Paint for kitchen worktops

[DIYspanner]

The worktops are in good condition.
Can anyone recommend a paint product to use please, brush or spray?
I was thinking of a black finish to blend with the Alder wood finish of the cupboard doors.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

There's only one I know of, as to whether it's effective/successful or lasts longer than 5mins is anyone's guess. Madness. https://www.rawlinspaints.com/home/...ion-kit.html#?utm_source=kitchen-diy-blogpost

 

[opps]

I used to have solid teak worktops. I grew bored with applying Danish oil every couple of years.

I stripped the whole lot back with MC stripper and used a dedicated clear 2K (read: 2 pack lacquer) and sprayed them (using a HVLP turbine).

Be advised that 2K paints contain isocyanates. You are supposed to use a clean air supply when working with them. I spent years just wearing an ABEK charcoal filtered mask, sometimes I sprayed them with a lit roll up in my mouth. I suspect that I have COPD...

I purchased my lacquer from Smith and Rodgers in Glasgow. They were really helpful, I recommend that you phone them.

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www.smithandrodger.co.uk

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