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- bob_nestorExplorer III
rgatijnet1 wrote:
What kind of material?
If they are the solid surface/Corian type counter tops they can be sanded down and polished to make them look like new.
If they are Formica/laminate, they can be sanded and new laminate applied right over the old surface.
I did this with some old solid surface counter tops in my S&B home. Found a recommendation in a Google search that suggested using automobile rubbing compound. I tried it and then finished up with a Gel Gloss polish and protector that I found at Home Depot. The 30+ year old counter tops look like new now. - EffyExplorer IIMy sister re-did her laminate tops in her house with a product that goes on almost like paint. They actually look like granite. Can get it at HD or Lowes.
I think it was something like this:
counter top paint - rgatijnet1Explorer IIIWhat kind of material?
If they are the solid surface/Corian type counter tops they can be sanded down and polished to make them look like new.
If they are Formica/laminate, they can be sanded and new laminate applied right over the old surface.
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