PAINTING FORMICA TO LOOK LIKE GRANITE (PART II)
Yesterday, I primed the kitchen counter tops.
Today, I painted the faux granite finish. To get "the look" my clients wanted, I used three different colors and the fourth color was the black primer showing through, all over. The tools I used were: three sponges, one for each color. Also, I used two small artist's brushes for the edges and corners where the sponges couldn't fill in. I get to work around granite counter tops often, and I think this looks A LOT like the real thing! Tomorrow, I will paint the first coat of clear glossy sealer.
It will need two more coats. Altogether, three coats of sealer, making it a really hard finish for the counter tops.
Please remember it is a "painted" surface like furniture. It will not be as durable as real formica.
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HERE IS A LINK TO "GETTING STARTED" & TUTORIAL
GETTING STARTED & TUTORIAL
It will need two more coats. Altogether, three coats of sealer, making it a really hard finish for the counter tops.
Please remember it is a "painted" surface like furniture. It will not be as durable as real formica.
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HERE IS A LINK TO "GETTING STARTED" & TUTORIAL
GETTING STARTED & TUTORIAL
When I left my job today, my clients were very, very happy. From white formica to a more "up to date" granite look. I suggested and I think they are going to get antique bronze or antique copper knobs to put on the cabinets. That will look really sharp and will complete their new kitchen!
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HERE IS A LINK TO "GETTING STARTED" & TUTORIAL
GETTING STARTED & TUTORIAL
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HERE IS A LINK TO "GETTING STARTED" & TUTORIAL
GETTING STARTED & TUTORIAL
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VISIT MY ONLINE STORE
LYNDA B CO.COM
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