Covering ceramic tile countertops

No tile removal necessary (yesss!) Oh how I hated this counter top! The previous owner had tiled it in white (and did a "not so great" job of tiling) and used GREEN grout! Why green you ask? I have NO clue! But none the less, it had to go!

Last we left off Encore Decorative Countertop System was rescuing us from ugly tye-dyed yellow and brown tile countertops… Our first step in the process was choosing the right color for our k…

I recently began renovating our above-garage apartment. It included a very outdated kitchen. I was quoted thousands to replace the countertop with even the cheapest materials. I knew painting was an option, but I didn’t want the tile texture and grout lines to be visible through the paint. I saw a

Outdated tile countertops? No need to rip them out! Learn how to paint tile countertops, and give your kitchen a fresh look in just one day!

Last we left off Encore Decorative Countertop System was rescuing us from ugly tye-dyed yellow and brown tile countertops… Our first step in the process was choosing the right color for our k…

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I have ceramic tile countertops. I hate them. I am trying to come up with some way to cover them without removing them on the cheap. I was wondering.....is it possible to pour self leveling paint/cement over the tile to 'fill-in' the grount lines and leave a level smooth surface? If not, has anyone ever tried the countertop restoration products over ceramic tile?