Countertop Transformations' Kits

Julie-Ann · #1 24-09-2011, 01:45 PM

This is an easy way to update your kitchen benchtop to get a stone type finish. Bunnings are selling these Countertop Transformations' Kits by Rust-Oleum.

Here's how they work:
Rust-Oleum Countertop Transformations™ is the simple, affordable and hassle-free way to transform your worn or damaged laminate countertops into beautiful, durable, new counter surfaces - in a weekend and without the hefty mess and high cost of countertop replacement. This revolutionary do-it-yourself coating system gives your countertops the permanent look of natural stone products. The results are stunningly beautiful, and we guarantee you'll love the long-lasting, premium quality finish. Just sand, roll, spread, smooth, seal and enjoy! It's never been simpler or more affordable to update the look of your kitchen, bath or entertainment areas.

Here is a before and after using this product.

It comes in 5 different colours and cost under $350.

Eli · #2 24-09-2011, 02:20 PM

I'm fairly sure this is the product that was mentioned on the forum months ago. I got all excited as a friend was redecorating her new hair salon and needed to get rid of the orange counter's. We rushed off to Bunnings, after I spoke to the manufacturer/importer who assured me that Bunnings sold it via special order....only to discover that Bunnings (well the one in Morwell anyway) doesn't do special orders on this product anymore

Now the salon is finished and with new countertops I would like to try something on my benches...but what?

Julie-Ann · #3 24-09-2011, 02:23 PM

Maybe ring another Bunnings store Eli. This was advertised in a local renovation magazine here just this week. Try a city Bunnings store and see if they can get it in for you. Let us know how you go

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tinkster · #4 24-09-2011, 06:44 PM

I saw this in a magazine the other day and was considering doing it before we sell, I should take pics and get some opinions on if we should or not

clp · #5 29-09-2011, 02:55 PM

I tried buying spray-cans of rustoleum spray from Bunnings the other day and they didn't stock it (despite the website saying Bunnings was a stockist)- so maybe they no longer stock any of their stuff - but the rustoleum website had a lot of different distributors I noticed.

Julie-Ann · #6 29-09-2011, 08:23 PM

Thanks for letting us know Clp