Painting kitchen counters

When you tell people you're going to paint your countertops, expect judgment. Some people will genuinely be interested, but like 90% of people are going to obviously be thinking, "Why on earth would you do that? There's no way that's going to work out." But it's all good, girl, we ain't need them. WE ARE

I experimented with countertop paint in my kitchen. See step by step what this $20 does in this DIY tutorial, and see what it looks like now!

If you are thinking of painting countertops in the future, learn from other DIYers mistakes. Get a beautiful new countertop now!

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Learn all about painting laminate counters! I painted our kitchen counters using a "granite" Giani countertop paint kit - easy & affordable kitchen update.

Do you have those old ugly laminate countertops? This tutorial will show you how to make faux stone countertops for just about $20. Its easy too!

How to make your old laminate countertops look like granite without replacing them? It will totally brighten up your kitchen!

Epoxy counters are growing in popularity. Simply because awareness is increasing, in my opinion. I never heard of epoxy counters until I stumbled upon Stone Coat countertops Youtube channel. I binged all his videos because my kitchen counters desperately needed to be replaced. I had 10 year old Ikea butcher block that didn’t match thicknesses,... View Post

How to achieve the look of granite countertops with paint. A step-by-step guide for using a countertop painting kit for a lasting finish.

I've had quite a few different ideas of what I wanted to do to fix our counters. I sort of love butcher block and wanted to go that route for a long time. Ikea has a pretty great price for butcher block, but our counter has a weird section that made it so their's wouldn't be wide enough in just one spot. Plus, I was hoping for a little bit cheaper... Then I came across this post about Ardex concrete. And I was super excited about it! I thought concrete would look great and this seemed cheap…