Clear the countertop of all items and remove any appliances or accessories.
Clean the linoleum thoroughly using a degreaser to remove oils and residue.
Use a screwdriver to remove any hardware or fixtures attached to the countertop.
Protect walls and cabinets with painter’s tape and masking paper.
Lay down drop cloths to protect the floor and surrounding areas.
Use an orbital sander with 120-grit sandpaper to scuff the linoleum surface evenly.
Wipe away sanding dust with a damp cloth and allow the surface to dry completely.
Inspect the surface for gouges or seams and fill them with wood filler or epoxy putty.
Let the filler dry fully, then sand smooth with 220-grit sandpaper.
Vacuum and wipe down the surface again to remove all dust and debris.
Pour the base coat into a paint tray and apply evenly using a roller.
Allow the base coat to dry according to the product instructions.
Apply the decorative or texture coat using the method provided in the kit.
Let the decorative coat dry thoroughly before proceeding.
Apply the topcoat or sealer evenly to protect the new surface.
Allow the topcoat to cure fully, following the manufacturer’s recommended time.
Check for any missed spots and touch up if needed.
Remove painter’s tape and masking paper carefully once the surface is dry.
Reinstall any removed fixtures or hardware.
Clean up the area and dispose of used materials safely.
