Beach House Painted Countertops

beach house painted countertops

For my last color I needed it to be a little more blended compared to just stamped. So using Retique It Innocence, I added water to make it thin.

beach house painted countertops

Once you are happy with your new look, let dry thoroughly. Honestly it took less than 10 minutes. Lightly wipe a high grit sanding block over the countertops to give a smooth feel.

beach house painted countertops

Let’s seal!

Retique It came up with an awesome product called Tripletique. It is like a water based Epoxy. I don’t know the science…I just know that I love this stuff! I applied a thin coat using my wonder brush. It has soft bristles and makes application easy. Or you can use a sponge. (Wear gloves..it’s hard to get off if you have painted nails)

Let it dry before applying another coat.

3 coats are recommended.

beach house painted countertops

I used the Satin Tripletique. There are other sheens available like semi gloss and gloss if you want more shine.

beach house painted countertops

It came out beautifully! My friend loved them as well. I had painted mine over a year ago and they have held up perfectly. She was able to use her countertops almost immediately after we finished. I would recommend not putting anything heavy on them for at least 24 hours. (Like a microwave)

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