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You should do a clear coat on top. I painted my sisters countertops with regular paint. Two coats paint with two coats of poly. At least 10 years ago, still looks good
Thats awesome! Yeah alot of people have mentioned it i think i may try it !
@@BryanBuilt The can instructions say not to put on a clear coat.
Paula, Can you give more details such as type of paint and poly..Did you sand between all of the coats.I need to do my 1950s counters and do not have the cash to do alot.
Thanks
Hi did you use regular house paint?
@@nataliewoodley-yg1vd it was for countertops
I was a bathtub and shower and countertop refinisher for 35 years. For damage like that use polyester glazing putty. It looks and smells like Bondo but Bondo is made for cars and it's kind of cheesy and stays flexible forever so you can use it on a door panel or whatever. Glazing putty turns into stone practically. And it mixes and applies the same you put on a little extra than you need and sand it down and maybe give it a skim coat and then sand it down and then it's perfect. Just be careful not to get it on your hands or your fingernails because it will cure quick and you will be wearing that stuff for a couple of months.
thats a great tip i have never heard of glazing putty but i will check it out! thanks for watching.
@@BryanBuilt also use tack rags before you apply any coat and it really picks up all that dust. A regular rag just pushes it around. Before I sprayed something I would always wipe it down with a high quality paper towel with a little lacquer thinner on it and then I would tack it off with a tack rag. That way it's decontaminated from oils and stuff, like when we touch it, and then it's pretty much dust free. You'll never get rid of all the dust. It's impossible. But it won't be like a prickly pear. The way I did all these counters is just hang up piece of 9x12 plastic all the way around the room and then use paper out from the surface and just cover everything up and then I would spray it. You can spray everything that way cabinets counters everything. And it would take you one day with a sprayer not three or four. That would be torture for me. You got to get busy and hustle but I did it many hundreds of times. But unfortunately I have degenerative disc disease from consuming so much diet Pepsi and not taking care of myself over many years and just some genetic things I guess. Now my back is ruined. Bathtub and countertop or finishing is just so hard on your back. I'm sure you found that out. Eventually I stopped doing kitchens. It was just too hard on me. I use an aliphatic acrylic urethane. No primer needed. Prep it spray it walk away let it cure. You got to be real careful though. You got to have proper safety equipment you can really harm yourself with this stuff.
@robertlee3 I hope your back gets stronger and you have better days good sir
Just found your channel.... I really like how honest you seem to be about the process, sharing what you've learned and actually being kind and receptive to people's advice. Made me a fan!
Hey I really appreciate it! Thank you for watching
We put this on my moms house in her bathroom when we were trying to sell it. The new owner said it still looks great after 10 years!
thats awesome!
I used this about 10 years ago on my counter top and it's still in great shape !
Glad to hear!
I painted my daughters red countertops in a rental. I used black as a base then copper and silver, with a rag to mimic granite. Two coats of semi gloss poly. Still held up till she moved 3 years later. Looked just as good as the finish!
thats awesome did you use this product or something different?
Red countertops? 😳
Oh my!
I’m glad her rental let you improve them!
I would LOVE to see a pic of how your daughters countertops turned out
Was it polyurethane or polycrylic you used? Thank you
I would like to see a pic of it too please!
We have this product on our countertop and I find that it can stain easily and over time it will wear down. (2 years you’ll start seeing it chip) I recommend having a back up can of paint for touch ups. This kind of treatment is not my first choice but if your budget is tight then I totally get it.
Thanks for the info! I believe you sometimes the consumer grade stuff isnt the best but when the budget is tight sometimes you have to use it. Ill probably do a follow up around 1 year to see how its holding up. Thanks for watching!
Do you think putting a sealer over it (polyurethane or polycrylic) would help?
True. Back up paint, same can, it spoiled quickly. Also when I tried getting the store to match the original color, it was not a perfect color match and when I used it on the counter to try touching it up, I ended up having to repaint the whole counter again. Ugh!
Thank you for the info
GOOD AND HONEST WITH DEMONSTRATION. ENJOYED VERY MUCH...LOOKED GREAT, BUT DURABILITY WILL BE THE ANSWER. THANKS 😊 SO MUCH !
Back in the 90's and early 2000's Rustoleum sold oil based melamine paint that I used all the time for counters and cupboards , it held up great as long as you didn't cut on it . I was a student and the $10 for a litre can was affordable . I even painted my waterbed with it .
Nice i wonder if its still arounf
@@BryanBuilt No, discontinued in early 2000's
Smart guy using the water putty. It is the greatest product ever ! Cheap, too.
I have good success with Wooster Brush foam brushes! They are more dense than craft sponge brushes and can get a very smooth finish! Use fine steel wool to sand right before the final coat. Placing some press on floor tiles to the backsplash would be a great contrast addition and not too expensive!
Thanks for sharing!! Ill have to check out the wooster foam brushes
When you added water putty to the patch I admit I actually said 'noooo!'. The pressed wood substrate soaked up the moisture like a sponge, that's why it took so long to dry. Bondo is a much stronger option, it is definitely longer lasting than water putty, it dries quickly and it will not cause the pressed wood substrate to swell. Those paints for counter tops are great for rental properties. There's also an option that adds a bit of texture, it's also very forgiving . Also very helpful on bathroom vanities. I simply added another layer of paint after each tenant departed.
Thanks for the info i will try bondo next time ! Hopefully mine hold up well over time
Amen on the Bondo as a better hole filler. Also big box stores frequently sell damaged laminate ctops for 5 bucks. I have a small kitchen and my Lowe's always have damaged rights and lefts with chips or bits of backsplashes broken off. I was fine cutting my 6 and 8 foot pieces out of damaged 12 footers. I was all in 75 bucks for new black c-tops for my kitchen. The majority of the cost being for the professional c-tops shop cutting to length and glueing the end caps on and final trimming.
Bonds and duct tape, part of a true Southerners tool kit.
Thanks!
Maybe you should put a layer of epoxy over ur paint, so you don't have to paint after every tenant?
I strongly suggest you use Tac-Cloths as final prep (just before paint is applied). You will be amazed at what is picked up. Very inexpensive, you will love them and start using them on all furniture, etc, before paint and probably between coats.
Thanks for the tips! I just always forget to buy them when im prepping . Good video idea!
This is gorgeous! 😍 It looks much brighter. I hope the renters take good care of that space.
Funny, in a way, if they don't take care of it, he has rental income profit to buy another cheap can of paint when his renters move out.
I hope so too!
we used the Rust-oleum countertop with the chips of vinyl which gives the stonetop look
Nice!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just bought a house and the counter tops look exactly like these, prior to the redo. I did not know what I was going to do because I cannot afford to replace them and they look AWFUL! I want to make them white, too, so I will be viewing this video several times to get up my courage. 🙂
your welcome! I'm actually working on a 3rd video with this product right now that you may want to wait for some more tips! I did a 2nd video where I tested the durabilty and wasnt completly impressed so I decided to give it one more try
@@BryanBuilt Will do. Thanks, again 🙂
I did this with the Rust-Oleum countertop kit which came with flakes and top coat. It came out pretty good for what it is however I opted to remove the layer of laminate topping before applying. I had thw glossier kind of laminate that was unable to be scuffed even with 80 grit on orbital. That is why I peeled it all off and applied product directly to the particle board. It's held up for a few years now
That's great to hear! Happy you're satisfied with it.
I only just now saw this video because it came up in my feed. I’m glad it did! I have a couple older rental properties and the countertops definitely need updated. This was a great video and your countertops look great! I actually like the orange peel texture on them. I subscribed because I can’t wait to see more of your videos!
Thank you i really appreciate it! Hopefully this helps with your rentals!
Hello just a thing I feel like saying. I've done this on some older and now my newer home.. A it's Brown Paper Lunch Bags floor or countertop treatment. You can add some drops of colored paint I've done plain, grey and black. They turn out amazing. Just thought I'd share, I tried it out on a few different larger pieces of wood so I could practice the technique but I haven't found anyone whom has seen them who hasn't liked them.
I did a faux granite on the counters, when we remodeled our last camper. The only place it didn’t hold up was on the dinette table, but I hadn’t prepped it properly-it was my first ever attempt.
Now in our present camper where we are only needing to do cosmetic work, I want the stone look on the countertops! 😍
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thats awesome i thought about doing a camper . how was that experience? Thank you its from froning farms
@@BryanBuilt Well, we had people from the our campground (we have a seasonal place) coming to see what I had done, and get tutorials!
This past winter, the camper sustained too much snow damage and insurance totaled it. However, we got more money for it because of the work we had done! 😁
Impressive! I'm inspired to do this in the winter when I can have the house opened. Well explained and all supplies are shown and easily found at store. Subscribed.
About a month ago, I did an epoxy, three coat on a bath vanity, sanded between coats with 320, then 400 wet, and a final with 1000 wet on a flat rigid block to flatten...what started out looking like a sort of orange peel from the last coat, after sanding with 1000 wet, it looked more like knock-down on a mini scale. I liked the result, though it was not planned. It felt flat and grippy at the same time. There was a corner which had peeled away from the original contact cement, so I super-glued it first, tested it and it held up very well. Now, I don't see it at all.
I was going to try to buff it with a small auto buffer and compound, but decided to leave it for a while, see how it did as is for a few months. So far so good. My one regret is that I did not use a complimentery color on the last coat and create a speckled look. I think it would work.
Nice! Did you use this product or another? would love to see the results.
@@BryanBuilt Used the Rustoleum countertop stuff, and now it still looks good. I did see a small area where the surface seems flatter than the rest and not sure if I missed it initially, or it has worn from cleaning...guess I'll know if it gets bigger.
My gut is telling me I missed that I built up too much in that spot and when I sanded it, it removed the 'orange-peal' feel.
I would love to try this too! I want black counter tops with white cabinets. I have already painted the vanities in each bathroom white. The counter top in the kitchen is a challenge though. The area behind the faucet is warped due to a previous leak from the previous owners. So replacing the counter top in the kitchen will have to be done. Thank you for the video inspiration!
Thank you for watching and supporting!
For that patch all purpose bondo - the kind you mix the white hardener into - dries rock solid in 10-15 mins. Pull the bondo really tight. 45mins to and hour later even out completely with a tight coat of MH Ready Patch. Maybe apply a 3rd coat of that in 10 mins. You want the patch at the same exact level as the counter. Sand lightly.
thanks for the tips! will definitely use bondo next time
bondo is polyester and will shrink and unbond it self
Awesome video! I was contemplating if I should buy a new countertop for our rental, only because it’s like 40 yrs old. I am now going to paint it thanks to your great video.😊
Use some all purpose bondo for the counter repair, it stinks but dries fast. And if you have to wear a respirator, always open the windows first. Read the instructions on the can. It doesn't matter how big or cheap the job is, safety first. Good job.
thanks for the tip will try bondo on the next one!
It looks a whole lot better than mine do. Thanks for showing this!!!!
You bet! Thanks for watchin!
Black would look great!
Used this product for kitchen counter in the rosemary color! It really came out nice and changed the whole look of the kitchen! This is a great video!
glad to hear it worked out for you!
Hi, I see you posted this a few months ago. May I ask how it's holding up?
@@solaveritas2 HI! I actually painted the countertop about 3 years ago. It still looks pretty good!
@@liannedoherty4816 Oh wow, that's good to hear. Thank you for sharing. Makes me feel more confident to try.
I have used that putting several times. It’s great for a lot of things, you definitely have to be quick.😊
Right! But its one of my favorites. Its affordable and holds up
Definitely worth the time what an improvement. A nice clean look overall so much better
Thank you! I think it looked so much better too
When doing happy rehab work we sanded the counter down with a light sander pad. Cleaned it up and dried it overnight Then painted it
From this stand point, it looks beautiful. Granted I'm not in the unit to see n feel how it came out but it looks good enuff that I'm gonna give it a try on my counter tops! Thanx n gr8 job 👍
thanks for watching! I made another video and tested some things on it make sure you check it out.
That kitchen is so nice!
Retro style 😍
Thank you!! 😊
Good and honest demonstration..Durability will be the true answer. Thank you and I hope you have good results.
Thank you! I actually did some tests on a scrap counter and they werent great ruclips.net/video/UC3EdS_FMLQ/видео.html
I am planning on doing the same thing except after letting it dry a few days I will apply a sealant , then the surface will be mirror Smooth and sealed. That's why your counter tops feel rough .
Nice! Im going to have to try a clear coat next time. People keep mentioning it
I came across your channel. Last year I accidentally burned the laminated countertop as well. Thank goodness there is a solution
Thank you for watching ! Im glad i could help 🙂
Sheep dog shirt and kiwi guava Celsius. You are my people. Thinking about doing this on my bathroom counter as a budget way to update it.
😎😎 my favorite shirt and drink lol. This one is holding up pretty good we walked our rental a few weeks ago but its only been about 7 months
Great how to video. Good job. Learned a lot.
Looks so much better than drab yellow. I used melamine paint on my kitchen cupboards more than twenty years ago. It did the trick until l had a new kitchen. As long as its sanded to give a key for the paint to stick, and in the uk we use Sugar Soap, degreaser as well. I will be watching all your videos from now on ...
looks bright and clean - good deal for a small budget. Agree with previous comment - maybe want to clear coat on top for added protection
Yeah thinking of doing that next time we get it back
Loved your video!! Trying the same thing on a property my husband and i are remodeling and your video gave me the confidence to do so. Thank you!!
That is awesome!
I love that you're totally not anxious about doing this project! I'm in the process of buying an 85 built house and need to do this! I wish you traveled.. I'd pay you to do my kitchen
Thanks my mottos are “we can fix it if we mess it up “ and “ you learn by messing it up” 😂. Sounds exciting are you doing most of the work yourself?
@@BryanBuilt Yes we plan to do the work ourselves. Installing wide plank bleached wood flooring. Sanding off that 80s * sand finished walls*( yuck! And repainting kitchen cabinets. So I hope it goes well( ha)
Thats awesome! Just gotta take it one day at a time and one project at a time and you will be able to get it done.
Looks very nice
It's beautiful can't even tell repairs were done
Thank you!
Looks pretty good, cleaner looking
better then the almond color i think
I thought about putting new countertops in a short term rental, but I think I’m going to do this. I would be mad if a guest messed up a new countertop, but with this, I can just paint the messed up section.
thats why i used it. worst that could happen is i need to repaint when the house is empty again
It looks good. I painted mine. 2 years ago. It's coming up in places because of cleaning products. Leave touch up paint. Or do marbling later. I miss my 70's orange counter top underneath. If it's starts peeling off I will strip it off and paint the other orange to match😂. OR just keep do touch up.
Looks awesome I used this stuff today! It holds up fine just don't put hot stuff directly on it
Thanks for the info !
Hey, next time to repair the burnt area try using two part Bondo epoxy. Dries fast and you can sand it. 🙂
Thanks for the tip ill have to try it!
Yep, sand down the burned Formica, Bondo, sand the Bondo, prime and paint. But Durham's is good too, love that stuff and a lot cheaper than Bondo when the solution doesn't require Bondo water resistance. I've rebuilt lathe and plaster with Durham's and they're super strong when done.
Yeah i love the durhams i use it on alot of things. I should do a comparison of the two types of repair material. Thanks guys !
@@nmatthew7469 yeah they are bery similar . I prefer the durhams for the price and because its not an epoxy do it doesnt smell at all .
👍Looks good! Not too keen on Soo much white... Certainly bright! Good job!
Heck of a difference. Great Job!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks amazing. You ARE a counter top guy!! I have awful counters and they are trimmed in tiles, which I equally hate.
Thank you for posting this helpful video. I was not aware of this product.I have used the Rustoleum cement patch, out on my front walk, and it works fabulous.
Glad it was helpful! I havent tried that product yet
Love the color...looks pretty good!
I used 6 rolls of contact paper for my countertops & I have thought of painting. Corners & around the sink are the hardest with contact paper when measuring to cut & place.
how well does the contact paper hold up over time?
Mine held up at least a year
That looks pretty good for a quick fix.
Thanks!
It looks a lot better, and its clean. Good job...
Used this on some of our rentals.
If the tenant uses liquid cleaner not anything abrasive or harsh, this could last. Otherwise it's not as long lasting as new laminate.
Thats good to know!
I've done bathtubs and tiles in a house that was built in the 60's. They were both bright orange. Wasn't the same brand but they both turned out well.
Yeah i think for the price deinitely better then those old colors
Interesting. Durability is the question but not a bad alternative. Put fan in window to draw fumes out. People say to use poly clear coat, same question about durability but lots of potential I think
This is great. Good job. 👍 👏 👏 👏 I immediately subscribed. Bravo. Edit: you didn't even have to seal it??? Makes the kitchen look so much brighter.
thanks for watching and the sub! no, I didn't seal from the instructions it was just a one-part system.
Also, I suggest a darker color for kitchen counters, especially for rentals. The lighter colors show stains.
I agree!
Ever thought about using something like Stone Coat Epoxy? It’s a similar process and you can achieve looks similar to granite, marble and other natural materials.
Yes! Have been wanting to try their products just havent had a chance
Does it have the fumes like the Rustoleum?
@@donnaward6158 - It’s epoxy, so yeah there is some.
looks nice bro you cant beat rust olem
Every handyman that I run into advises me not to do this .instead suggested I change the countertops out. I’m not doing that in a rental . But from what I can see this looks great. I might have to just do it myself..
Looks great !!
Thanks for watching!
It looks good. The white cabinet and white countertop seem to match.
yes it matched pretty well
If you paint a smooth surface it will look better if you use a foam roller. That will minimize the texture you see when it dries
Im at the beginning but I have used this product and you have to seal it or it will peel. I've used it more than once and it lasts about a year without sealer.
Thats good to know ! Thanks for sharing
I've looked into this product. They make a deep tint version with darker colors such as navy, olive green, espresso, etc. I'm planning on redoing my bathroom countertops. I'm just not sure how well this product holds up to high moisture areas. It doesn't say it can't be used in bathrooms.
I thinknit would do fine as long as its not anything thats submerged like a tub or tile shower. It is an epoxy so i would think it would do fine
Thx!
I think if you had used a foam roller, you would have gotten a smoother finish. Your paint brush had a lot of texture, which is good for walls, but not so good for smooth surfaces.
Yeah i think your right . Thanks for watching!
Yeah always use a foam roller for super smooth surfaces like countertops or cabinets
Or you could have use floetrol in the paint and it self levels…I use it for my pour paintings arts.
It's like that truck-bed paint, but for your countertops.
Wow ! Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you .!
Have you thought about trying to epoxy them? It's pretty cheap, seems fairly simple to do, and looks amazing. (At least on video)
Yes i have been wanting to try that as well im looking for an affordable diy kit to make a video on
Thank you for mentioning expoxy resin, especially over old laminate. The process seems about as labor intensive. The finished product is beautifu because the resin levels itself as it hardens. It lasts a long time if done correctly.
@@BryanBuilt stone coat epoxy has some pretty inexpensive kits, I think I priced my kitchen at like $200
Anybody know how to smooth down just the sink of a one piece bathroom countertop? I was considering sanding the areas that are cracking (surface area not deep cosmetic) then using epoxy to seal/finish it? The material is not laminate its a poured solid of some kind. Thanks!
Stone coat is a good company but if you’re doing it for a customer, you’ll have to charge them more bc it’s more expensive than rustolium.
Looks really good 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks great!
Thanks!
We have found these countertop coatings not to hold up to tenants. They just can't take the abuse, like tenants leaving hot mugs, bowls, or even hot pots on the counter. If even left for a brief time, hot items will soften the paint and leave an imprint where the item was sitting. Example - we have units with both the Rustoleum and the SpreadStone coatings. In both units, tenant made themselves boiling hot tea/coffee, left the mug on the countertop for 5-10 mins to cool down, came back and lifted the mug off the counter top. In one circumstance it left an imprint, the other one it actually took the coating off in a 2 inch area. These things are great for a low budget, but tenants will need to be told up front during move in walkthrough that they CANNOT leave hot items on the countertop. We found tenants do it anyways, so we just bite the bullet and buy off the shelf laminate countertop slabs at Home Depot or IKEA and replace
Wow, this comment is making me reconsider whether I want to do this. I make tea 2-3 times a day, and always leave the mug on the counter. Hmm
It’s been a year how is it holding up
Cheap and effective good job!
Thanks! I appreciate it
Hey, the orange peel texture is because off the roller you used, you better went for the foam roller. For the rest for a rental property it looks nice
Glad I read this, I would prefer a smooth texture. Foam roller and brush for sure
@@easyvocalharmony5680 hey I'm back to stand myself corrected, we always work with the same brand, on kitchen cabinets, and we always use foam rollers, and the outcome is always smooth. But now a client preferred we used paint they bought themselves, and it is more a sticky paint, and this one also gets the orange peel skin look wen you apply it with a foam roller. So it completely depends on what kind of paint you use. I wanted to let you know. We started to use soft brushes, and that gave a smooth finish with that paint. The only thing is that you know how to use a brush without getting brush strokes then, I hear a lot off people having problems with that wen they start to use brushes on furniture
Great! Easy! Also have older house that will go rental …. Great economy fix
Yes for quick in a pinch update it works . I made another video testing it and the results werent amazing but im keeping my fingers crossed welll see when we get the rental back
I like that kitchen.
Thank You!
Do you have suggestion on how to lift a cast iron sink out. Its a Kohler 33" and probably weighs 137+ lbs. I thought of an engine hoist but due to legs can't get close enough to sink. Thanks. Your video is great. I'm going to refinish my formica top this way!
Not that I know of other then getting a few friends to help out . Maybe a jack from underneath?
any ideas on how to paint tile or coat it in some way to hide that it's tile and create a faux granite or marble over it?
best bet is probably epoxy coating. I have painted my tile before with rustoluem tile paint but did not try to do a texture or marble effect. ruclips.net/video/9fmuCY7VG4Y/видео.html
@@BryanBuilt thanks
Wow, it looks great!
thank you! and thanks for watching
Looks amazing! I'm going to try this on my laminate tops
Have fun!
Thank you, Bryan, for the information.
your very welcome 😊
Hi, it's a year ago, so how has it held up ❓ Looks ok, and I like the colour of the lower cabinets, what colour and make is that ❓
Havent had a chance to follow up but i will here pretty soon ill try to update . The color is silverado sage by magnolia homes but we mixed it in behr satin
I must of done something wrong because I did this to my counter tops using the same product and its chips so easily! I have to completely redo mine now because of all the chips and scuffs in the finish. Maybe I didn't go with enough coats but I was not impressed with the durability.
Nice video. You do a very good job explaining things. Thank you.
So nice of you! glad it was helpful
Did mine and 5 months ìts started chipping I will have to do over and get hard clear coating. I am surprised no one else complained of chipping.
You're awesome! 🎉
So helpful! Many thanks!
Looks really good!
thank you!
I'm wondering how long the finish will last. Also, that's a big no for me with painting the backsplash. Some tile would be better
Has anyone tried pre treating the laminate (after thorough cleaning/sanding) with something like bin 1 2 3? I've used it on shiny ceramic surfaces with great success.
No i havent but would be a good idea to try
When painting inside, set out white vinegar in bowls to soak up toxic odors.
Looks good, but wish you did a slate grey or something dark
rather than cutting a larger whole for repair, maybe keeping it minimal and sanding the edges at an inward slope?
Yeah that could work. The reason i made it bigger was because it was already bubbled and lifted i didnt want it to bubble after i applied the putty
Awesome video appreciate your honesty 👍 this is first video I've seen how the product works but I think you should've wore protective glasses as well with the mask. Just saying. 😊 greetings from Modesto, CA God bless
Great point! I am definitely trying to get better at wearing all my PPE . Im working on it lol . Hello to Modesto!
@@BryanBuilt yes do stay safe!
A grey tint would have looked like concrete or soapstone. That would have been a great look with the white cabinets.
I agree I didn't care for the all white look.
I was just wondering about whether it's 'food safe'?... You would assume so, but, not necessarily. Does it say on the can?
Great question! I am not sure but i will try to look into it
that looks really good.
Thanks ! Well see how it looks when tenant moves out