SpreadStone contains actual mineral content to apply and finishes off with a clear topcoat for a long-lasting, heat and stain-resistant surface.
SpreadStone’s Countertop Finishing Kit comes with easy-to-apply product and straightforward steps to success.
Here are the products used in this Amy Howard At Home tutorial…ġ.Give your countertops a fresh, stone-finished look in just one day. Ready To Get Started On Your Kitchen Countertops? It will be best to apply two coats of our Matte Sealer to create a smoother finish, add more protection, and make your countertops even easier to clean. Just like you applied the One-Step Paint, you’ll want to cut in on the back panel and front before starting on the center of your kitchen countertop with the Foam Roller Brush. Using our Matte Sealer prevents any yellowing while still keeping your countertops protected for a very long time. Sealing your countertops with our Matte Sealer makes your countertops easier to clean with products like Windex, or Clorox wipes when removing any food residue. While you don’t have to seal the Amy Howard At Home One-Step Paint, we always want to add additional protection to surfaces like our kitchen countertops. Once you’ve allowed your first coat to dry around an hour, you’ll come back and apply your second coat to the back panel, front, and center of your kitchen countertop. NOTE: Using the Foam Roller Brush prevents any texture from the paint showing on your countertops, giving you a smooth finish. You’ll want to start with one thin and even coat then let it dry completely before starting on your second coat. STEP 3: Paint The Center Of Your CountertopĪfter painting the back panel and front of your kitchen countertop, use our Foam Roller Brush to paint the center of your counter for a smooth and easy finish. NOTE: When painting the back panel and front of your countertop, try to cut out onto the top of the countertop so you don’t have to worry about your roller rubbing up against the areas you cut in. STEP 2: Paint The Back Panel & Front of The Countertopīefore painting the center of your countertops, you’ll want to start by cutting in and painting the back panel, as well as the front of your countertop with our Wedge Specialty Brush. We recommend using our Clean Slate to remove any wax, oil, grease, grime, or surfactants from your kitchen countertops. Simply clean your piece using a product like our Clean Slate to remove any dirt, dust, grime, or old wax and you’re ready to paint.īefore you begin painting your kitchen countertops, you’ll want to make sure to thoroughly clean the area that will be painted to get the best adhesion possible. When working with Amy Howard at Home One-Step Paint, you don’t have to worry about stripping, sanding, or priming your project before you begin. No matter if you’re just wanting to bring new life to old Formica countertops, or want to re-do your entire kitchen, this tutorial will help you learn how!
COUNTERTOP PAINT HOW TO
In this tutorial, Amy Howard shows us how to easily paint our kitchen countertops with One-Step, a chalk-based paint.
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