Step 1 Prepare the Surface
Sand the existing countertop surface lightly and roll on Stoneffects Step 1 Primer Coat using a standard paint roller.
How to Paint Countertops to Look Like Granite
You don't always have to replace your kitchen countertops to get an attractive result that has the beauty and elegance of genuine granite. If your budget is limited, try innovative solutions. Apply Stoneffects Stone Coating on a variety of countertop surfaces – including laminated plastic, stone, concrete, tile or wood, and then apply the Stoneffects Epoxy Countertop Coating. The result is an inexpensive alternative to countertop replacement with a finish that is both durable and beautiful, with the look and feel granite.
Skill Level: Beginner
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There are 5 steps to completing this project:
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Step 2 Apply Stone Coat and Sealer
Using a trowel, apply Stoneffects Step 2 Stone Coat and seal with Stoneffects Step 3 Sealer. Allow to dry for 24 hours before proceeding. Using 180-220 grit sandpaper, sand the stone coating in order to remove any high spots or trowel marks. Wipe with a damp cloth, or vacuum to remove any remaining grit and dust.
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Step 3 Mix the Epoxy
At room temperature, combine Stoneffects Clear Epoxy Countertop Coating (Parts A and B), and mix thoroughly for approximately 3 minutes. Do not use a power mixer. Prior to applying the epoxy, mask off all adjacent surfaces and use a drop cloth on the floor beneath the countertop.
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Step 4 Apply and Spread the Epoxy
Sand the existing countertop surface lightly and roll on Stoneffects Step 1 Primer Coat using a standard paint roller.
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Step 5 Allow the Epoxy to Set
