Daich SpreadStone Mineral Select Countertop Finishing Kit (Oyster)

I was looking for a solution for my ugly backsplash ( small glass and copper, and brown tiles) and red and gray countertops.I first, covered the backsplash with peel and stick tile in a grayish beige color. My kitchen looked some better but I still wasn't a fan of the dark countertops with the already dark cabinets.I saw Speadstone by Daich on youtube. I watched several videos on the application process as well reviews. I felt like this product was doable so I bought the kit in Natural White.I took my time to read the directions that came with the kit. Then I applied the product. It was very easy to apply. You definitely need to either tape off the kitchen or have a sander that collects dust well (mine didn't) or it will take a few days to get rid of all of the dust out of your home. Other than that, it was a fun process.I absolutely have fallen in love with my kitchen. The countertops are so beautiful with the different colors from the stones ( It's not too much). My kitchen is so much brighter!!! I believe that countertops will last for a very long time. The material is very hard once it dries.I was considering paying a big box home improvement store a couple of thousand to replace my counters.I'm so glad I tried SpreadStone, first!!!With the new countertops, my original backsplash looks so much better ( I still may paint the backsplash, who knows).You can change your countertop yourself!! Go for it!

Easy weekend project with amazing results! Clear directions and helpful video on YouTube make this a fun stress free update. Can't speak to the durability since we just finished it yesterday. Did have to go to the hardware store for more sandpaper ( they only give you 1 course and 1 fine sheet in the kit). Also said there should have been a mask to wear during sanding and there was not however not a problem since we had extra unused covid masks. Easy cleanup and looks great! Could not be happier with the results!

This was intended to stave off new countertops for several years - so far it looks like it'll do the job. I put this on my kitchen countertops about 5 months ago. It still looks really good. It has resisted staining, but I haven't tried anything extreme.The surface isn't glass smooth - it's textured. I suppose I could have spent more time sanding, but I only wanted the kitchen down for so long.I'm very happy with the finish - the durability and the color (Onyx Fog). It makes a nice contrast with the white cupboards and appliances. This color is a grey, not beige. The color was important due to the flooring being grey. You can see the color and texture a little in the pictures.I used an orbital sander for this job. I went out and bought an inexpensive palm sander just for this job. Consider it part of the materials needed.

I love what this product has done for my 70's kitchen and I would definitely recommend using this product to anyone who is looking to save cost, but not sacrifice look!! It has now been a few months and I found that it is very durable and I really love the look. It was also very easy to apply and only took maybe two days to finish the project. I did allow several days before I started putting anything on top of the counters. The only reason I gave this an overall 4 stars is because I see yellow stains appear in the finish and I have no idea what is causing this and it is annoying to see! I attached a picture below. I ordered the White, so I am not sure if you would see these yellow stains in the darker colors. I can easily sand it out, but then I have to put the finish back on. Again, I love the look, but just a warning that you might see these stains in random spots if you're using the white.

awesome product, redid Kitchen, bath vanity, and a fireplace.......all are gorgeous

I absolutely love my new kitchen counters! I just finished them a week ago so I can't comment on durability yet but the transformation is amazing. I posted before and after pics using the volcanic black on tan laminate counters. The part that took the longest was the taping but it is an essential step because you can't use brush strokes with the brush or you will see the lines. Follow the instructions to dab with the brush. I learned this the hard way but the brushstrokes in the finished counters are not noticeable to anyone but me. I wound up removing the tape before I put on the clear coat and I would recommend it. It allowed me to see small edges/spots that needed touch ups before the final step and I think my edges around my sink and stove are better sealed this way. The product was very easy to apply (no harder than painting). I bought two kits to cover about 48 sq ft and could have just made it with one kit. I'm glad I have extra for touch up later though.

Not for the average painter. Very hard to get an even look. Dry very hard and gloss makes it look like a Disneyland prop in looks. Sturdy but very plastic looking. I know that I will be remodeling my kitchen next year so I do like the grey color base compared to my pink Formica top before. So this product is sort of a temporary fix I think.

This product is great, I did the refinishing project in 2 days, it is real stone, the surface looks and feels great after the final finish of clear coat. It's the best product you can buy if you are looking to refinish Formica or any other countertop. There are other products out there like Giani Refinishing (see URL below). This kit is only paint IT IS NOT STONE, you will have to mimic with paint the surface look of a countertop, it does not resist chemicals and it turns awful.https://www.amazon.com/Giani-Countertop-Paint-Chocolate-Brown/dp/B003RX791U/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&aaxitk=I0ug3hqdeSHxFFhQKxJCEg&hsa_cr_id=9638202440001&pd_rd_r=bd893227-1e8c-44be-96d0-328f4b9fdf92&pd_rd_w=DeH37&pd_rd_wg=o9wDa&ref_=sbx_be_s_sparkle_mcd_asin_1_imgDaich Products was by far the best and it took less time and effort.