Countertop Refinishing Kit

1. Select ¾" plywood with a sturdy base that exhibits no flex.
2. Attach hardy backer board (or similar concrete board) to the plywood using non-corrosive screws.
3. Fill all seams with a two-part epoxy and allow for a 16 hours dry time.
4. Once epoxy has cured, sand the areas down flush using 180-grit non-loading sandpaper.
5. Thoroughly clean all dust and debris from the surface in preparation for the overlay.
6. Do not apply overlay directly to unsealed plywood.
7. Always seal wood first using a urethane or lacquer based sealant.
8. Allow to dry according to manufacturer's recommendations prior to overlaying.

1. Ensure the existing countertop is well reinforced and exhibits no flex.
2. Scuff the surface with a 120-grit non-loading sandpaper.
3. Wipe the area down with a damp cloth to remove any dust and debris and allow to dry. Fill all seams with a two-part epoxy and allow for a 16 hour cure time.
4. Once cured, sand the areas down flush using 180-grit non-loading sandpaper.
5. Thoroughly clean all dust and debris from the surface in preparation for the overlay.
6. Overlay the vertical surfaces before the countertop face.

1. Scuff the surface with a 120-grit non-loading sandpaper.
2. Wipe the area down with a damp cloth to remove any dust and debris and allow to dry.
3. Fill all seams with a two-part epoxy and allow for a 16 hour cure time. Once cured, sand the areas down flush using 180-grit non-loading sandpaper.
4. Thoroughly clean all dust and debris from the surface in preparation for the overlay. Overlay the surface and allow to dry for 3-6 hours or until the overlay achieves a uniformly light gray color.
5. Apply a second skim coat and smooth with a magic trowel to prevent tile "ghosting" unless that is the desired finish.

One-Step Concrete Overlay may be polished only when applied at a minimum of ¼" depth or more.