the laminate with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris from scuffing and allow to dry.