I’m so impressed with your counters & the courage it takes to do a DIY project like this. I picture lots of those brown/black granite countertops changing over into a more updated look at a very reasonable cost.

They turned out beautiful! They make your kitchen even more brighter! They really look like marble! Great job Becca❣️👍🏻🌷

Becca, WOW, they look fantastic!! It seems like this method was easier than the epoxy and less messy. Thanks for doing all the research and sharing the process. Have a wonderful weekend. 😊

It turned out great. Looking forward for your Spring decorating. Always so excited to see your videos.

Good morning Becca! Oh, my goodness, what a transformation! Your bravery and confidence paid off! It’s gorgeous! Looking forward to seeing everything decorated! Hope you have a restful weekend! 💕

This turned out so good. Looks beautiful. See you next Friday.

I'm doing it! My counters were already painted when I moved in 20 years ago, and I painted solid colours 2x since then, but now I'm doing this! I already primed and painted the base white. This weekend I'll give it the sponge bath and veining, and squeeze in the top paint and finally polycrylic after work during next week. Very excited to give my kitchen the brightness and pop that it needs. Thank you!

This looks so beautiful! Amazing job … gives me hope that I can change my ugly brown busy granite once I work up the courage- you are an inspiration! Love all your seasonal decor videos as well- keep up the great work! ❤

So labor intensive. Yet, so worth it. Very authentic.

All I can say is WOW!! They are absolutely beautiful and amazing! I think they look just like real marble for sure. What a gifted woman you are. 😺💜💚

Very pretty countertops and job well done. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.

WOW!! Thank you so much for making this video! I can not wait to get started on my counters using this method! Gorgeous!

Good morning Becca! The counters look fabulous!! You did an amazing job! Thanks for sharing and have a blessed day!

Wow, so many steps !!! Beautiful job! You gotta be pleased with your results 🤗🤗🤗🤗

I think they turned out beautifully! You did a wonderful job Becca!

Becca, they came out beautiful. Thank you

You have done an EXCELLENT job! You may recall I mentioned last week that I have real marble countertops and you captured the essence of the marble so well! Adding the “milky” finish over the top was exactly what it needed to take it from amazing to perfect! And then the matte poly…even better to achieve the honed look. I am so impressed with your outcome and this tutorial. I will be sharing it with friends! I feel this was far less daunting than epoxy, I’m certain less odiferous, and a very affordable solution. Do keep us updated on how they wear as the year/years go by. That is always so helpful when doing research on a project you want to try to undertake. I love your green cabinets as well!

They look fantastic!!!!🙌

Looks great as I knew it would. Love your style. Looking forward to next week.

Beautiful! I am impressed by your patience. I could never do that. I admire you for being able to do it.

They turned out beautiful.

What a beautiful job. Looking professional. Thank you for sharing.

Oh my goodness!! Beautiful job! I'm redoing my kitchen & I've been wanting a diy method of veining. I've been looking at an ivybridge color of granite with deep emerald veining but just can't justify spending that kind of money when I'm sure I would drop our cast iron skillets on it!!😊 This is great. TY for your tips & expertise. God bless!

It turned out so beautiful!

Seen a lot tutorials the last days and yours is the one I am gonna try and gives me the confidents to do it. Cause when seeing all those others I thought I just gonna do a foilwrapping. Very happy I found yours, thanks so much!! I'm gonna do it on my very big dinnertable by the way 😅 ❤ from belgium

Your kitchen counter tops look beautiful! You did a wonderful job on them. I would never tackle something like this but you always inspire us...just lovely! I hope you have a great week end too!

Beautiful!!

I always loved your countertops, thought they were marble or marble look quartz. You did a great job!

I’m following your tutorial and doing the veining tomorrow for our camper counters. I was looking for a budget update for marble and this was a perfect option! Hopefully mine turn out as gorgeous as yours!

Very beautiful, they turned out beautifully. I would be so scared, but I would imagine if you don't like your counters, you should take the chance too. I love how they look, and I hope they will stay white for a long time. Beautiful job, Becca. God bless and stay safe 🙏 ❤️

I’m obsessed!

I am so very impressed...as usual!

Wow! Your counters look great! 👏🏻👏🏻

Your countertops look great !!!

It looks great. And the tutorial was awesome.

Beautiful job.

Wow! You're inspiring! Beautiful job!!!!

It looks so good Becca & you made it look so easy!! I know you have surely encouraged someone else to try it!! Hope you have a great weekend!!

Amazing!!!!!

Great job! Your countertops look fantastic!🤩

That look fabulous ❤️❤️❤️

Great job. Gavee the courage to do my kitchen counter.

Your countertops turned out gorgeous! 😊❤😊

I’m about to do this on my bathroom counter, this is the nicest video I’ve seen on this type of counter redo, it’s beautiful!

Your countertops look amazing. Just like you❤️

Hi Becca! I loved this tutorial and how the counters turned out! Such a great project!

Hi Becca, I really enjoyed this process and think your counters look absolutely beautiful. Tfs. Donna xoxo

Beautiful 😍

Looks great! Pat yourself on the back for a task well done!

Very impressive! Looks great Becca👏

Absolutely beautiful . Amazing Job . Have a wonderful weekend sweetie. Hugs ♥️❤️♥️

Nice work

Great job & great results. These was a huge project ~ I am sure you are THRILLED with the outcome. Cannot wait to seem them with spring decor! ~ Judy in NC

I cant wait to see your bunny hopping at your home.

OMGosh!!! Absolutely perfect video!!! I do epoxy countertops, mine are also epoxy, and have yellowed, so I am redoing mine. This exactly what I have started doing to my counters, thought I would take a break and look up some, ran across yours...one question..."How do you know when to stop, not making it so gody, or too busy?" This is a huge problem of mine...thanks yours are gorgeous!!!

Wow, Becca, you did an amazing job. The process was fun to watch, I had no idea you could do such a thing. I thought that was so neat when you used a feather 🪶 - it really took the veining, next level. Great job, I am super impressed. TFS and have a great weekend! Xoxo ❤🌷💐🪴☀️

You did an amazing job and what patience you have!

Hey Becca thank u for the information on the counter tops. Mine are similar to the same colors as yours were from the beginning but I think I going to go with a color close to concrete gray and paint my base white. I will be practicing in my small bathroom lol

Wow so beautiful!! I really want to try this. A little nervous but I think I’m going to try it!! Thanks for the video!!

Going to be doing the veining on my counters tomorrow, thanks for the awesome tutorial! I just finished painting all our kitchen cabinets, almost went with the colour you used but we decided to go a bluer tone called Knoxville Gray by Benjamin Moore. The people who owned our house before us painted the counter tops a black with gravel texture in it. It held up awful and I hated it 😫so excited to make our kitchen our own!

Just found your channel and immediately subscribed. Im trying to find Part 1. Ill keep looking. Edit: yes, found it. Becca...could you please list what you use on your drop down menu for people like me...lol. Thanks gorgeous

Thank YOU Thank YOU Thank YOU I use the Water Base Poly and everyone says use Epoxy... I do NOT like the Smell of Epoxy and it does YELLOW. This is a GREAT Video Thank YOU for sharing this video... "BRAVA Darling... BRAVA"

Just followed this tutorial and loveeeee the look of my new countertops! Thank you SO much for sharing. Question: what products do you use to clean your countertops?

I watched your first video & this looks beautiful!! I got nervous just watching you do this (lol) a lady with a lot of talent..tfs

I work with paint and sealants alot. I refinish furniture for people. I use polycrylic on all light color refinishes i do. But never thought about using it on a countertop. Not sure how it would hold up. Have you done a follow up?

I have an old 70 yellow laminate countertop. Watching your video has inspired me to paint my countertop. What primer, paint and coating did you use originally for painting your countertop? Also is it scratch resistant?

WOWWWW thanks for making this video. I’m gonna do this on my ugly countertops tomorrow. I feel better about it after watching your tutorial. also what paint color are your cabinets?? That green is so beautiful and to die for! I have to copy you! Thanks!

Thank you for this video! What color are your base cabinets?

It looks so good but what did you use for the white paint underneath? Is it regular paint? I'm trying to do this and trying to do it just like this

Beautiful informative video. They are gorgeous and I'm inspired to try this! My current countertop is laminate. Do you think if I sand it and use all the same products it would work?

This is a good video. I use polycrylic for everything else. I can't believe it never came to me to use it on counterparts. Here is one thing to note about the real world application of Polycrylic, which never gets mentioned in tutorial videos. It takes a long time to cure and become protective. Within the first week it will feel dry and ready for normal usage. However if you rest anything on it, often times an impression gets left behind. If takes months before it can take a knock and not chip away. It's pretty tough when it gets to that point. it just takes time to get there.

Hi Becca! The countertops turned out beautiful!!! I can imagine everytime you walk into your kitchen you just have to smile at the beautiful results! You put in a lot of time, effort and hardwork into this project, but bless your heart, the results are so worth it! Thank you for sharing this cost effective technique! Wishing you a wonderful weekend and a safe and happy week ahead! God bless!

They are beautiful. Very nice job. What was your base countertop? I have a solid surface like Corian. Does it work just as well on that? Also would love to know how they are holding up and any advice on maintenance and use of them, ie hot pans, cuts, chips etc...

Hi Becca, absolutely beautiful! I'm doing your method on my bath countertop. Did you use the same color for all the stippling and what colors did you use for the veining? Did you mix any colors together? I appreciate your help!

Hi Becca! Your countertops turned our so pretty! Was just wondering if you're able to scrub your counters if something gross gets on it? Such an inexpensive way to update your kitchen!!! GREAT JOB!!!

This looks great. How is it holding up? How long did it take you in time to do this in total? Do you get water or food stains on this?

I'd even suggest getting a really high quality image of white marble, printing it out, cutting out the veins, laminate what's left and use that as a stencil.

Beautiful job 👏. Where did you get your clear mixing glaze? Thanks.

Love this process. What would you recommend for a “made in” sink- one piece with countertop?

Hi Becca, great job! Love this technique, quick question, how durable is the top coat you used versus the epoxy? Thank you in advance! Liz

Hi there, great job, they look great!!! I'm thinking about it myself, but I'm hesitant because I'm not sure how durable it will be. What do you think? Will it hold up? Let me know your thoughts. Thank you and God bless.

May you list all the products you used? I can’t wait to do mine, but I really want to make sure I used all the right stuff. This looks amazing!

What color paint did you use for your lower cabinets? Love the green!

I don't know what epoxy you used originally but have read that if you use a heat gun or torch to knock down the bubbles that eventually that delayed reaction is what causes the yellowing down the road. I'm reluctant to use the polycrylic due to the streaking you mentioned (i think a foam roller will be better) but also not having the same durability as epoxy. thoughts?

ya I would never use poly. I used epoxy and its the only way to go…. getting ready to do my current house. I used poly on my floors and I cant scrub them and it doesnt hold up at all.

I’m thinking of painting my bathroom granite countertop. I have ordered an electric sander, but still need to pick up the initial paint. What paint kit do you recommend?

Can u do this method over laminate countertops?

One more question, what kind of paints do you use?

I love the look of these counters but I’m really scared to try them on my counters. Do you think I could undo this project of it went south?

I don’t have the Valspar clear mixing glaze but I do have the Valspar antiquing glaze, can i substitute that instead? what’s the difference between them two?

Counters look amazing, is there a list of materials that you used, that you can share and the process?

Any updates on the countertops fading or turning after several months? Also, after you paint the countertops can you use them the same way as the originally installed ones (i.e. putting food, cups, preparing, ect. On them?) Thx4Sharing!!;)

How do they clean? I'm debating trying my guest bathroom sink

How did it hold up. I’m about to do mine and I’d like to know how the polyacrylic held up

Hi Becca! How is this new paint with polycrylic holding up?

I'd love to know how they are holding up to daily wear and tear? Did you use anything to seal the top? ❤

How does it hold up to heat? Like putting hot stuff on the counters.

Becca… can you post the video prior to this one? I actually need the prep info prior to this one before you put the base coat on. I need the product that you use after sanding and before base paint that you use to adhere the paint. I cannot find that video. Thank you

What grit sandpaper did you use with the hand sander?

Also did you can the epoxy off your countertops before start this process? Mine have yellowed so badly.