[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HOME Countertop Kit in White Marble\nThe Rust-Oleum HOME Countertop Kit in White Marble has completely exceeded my expectations, delivering a stunning transformation to my kitchen space. This kit offers a cost-effective and hassle-free solution for those looking to revamp their countertops without the need for extensive renovations. The result is nothing short of breathtaking, providing a luxurious and high-end appearance that belies its affordable price point.\n\nThe application process was surprisingly straightforward, even for someone with limited DIY experience. The comprehensive kit includes all the necessary components and detailed instructions, ensuring a smooth and trouble-free installation. The paint itself is of exceptional quality, with a rich, vibrant color that beautifully emulates the elegance of genuine white marble. Furthermore, the finish is durable and resistant to daily wear and tear, promising longevity and easy maintenance for years to come.\n\nIt works wonders on a variety of countertop materials, including laminate, wood, and even stone, providing a cohesive and cohesive look throughout the kitchen. The final result is a seamless, professional-grade finish that leaves no trace of the countertop's previous appearance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a really nice marble kit that can turn any old counter into a new top. Let's start with the box. Everything you need comes in the box in terms of material. It's sturdy and compact so doesn't take up a whole lot of space. The instructions are also clear and precise. \n\nSo what is the flaw? Well, the marble look comes from manually creating veins. As I am no artist, this was harder than it looked. I feel a few templates could have helped with this. It was hard figuring out if you did too many or not enough or accidentally using too much.\n\nOverall, I am impressed with the product and anyone doing DIY would be happy. Just know it's not as easy as the videos seam.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well influenster sent this to me right before the holidays. I haven't been able to shut my kitchen down for 7 days to apply the product. I have used the rustoleum linoleum paint kit before and this is very similar. I loved my results on the floor paint, went from dark brown to light grey very easily. For the countertop kit, You start with a heavy clean on the surface, then you have a base coat that is your color and you apply 2 coats. This drys a minimum of 4 hrs before applying the top coat. There is a small bottle of vein paint that you would free hand using an artist brush prior to the top coat. I give this kit 4 stars because it's not a food safe surface.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To start off with, I want to mention it's essentially just glosses and paint. It's also very hard to make it look as pictured! These are great for a last option, truly! But they are very lengthy, messy and time consuming! I'd say it's a great affordable option but at the same time it takes a few days to finish the product. Our counters are old and we still didn't love the finishing product after using these. It's okay. I just won't rate it five stars simply because of the mess it makes and having to cover our whole kitchen in plastic! Also the instructions are lengthy haha.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old lamented countertop was warn and outdated and was due for a touch up. Kit includes everything you need to make your countertops look refreshed. Rust oleum gives you a cleaner to wipe all of the dirt and oil to help with adhesion. Next you put down the base coat that can be tinted at a local hardware store if you want something other than black. Dry time was quick, around two hours. Added a second base then let dry and added two layers of top coat in between drying. Product looks good but not perfect. Time will tell if it will hold up and not flake or chip.

This was a much easier process than I had anticipated. My laminate counter top was so outdated and this has really brought new life into my kitchen. They advise to do a test area of 3x3" and allow it 12 hours to cure. Mine adhered well, but to play it safe, I did do a light hand sand with 70 grit paper, you could use a hand sander if you have one (and adequate ventilation). From there cleaned off the dust and sprayed it down with Krud Kutter degreaser and another go with mineral spirits and a microfiber rag just to be sure that I start with a super clean surface. \n\nOnce I started painting it went really quickly. Because I did a near white gray, I did use 2 coats, waiting 2 hours in between. From there, you wait 4 hours to do the satin coat. I again waited 2 hours and did a second coat. I opted to let cure 6 days (min is 3, 7 is ideal). \n\nKeep in mind this is satin, so if you're looking for a shiny top, you will not be happy with this result as the sheen is minimal, its more eggshell. Also, mine did come through a bit textured, not super smooth, so perhaps I could have sanded more, but I actually really like it that way so I do not mind.

This gave a good enough result to be able to hold off having a new countertop installed for a few years. I sanded and used deglosser to prep. Don't be in a hurry and have good ventilation. It takes a long time to dry and smells pretty bad. We moved our parakeets into a back room for 3 days. The instructions say you can use a foam roller or brush. I used a foam pad that started disintegrating and leaving bits of foam in the paint. A mess to clean up and had to start over. Still, after 3 days, the counter looked much better . It was worth it.

I knew purchasing this, once I started, I had to be all in. The first step is fairly easy. I did put a few coats on for good coverage. Dried quickly in between coats. Hours later I did the veining. This part seems to be very complex to not have it looking like water color painting. If you decide quick enough, you can wipe it off if you dont like it, like within a minute. Best to have someone woth patience, a steady hand and some art skills. Its still not perfect but from afar it looks OK. The 2n...

This countertop kit is good for a fresh update of laminate countertops. I used it in my kitchen. I was a little disappointed that it took 4 coats of the base coat to completely cover my countertops which measure a little less than 40 square feet. So I had to dip into the second kit that was sent. This made the process significantly longer as I waited the recommended 4 hours between coats as stated on the paint can. (There were no paper directions in the kit.) I will say that there was no problem...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a fun weekend project and made an impactful difference to the appearance of my kitchen in a short period of time— however, I wouldn’t say it’s a long-term solution to my concern. We are fixing up our home to list it and this kit did the trick but I probably would have saved for a full counter replacement if we were going to stay in our home. I am wary of extra chemicals and, while the smell was not overpowering, I waited until I had a ...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old lamented countertop was warn and outdated and was due for a touch up. Kit includes everything you need to make your countertops look refreshed. Rust oleum gives you a cleaner to wipe all of the dirt and oil to help with adhesion. Next you put down the base coat that can be tinted at a local hardware store if you want something other than black. Dry time was quick, around two hours. Added a second base then let dry and added two layers of...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am pleasantly impressed with the outcome of this product/project. I will say this isn’t something I have ever attempted before so it came with some minor bumps in the process, but as a diy enthusiast I often easily overcome those, and it was mostly user error on my part. We just redid our countertops on the other side of our kitchen so this kit was perfect for upgrading this countertop to match. The black was not at all a deep black but it m...

I have been wanting to redo my kitchen and bathroom counter tops for years. However the cost of getting the kind of counter tops I desired kept me from doing anything. I had seen the results of counter top kits and decided it was time to try. I was impressed with the materials included in the kit. I could clean before hand and seal afterwards. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. I now have the experience and confidence to continue with my other countertops.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First I just want to say that I love Rust-Oleum products & was really impressed with the innovation on their creation of these kits. For whatever reason I thought it was going to be easier than it was, but that's no knock on the brand - it was just user shortcomings. However, when it was all said & done im really happy with the overall quality & results. I highly recommend to those who enjoy DIY.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These sets really do quality work, they really do, but if you have no artistic skill, or no patience-don't even start this project. Also-if you cannot open windows ie: wintertime.. don't. You will have a chemical migraine for days. But if you have the patience to do tiny grey veins for hours and have the patience to do so these turn out beautiful. They hold up well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This kit came with 2 cases that included the base coat and the countertop coat. The gray veining comes separate along with a finishing cleaner. 2 case should be plenty to cover the counter top in a small kitchen, with both a large kitchen can be completed. If your kitchen falls in the middle that you should have plenty. Easy fix for outdated kitchen

I’m not sure what the negative reviews are about, this product is like a sticky paint and is relatively easy to apply. We went with the concrete look to finish off our industrial design.\r\n\r\nIt really looks great, but from past experience, expect to need to re-paint every couple years if you want it to keep looking decent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product ispires me to be creative, you get to lay out the gray vein just how youd like and thats so amazing to me,and drives my motivation for this project! I love this company and the product!! I highly recommend this product to everyone looking for a refresh!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's nice that this set is cheaper than some of the competition, but you still need to purchase tools like rollers/brushes/etc. it's also not an epoxy top coat. So, it may be less durable, but it's way less messy and stressful to apply.

The cleaner was easy to use. the base coat left some issue with thickness in a couple spots but it isn't super noticable. The clear coat was tricky but it ended to looking good overall for the money. It isn't really something you can just touch up so take the time to do it right

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product that was fairly easy to apply. It was really sticky. If you like DIY projects, this is great. It seems like it took forever to dry. I think if the drying time was faster, it would be perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Rust-Oleum Home Marble Countertop Coating Kit is so good! Completely transformed my countertops at a minimum fraction of the cost it would have been to replace them! Very easy to use and super durable!

I had high hopes, but man this didn't turn out as i had hoped. I had a terrible orange Countertop in my basement. I figured this would be the perfect update. I was wrong. Granted, it's not orange but it's not good. The white primer goes on very thick which was nice but it constantly showed lines. It said to apply 2 coats and i ended up having to apply 4 to get rid of the lines. It is extremely white so i forewarn you. After the base coat, you apply the grey and do the veining and man did it go down hill from there. I would have to say, for it to look good, you better be Bob Ross. The online video made it look so easy, but for sure wasnt. Maybe its just me, but it was a waste if time. I would never use it in my kitchen, despite my current Countertop being extremely dates. The finish coat went on easy, but i simply cannot recommend this product unless you are extremely artistic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received and used the Rust-oleum home black satin counter top refinishing kit. I am currently on the first step and had enough to do my entire counter top and my smaller bathroom counter. I have an olfer home and hate my counters but also don't want to spend a fortune on replacing perfectly good counters. This is a great option for a change. It is pretty easy to apply. I really enjoyed that there was no prep work. Some paint systems make you scrub over and over with a special cleaner. I just made sure the counters were wiped down and then went to step one. It was not messy. We are going to do step 2 once the step one application has dried. I'm super excited to see how the black satin turns out.

It seemed to do a very good job. Easy but also an involved process. It may have been easier to just replace the counters. I am happy with the end results as long as it holds up for several years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking to repaint my countertop a white and this was beautiful! You are provided a heavy duty cleaning liquid to remove debris and anything that can make the layer of paint you’re about to add splotchy or bumpy. The first white coat leaves a slightly tinted white coating and, once that dries for about two hours, you. can apply a second coating to make it opaque. You’re also given a bit of tinted black/gray paint that you can apply with a brush to make a marble pattern design, which I highly suggest considering! Overall, I am rightfully impressed and just waiting for everything to dry now. I love this product so much and cannot recommend it enough.

If i currently have a dark shade laminate counter top , can i choose a light share Rust-Oleum paint ? or is preferred to stick to same color ?