Does this help with laminate counters that have lost their lustre?
928633
I would guess it depends what shape your countertop is in to start with. The better it is, the more shine it would leave. I use it once a month on my countertop to repel stains and water marks while providing lustre. I was all set to get a new countertop until I tried this product. It works for me, and if you try it, I hope it works equally for you.
1088961
I have only used on my laminate counter tops...perhaps try it on a tiny portion and see.
200905
I've used it on wood and the depth settings worked fine.counter sunk and flush.
1915962
Yes. I did my mothers countertop and it also had that metal lip. After a good cleaning of the entire countertop and metal, The kit has a PRIMER which goes on first. 2 coats on everything and then allowing it to dry properly will solve it. the finished product will look great.....just use your imagination.Good luck, Jay
1408941
As a stone worker of 20 years I would strongly recommend against using this on marble. Having said that, I've never tried it so I'm not 100% sure it won't work. I think you would be better off hiring somebody to polish your counters.
155114
I don't have any laminate so you would have to read mfg instructions. I use on ceramic tile and it works great.
1053884
The product I used was only for laminate counter top, but I think this company makes the same type of product for solid surfaces such as corian. I would certainly try it. I love what it has done for my laminate counter tops.
758379
It helps if you dampen the back. If that does not work, try putting it on a damp. thin dish towel. Depends on the kind of counter top.
1498705
I am regularly using bona to maintain by new laminate floor. I apply it every few months. I do not have experience with old laminates floors. When my contractor left the house after installing the laminate floor, removing wood panels from walls, finishing the wall, painting the walls and installing tiles in bathroom and some other area, the floor was looking really dull. Bona made it extremely shiny. This can easy hide all the hairline scratches but this cannot hide deep scratches and water damages, if any.
998377
Yes, possible, but not recommended. The counter sits on top of this sink, so you have an exposed counter edge around both sides and the back of the sink - which is fine for solid surface counters, but not for laminate.
1915963
Yes. I did my mothers countertop and it also had that metal lip. After a good cleaning of the entire countertop and metal, The kit has a PRIMER which goes on first. 2 coats on everything and then allowing it to dry properly will solve it. the finished product will look great.....just use your imagination. Good luck, Jay
2201425
Yes. Our contractor installed a new laminate counter with this sink as well. I absolutely love this sink!!!
1877918
That's what I have . It went from ceramic to laminate with no problems. Don't leave it standing with the steam on laminate while u are distracted. It will continue to steam in one spot that would be bad..I have been using the steam mops 4 yrs on my laminate with no problems.. I only wished I had used it sooner.. Lol
1132324
I am not sure, our counters were freshly sanded and then had 2 coats of Emmets.
2148385
There's a product called "Goo Gone" that has worked fairly well for me. I don't know what laminate furniture means, but this was a wood table.
735787
Like any polish it will wash off after a while. I have laminate counter tops and it works great but does need to be re-applied after a few counter top washings.
1755867
Works really good as a filler for scratches. Also, it had been awhile and I made the mistake of shaving the edge of of a countertop that I had just ironed on without putting tape down to protect the top from the roller on the bit. Marred the top edge pretty bad. I was able to apply a skim coat with two different colors on the calico top with a razor blade for a pretty good repair. I'm the only person who notices it. I also skimed a coat on a blemish on a bathroom vanity top and with some wet sandpaper made a beautiful flawless repair. Only thing was that I was never able to match the color exactly but still the vanity is much better than it was. Just looks like it has a manufacturing flaw. I've used the stuff four times now I think. Saved my life! If you were good I suppose you could skim a coat over a burn? Perhaps you could take it down just a wee bit with your thumb and a piece of sandpaper and then do the skim. Good luck.