Rust-Oleum 384964 Home Marble Countertop Coating Kit, 72 fl oz, White

This stuff is amazing! Looks and holds up so good! I redid my bathroom vanity 1 year ago and it still looks new!

We have some old white formica countertops in a ski condo that we were thinking of replacing. Since it is a galley kitchen we weren't too keen on spending big bucks to replace the countertops. This was one of the few DIY projects I have ever done that was easier than I expected (I have a general rule that things take 20% longer than expected which works well). This was a piece of cake. Instructions are idiot-proof. The only thing I did differently than the instructions (kind of by mistake) was blending the grey marbling lines by "dry-brushing" them afterwards with just a touch of paint on the tip of the brush. Fewer is more on the gray marbling lines to make it look authentic. The blending part is key to making the "line" look real; just play around with it. *Google some photos of patterns you like. You can always just paint the lines over and redo them til your happy. I would recommend this product.

Our daughter did our counter and we are pleased with the results. Many people have commented about how nice it looks. We were surprised at how long it took the top coat to dry. It felt sticky for several weeks. That may be because of the heat and humidity here in Florida. It also has a texture to it. It is not as smooth as a granite or marble. It definitely improved the appearance of our kitchen and it was a more economical option than replacing the counters.

This product was not as expected... first of all the color for the veins was very thick and after using the mist bottle it hardly diffused the color leaving thick lines. The veins are very hard to put on and after that sing the mist the white color bubbled, so we had to do it over again. After we re- did the process and we opened the satin top coat can there was a thick film of the satin top coat on top and even after stirring it left clumps everywhere. I'm not sure if the product I received was old but it ruined all the hard work done!No hapyy with the results ☹️

Love! It came out amazing. I followed the video. I did use an epoxy for the top coat instead of the second coat it comes with.

The look of this turned out exactly the way I hoped. However, I’m unsure about the durability. After following all the steps exactly to a tee, several spots completely peeled the paint off when I was rolling on the top coat and accidentally hit the counter with the metal part of the roller. I’m hoping it’s just because it hasn’t had the full 7 days to cure, so we will see how it lasts.As for the look, it turned out great. The key is to dabble the gray paint in a line with a large paint brush (one you would use to paint walls or baseboards) then spray enough water to where the mineral paint spreads on its own. Then go back in with a paintbrush and napkin to clean it up.Only giving 4 stars because of how easily the white coat peeled away after slightly hitting it with the roller. The base coat was drying for 36 hrs at that point and I don’t think it should’ve peeled away that easily. However, the look of this product is exactly what I wanted!UPDATE: I 10000% REGRET USING THIS KIT!!!! I feel like if I just breathe wrong, the countertops chip. There are literally hundreds of chips and scratches allllllll over the counters after just a couple weeks of light use. I’m so upset!!!!

The media could not be loaded. Super easy to use and love the results. I want a more shiny finish instead of satin, but it says "Satin Finish" right on the box, so that's my bad. I put two coats of the base on some of the spots with stains and chose different color paints for the veining. And there is enough in one kit to do all the bathroom counters. Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. I used this on 46 year old countertops and it turned out great. I wouldn’t have been heartbroken if they needed to be replaced but thought I’d try this first. It bought us a few more years at least. It was easy to apply. I think if I could do it over I’d do the marbling a little different but it’s still nice. Now that it’s cured it’s very durable and the same as a normal countertop.