How Do You Replace A Laminate Countertop With Ceramic Tile?
Replacing your laminate countertop with tile can update and renovate the appearance of your bathroom or kitchen. A laminate countertop can be replaced with ceramic tile simply by tiling on top of the lamination. With the correct materials and tools, tiling a bathroom or kitchen countertop can be easily and affordably done on your own. Ceramic tiles come in a variety of colors and sizes, and countertops can be done all in one color, or you can use different colors to create patterns. Remove the sink and any other fixtures that are connected to the countertop. Scrub the countertop clean and allow it to dry. Use a power sander and 50-grit sandpaper to sand the entire countertop and create a roughened surface. Wipe away all dust that is left behind from sanding. Set out your tiles on the countertop without adhesive to ensure proper layout. Use tile spacers between tiles. Begin by centering a row of tiles at the front of the sink. Use a framing square to draw several guidelines where the ed
