DIY Granite Countertop Makeover
We were looking for a cost-effective way to make our old outdated countertops look new without spending a whole lot of money.Using the Giani Granite Countertop Kit, we did just that!
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Here is a collection of DIY video tutorials on kitchen countertops.
A little about me: I am a DIYer who goes out of my way to use items I already have when I make projects over. For instance, this project cost ME about $16 total to do. However to buy all of the products for this (listed below) it might cost between 50-60$. (Still a bargain) Three of the 4 squares in this picture are real copper countertops, gorgeous, shiny, and expensive. However one of these squares is MY copper countertop. Which is also gorgeous, shiny, but cost less than $20 and as it turns out, is made of concrete.
In this video series we start by making the kitchen Island with left over flooring that we had left from when we built or house in May of 2015. The other BIG INSPIRATION for the kitchen Island was the weathered corbels that we found at a local antique shop. Once we had those items the rest of the project fell right into place.
This is a relatively simple way to update a kitchen by adding a new timber benchtop, without the trouble of removing the old one.
Painting Laminate Countertops To Look Like Wood: The Easy & Affordable Way!Update old & boring countertops to look & feel like real wood using Retique It Wood’ N Finish Countertop KitThis project is sponsored by Retique ItAhh the kitchen…It’s the space where we spend most of our time, eating, talking, & currently renovating.
You've found the popular discussions on how to create kitchen countertops yourself.
This may be confusing but my wife wants to paint our laminate counter tops to look like granite since I won't buy her real ones. But right now our laminate countertops edges are made of tile. (So laminate on top and ugly blue tile edges). I plan on removing the tile and putting laminate where the tile once was but she wants the waterfall edge to it look even more like granite. It's square right now and I'm just wondering if I should sand it and then put laminate on the edges and if so.... Then how do you put laminate on waterfall edges? I know this is really confusing. Sorry if you don't know what a waterfall edge is. It's round at the top and square at the bottom
The edges of our granite counter tops are very rough. Is there any way to smooth them out as they are ruining my jerseys by wearing holes through them. Thank you.