I have white countertops with the traditional edge that you can see a gap (brown line) between the top and sides. Will this product cover that?
1130731
That's how mine were and the product covered them. Just make sure to give everything a good sanding first so the product will stick. I had a few spots where the stuff chipped off of the edge, but it's because I didn't sand it very well there.
1130732
It will, but I rounded the edges of my countertop with a router, made it look great, and left a better surface for the chips to stick to.
1130733
Yes it will cover the edges. follow the directions - the chips are plentiful - so use plenty. good luck.
1130734
Yes but I would not use a color that would not cover it. You sand and apply the top coat and add the chips, etc. That should do it
1130735
Yes, it should cover any small gap just fine. Our counter top was two pieces with a butterfly corner sink , and after several years , the two unitsseparated slightly . This product covered everything perfectly . We were well pleased .
1130736
Yes, I believe that it will cover. The primary color coat is very thick, and will have no problem covering any color. Where you need to be careful is when you're sanding the surface after you put down the color chips. If you sand that edge too much, you will sand off the color coat. If you do this, you can just re-do that portion, so inspect the edges after you've sanded to make sure that you didn't sand too aggressively.
814638
I am not sure. I installed mine in the cabinet which had false front in front of the existing sink. Measure from top countertop to the top edge of the horizontal frame of where the drawer come out. The top of sink to bottom of front. Is 8 1/4". Mine sits about 1/8 to 1/4 above the frame of the cabinet. Unless you are 3" tall you do not see the gap.
1331471
Hello and thank you for your interest in pour product. Every square will have 2 sides of a removable straight edge.Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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
1150856
You could leave one of the two halves of the green tabletop off... That would create a gap. Otherwise, no. The two boards are pretty much flush.
1587408
I think it would be noticeable. Even if you got it almost perfectly aligned, you'd still see a seam. The larger the area is you are cutting and placing, the harder it is to work with and get straight. I found that smaller sizes are better (easier to apply and to eliminate air bubbles) for things like kitchen cabinets. If you have a big area, you're probably going to want to use chalkboard paint.
1487747
I am using it, however, the cover is not level with my counter. It is about 1 1/2 inches short of leveling with the counter. I took a piece of black fabric and sewed it around the bottom of the cover and it looks much better with it being long enough to touch the counter. It looks more finished. Hope this helps.
1797696
Marble is a very porous rock. this top is sealed but not all seals work the best. since it is white it would most likely show stains if you leave something long on the top of it. I recommend getting a marble cleaner product for this countertop and sealing it in a durable sealer from a hardware store.
420891
I did espresso over oak and it covered well but I think others have had coverage problems with white cabinets...might just need more coats.
1203434
Sorry about the delayed response. I do not know for sure but I believe it will it is wide enough to cover any sink drain that is flush with the sink (not raised). Worth a try.
1883953
The BROWN side faces UP. Hope that helps. It's the best barrier I've found, & I've tried LOTS!!
974464
No, there should not be a gap. I would contact the seller and let them what's going on. I would read the reviews and product review before buying any item.
113150
The side that sets on the counter is 1 1/2 inches while the side that sits on the stove is 1/4 inch. I have a very small gap on each side, about 1/8 inch. I wouldn't try it on a gap over 1 inch because it's super flexible and would fall through the gap. For a large gap, consider the hard plastic seam covers.
1994127
My counter tops were done in 2007 and it worked fine on them - its all in the preparation. So - take some FINE steel wool and rub off any water stains first, give the whole counter a thorough cleaning, and then apply the sealer.
1777410
I am not sure if this product would make the hump higher... but it would probably sufficiently cover the gap between the two box foundations. Is there not a product specific for the gap for king side beds?
769965
Alaa -- It sounds like the opening is larger than that called for in the installation instructions. I installed mine and did not have that issue. Since your countertop is granite, there is little you can do now, except maybe fill those corners with something that is close to the color of the granite. Regards, Russ Walden
2211061
The gap is there because I believe it is due to the two plastic tabs on the front that prevents it to close all the way. It wasn't meant to enclose the Mac just to protect it .I hope this helped u