How Do You Refinish Kitchen Tile Counters?
Are you tired of your old tile kitchen countertop? Refinishing kitchen tile counters isn’t as daunting a task as it may sound. In fact, the process is pretty straightforward. You won’t get the same results as you would if you installed completely new tile, but you can have a seemingly brand-new countertop for a lot less money and a lot less effort with a few coats of paint. Start by thoroughly cleaning the tile and the grout. A dirty or greasy surface will not bond properly with the paint and primer, and subject your final results to potential peeling. Roughen up the surface of the tile with the sander. You are trying to create small scratches in the surface of the tile so the the epoxy primer will bond tightly to it. A palm sander is perfect for this job because it vibrates, giving an even finish. Dampen a rag and wipe your counters thoroughly. Remove all sanding dust from the countertops. Spray on bonding agent using a spray bottle. Allow the agent to dry for five minutes. Roll, brus
