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Old Jun 23, 2006 | 05:21 AM
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Originally Posted by HondaHoney
So, on my (paid)vacation next week I'm going to paint the living room and hallway and prep the kitchen/dining room. The roomie's aunt is the one supplying paint, etc. We were discussing the kitchen and she mentioned that you can paint countertops... has anyone done this? And if so, how does it fair through normal use?

They don't want to replace anything (carpet, flooring, counter tops) since the house is not ready to sell anytime soon.
Not really a good idea to paint countertops. If you decide to try it use a paint that is NSF approved for food contact surfaces. You will find yourself having to repaint them a lot, there's more wear and tear on counters than you think until you put an easily scuffed surface on them.

BTW I was a kitchen & bath remodelor for 14 years, with my own company, EYEPLAY RENOVATIONS.
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