Thank you so much for sharing about the sealer that Polly urethane or whatever it is.... There are so many people painting their countertops and they have these horror stories that they wouldn't do it again but I don't see any of them sealing it and that's a big portion of painting a surface because paint is soft indentable and chippable.... It needs to be sealed... I would love to see you paint a stainless steel sink white...is that even possible? You both are adorable❤ thanks so much for sharing⚘
I’ve painted several countertops in my rentals. I generally have to redo them when my renters move. Still a huge savings over new countertops. And they would just destroy those as well.
@@WitchgirlViolet1313 you can get fancy kits with marble or stone flecks. I might tsp that for my own, but for rentals I just use Rustoleum Countertop Coating. $34.98 at my Home Depot. You can spend up to $300 on the fancy kits.
Hello, from Alaska! Getting ready to do my kitchen counters! Yay! So, I went to Lowes today to get my paint and I was speaking with the paint person there and she said not to use Poly for the sealant because of food issues down the road, that it is not safe...etc...And I was thinking that it would be safe because it will have been cured during drying time. I will not be cutting ANYTHING on my counters and no really hot pans or anything like that. What do you all think?
I agree w the paint dept. person. I've painted tile & it came out super - both floors & countertop. I didn't use poly & I'm glad I didn't bc it's easy to do flawless touch ups when needed since it's just paint. So far, it's lasted 15 yrs & just now needs some touch ups so we're doing that this next week. We did 1 coat of primer & 3 color coats to make it look like travertine.
Liz, love your kitchen! What color are your lower cabinets? While you're at it, what white did you use for the uppers? Thanks! Oh, I probably should have read all the comments first...maybe you already answered this question!
I absolutely love your kitchen!
Your kitchen looks great. Love the cabinets. Do you have a video on how you updated them?
Foam roller, Renaissance Furniture and Cabinet Paint Dove Gray 3 coats, Varathane, Floor Finish ,polyurethane, Gloss, no odor, 3 coats.
I've wanted to redo the kitchen for years. I'm gonna give this a go. Thanks.
Pics of you giving it a go..........
Would love a link to the products you used.
Thank you so much for sharing about the sealer that Polly urethane or whatever it is.... There are so many people painting their countertops and they have these horror stories that they wouldn't do it again but I don't see any of them sealing it and that's a big portion of painting a surface because paint is soft indentable and chippable.... It needs to be sealed... I would love to see you paint a stainless steel sink white...is that even possible? You both are adorable❤ thanks so much for sharing⚘
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve often wondered how it held up especially if you like to cook.
Renaissance furniture & cabinet paint (Amazon $27) 3 coats. Varathane no odor Floor Finish Polyurethane Gloss 5 coats.
5 coats, what happens if you do less
About how many cans did you use
❤️❤️❤️ So inspiring! And it looks great! 👍👍
Perfect is for glossy magazines.
Who lives in a magazine?! 😂😂😂
I’ve painted several countertops in my rentals. I generally have to redo them when my renters move. Still a huge savings over new countertops. And they would just destroy those as well.
What kind of paint do you use in your rentals?
@@WitchgirlViolet1313 you can get fancy kits with marble or stone flecks. I might tsp that for my own, but for rentals I just use Rustoleum Countertop Coating. $34.98 at my Home Depot. You can spend up to $300 on the fancy kits.
Y’all have great attitudes and camera carisma! Thanks for being so you!
I know this is a year old, but did you do a video of you doing this? I've been looking.
What's the name of the paint that you used on the countertops
Please what’s the name of the product used
Hello, from Alaska! Getting ready to do my kitchen counters! Yay!
So, I went to Lowes today to get my paint and I was speaking with the paint person there and she said not to use Poly for the sealant because of food issues down the road, that it is not safe...etc...And I was thinking that it would be safe because it will have been cured during drying time. I will not be cutting ANYTHING on my counters and no really hot pans or anything like that. What do you all think?
I agree w the paint dept. person. I've painted tile & it came out super - both floors & countertop. I didn't use poly & I'm glad I didn't bc it's easy to do flawless touch ups when needed since it's just paint. So far, it's lasted 15 yrs & just now needs some touch ups so we're doing that this next week. We did 1 coat of primer & 3 color coats to make it look like travertine.
How is it possible not to ever use your counter tops!?? Can I still do this if I have high traffic on mine?
Thank you! Well done video🙏
Can you tell me the expoxy that you used?
Can the urethane be used only, no painting?
Liz, love your kitchen! What color are your lower cabinets? While you're at it, what white did you use for the uppers? Thanks! Oh, I probably should have read all the comments first...maybe you already answered this question!
Thank you, Joy! The lowers are Coffee Nook by Magnolia, and the uppers I believe are White By Behr- it’s been a while on those so I’m not 100%!
How does it hold up with sitting something hot or warm on top of it. Do you need to sit warm/hot pots on top of something?
…did you roll or brush the poly on?…
Hi miss Liz how is Charlie
Easier to buy new
Speak one at a time and don't talk over each other. Hard to understand
Live a little Howard
Go to the senior center Howard
I'm trying to focus but the lady on the right has a weirdly huge mouth😮😮😮😮😮
So do you with your remarks rudeness