Faux Painted Stainless Steel Kitchen Counter Tops
How to Paint Your Kitchen Counter Tops to Look like Stainless Steel
These Faux Painted Stainless Steel Kitchen Counter Tops are the perfect way to update those cheap and outdated looking laminate kitchen counter tops. I would only do this paint treatment on cheap or outdated kitchen counter tops! This will allow you to update your existing kitchen counter tops with a whole new look of stainless steel that everyone wants.
There are a few differ coats of paint in this Faux Painted Stainless Steel Kitchen Counter Tops Finish project, so you will need a few days to complete the entire home improvement project. You won't be working all day, but the drying paint will take some time.
I also recommend practicing this on a scrap piece of wood to see if you like the paint finish first.
To Paint Faux Painted Stainless Steel Kitchen Counter Tops You Will Need:
Primer
Sand Paper
Interior Grey Paint
Metallic Silver Glaze
Polyurethane (oil base)
Paint trays
Painter's Tape
Paint brushes
Paint Rollers
The first step you are going to have to do is sand your laminate counter tops with some sand paper. Wipe the excess dust away with a damp clothe.
Now, let this dry. Paint on your primer. Use a gray tinted primer if possible.
I recommend doing this with a foam roller. You will want to tape off any edges with painter's tape as well.
Now, let the primer dry.
Now, when applying any type of stainless steel or silver glaze to a kitchen counter top is to choose the right base coat of interior latex paint.
This is the most important part of the entire Faux Painted Stainless Steel Kitchen Counter Tops remodel project. If you choose to ignore the next bit of advise, I can almost grantee you your silver stainless steel finish on the kitchen counter tops will look tacky, fake, and even streaky.
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