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Resurfacing products for kitchen worktops and floors tiles?

9 years ago

I've read about a product that can be used to resurface and revamp kitchen worktops. Does anyone know what it is called and whether it produces good results? Also any views on painting or otherwise revamping floor tiles? I'd like to update my kitchen on a budget...

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hatetoshop
9 years ago
What do you mean by "revamp"?
msweetman
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi. Revamp as in restore, redo or repair. In my case, redo.
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9 years ago
There are a lot of products out there that claim to hold up to all sorts of indignities, but they are at best a temporary solution, especially in a room that take a lot of abuse such as a kitchen. If you send a photo and an ideal budget, Houzzers will flock to your assistance!
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msweetman
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9 years ago
Thanks. Sooz, I might do that!

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