Do It Yourself Repair Laminate Counter Top - 3 methods colorfill fix burns, chips and cracks
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- Do It Yourself Repair Laminate Counter Top - 3 methods to fix counter top shows you. How To fix common damages Do It Yourself CHEAP and EASY. Watch to the end to see all three methods.
0:00 Intro and various repair products described.
1:34 Corner crack and chip fixed. Mohawk wax sticks.
4:21 White laminate chipped with hammer fixed. Seamfil or Colorfill product used.
7:15 Granite type laminate center chip fixed using wood filler and Mohawk Blendal Powdered Stains.
13:21 Show results of 2nd White laminate repair after drying.
14:31 Show result of Granite type laminate repair.
15:23 End notes.
Easy Laminate Counter Repair: 3 Methods can be used with all brands of plastic laminate counter tops including: Wilsonart, Formica and Nevamar.
Theses counter tops and work surfaces are widely used in kitchens, baths as well as commercial office areas.
1. Fix using hard wax fillers or colorfill worktop products.
2. Fix using SeamFil product.
3 Fix using Mohawk Blendal powdered stains.
Feel free to ask about a specific damage to your counter top and I will give you my best guidance.
Remember that this video is for entertainment purposes and uses materials of a professional grade. Consult your professional for repair work for your project.
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Great illustration! I appreciate the clear diction and description of the items mentioned. Job well done. Thanks.
Thank you so much for making this video! I have been looking for a helpful solution like this for a long time.
You are very welcome. My pleasure.
Thanks great vid! The ppl in your hood are keeping the police too busy. They need to chill, do some home improvement and stay out of trouble.
I agree Jazz. Home improvement is always better than destruction. :)
Thank you for this video. I thought my counter top was toast and I would need to replace the whole thing! Thanks for the detailed and clear explanation!
You're very welcome. I'm glad it was helpful. :)
Great video. Results look amazing. I will be repairing my countertop today. Thanks!!!!
Best Do-It-Yourself video I've seen on CZcams. You're prepared and covered everything. Thank you.
Thank you for the compliment. :)
That siren is hilarious 😂 it’s the best part!
I don’t have anything to fix, but still enjoyed watching you repair the damage. Nice one !
Very well presented and filmed. I will try mine with Seamfil and solvent. Thanks so much!
I don't know why this video has 20 dislikes !!!! But it should have 0 dislike...... Perfect fixing and great video. Thank you
Thank you. I think it is because the music has a siren in it. Many comments to that effect. Oh well, I'll leave sirens out next time.
Brilliant video it helped me enormously! Thank you
Thank-you for such a professional video - you're a real artist with the granite-type repair! That is the route I am going to have to go for my repair, fingers crossed it looks as good as yours
You're welcome. I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck on your repair.
Thank you for empowering folks like me and giving us a realistic look at the results as well as the materials available and techniques involved. Your thought, time, and efforts are appreciated.
Your welcome Thomas. I'm glad you found it helpful.
Fantastic video, and you know how to do one properly, showing the type of materials
you use, and where you can get them, and what brand names they have. I have a
burn mark in a nice kitchen countertop I'd like to fix. This gives me lots of ideas, and
the last method with the wood filler looks easiest ? I also have some stain and scratch
marks on some nice hardwood floors, and maybe you have a video on this as well. I'll
have to check your videos. Again - great video. Do you have one on hardwood floors ?
I know a lot of people use what they call "hard wax" but how durable is it ?? as it's
just wax -- isn't it ?? or is it very hard when cured or dried ??
Thank you so much for this video, extremely helpful!
really is an art to what you're doing. appreciate your video, even if I'm gonna go with a new counter top
Thank you. I appreciate the compliment.
What a workman very impressed!
Thank you Mike. Very much appreciated. Coming up I make some wood polish and offer free samples. Stay tuned to see how. :)
Really great video, keep up the good work! Liked the side by side with the light.
Glad you enjoyed the video. :)
Loved watching this, but damn the siren man.
Can't edit that out. Glad you liked the video anyway.
This is crazy how good it looks!
Thanks.
Looks good! Not many people are doing them correctly but this is a great finish.
Thanks Smith. I really appreciate the feedback. I am looking for more repair video ideas. Let me know. :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you very much.
Awesome video
Thank you! ❤
Thank you
This gives me hope! Thanks heaps! 😊
You're welcome.
Take a shot everytime you hear a siren.
Sounds like he lives in the enchanted ghetto like I do.
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Wuuaaauuu. Beautiful perfect awesome video !!!well explained and show every detail 👏👏👏thank you so much , today my husband brought some guys to install the backsplash for my kitchen and they cut something on my counter and OMG I got sooooo mad with my husband and the guys because now I have to fix my counter top which was in great condition before they came but thanks to this video and you Sr. I am better, thank you very much God bless you
I think I forgot to explain that they made like 8 different big scratches like if I had a tootler coloring with a screwdriver 🪛 🤦🏻♀️but thank you thank you very much for this video♥️
@@regiatfable I am so glad that the information helped you.
Perrrrrrrrrrfect
NICE!
Added you as a sub Nice work
Very good video. Very helpful.
Thank you. :)
Nice!! I just used 2 wrong screws on the countertop now I gotta fix it lol
A little patience and you'll get it done. :) Thanks for watching.
My wife just asked “is that siren in his video? Where the heck is he, Gotham City? I’m worried for him!”
I get that a lot. I do keep the switch to turn on the Bat Signal. If trouble breaks out we should be okay. :) Tell the wife not to worry.
There must be a big fire in your neighborhood.... nonstop sirens nearby.
Awesome......minus the intermittent sirens in the background.
Yeah. I hear those. I'll work hard to keep them out next time. :) The sirens are a bit distracting. Hopefully the next shop video was better.
I kept pausing to make sure they weren't outside my house.
@@jestinloveday584 lol i did too it was far enough on the video to fool you to think it was actually outside my house
Good work
Thank you Marese.
masterfully done. great job.
Looks like you need patience but doable. Good luck. 👍
Thanks Manuel. It does take practice. If the result you get is not to your liking then try again. Do as much as you need to get a satisfactory result. Thanks for watching.
Hi Gordon. Thanks for this excellent informative video - you're very skilled! I have a small approx 1cm dent in my gray laminate kitchen worktop where a heavy bottle fell on it from the cupboard above. The surface hasn't chipped off but there is a crack running adjacent to the dent. Could you please advise on what product would be best to fill the crack and if there's anything I can do to level up the dent? Happy to send photos if that would help. Many thanks in advance
Please send photo, etc to KitchensbySavina@gmail.com I will try to help.
Excellent - thank you. I know how to fix the chips in my kitchen counter top now. The music and sirens were quite distracting mind you. I kept lowering the volume of the video. But thanks, job done.
Thanks. I'm glad to help.
I couldn't find the ding before you were finished!
Hi what are the little bottles you used for the dark spotted one , and what was in the white bottle?
Hi! I have the same color as the one you are demonstrating on. What Seamfil colors did you mix please?
I am sending some pictures and I would like to know please what do I have to do for to fix my countertop
Is there a way to hide it even when there is a glare on it? Or is that just as good as it will get? Is there a way to make it invisible at all angles?
Amazing video! Inspiring! I’m looking to fix two burn damages to my laminate countertop. Do I need a product similar to SeamFil or can I use any wood filler product? Thanks in advance!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I would use either seamfil or the hard wax stick products (Mohawk is the brand I use). Wood fillers do not have the coloring is surface resistance needed. You will need to use a waterproof finish over the wood filler if that is the direction you want to go in.
Colorfil is used for hairline cracks or small imperfections. It dries hard and is solvent based. It has a high percentage shrinkage factor. Hard waxes are easier to use, but not as durable.
Can you clarify exactly what the fill stick is? I looked on Amazon and most say Fil stick repair pencil. I don;t find any that say wax. Thank you
Love your video very helpful Just wondering how you smooth out the edges of the hole so it blends in .Do the products just do that as it sets ?
Was it wise to dip your wet brush into the dry powder?
Still a great finished effect!
Jimmyskiff
Thanks Jim. I do it both ways depending on what I'm trying to achieve. I generally the wet brush leaves no residue in the power. (Damp brush, never dripping.) :)
When we were installing our countertop into our kitchen island my husband accidentally screwed threw the countertop when attaching to the cabinet so i have about 3 bumpy chips in our countertop 😭 we have a white/gray marble looking one which product would you recommend for us ? Im leaning more towards seamfil? The fil stick is also a good option as well i think these are the easier ones to use ?
Hi Vanessa. Seamfil is a fine choice. Is does shrink a bit while drying, so don't worry, just add a second coat as needed. :) You can always reach out directly through my website and email if you like. :)
Very nice work. I have a new counter I was cutting and the cut off at the tail end of the cut partially took a decent size chip with it on the end of the counter about the size of a nickel. It's not a deep chip. Would you recommend mixing the fill stick colors to repair it?
Yes that can work (Mohawk fil Sticks ) is the brand I use . Be aware that the fill sticks are "hard" wax. If it is in an area that you use all the time it will wear off. For a more durable approach consider fill in with wood filler or bondo and color with some type of enamels (like nail polish or paint.) Seamfil brand is another option that is solvent base and hard. Several thin coats would be needed as it shrinks a lot when drying. Let me know how you make out with your repair.
@@KitchensbySavina awesome thanks for the advice . I'll keep you posted.
Hi Thanks for sharing. I have a sizable crack on a laminate countertop (bathroom sink) that's gone thru about 1/3 of particle board. Should I enforce with a straight aluminium bracket & glue (like a bow tie for table crack) screwed on either side of crack then fill in with epoxy? Thanks, hope You're still online
Hi. Yes, still around working every day. :) Without seeing the problem first hand I would suggest cleaning out the damaged are of any loose or wet material. When dry, fill with body filler or epoxy. When smooth to your satisfaction use appropriate colorants, whether enamel paint or nail polish, wax fillers or Seamfil. You can always reach out direct through KitchensBySavina.com Bye now.
I can't find Rapid Pad. Is there another similar product I can find at Ace or Lowes? I don't need a quart, since I'm fixing only 1/2" spot where color rubbed off when a screw underneath was over-tightened.
Rapid pad is formulated for French polishing on a shellac finish. I you are using it with powdered stains than I think a substitute may be clear shellac. Shellac may be reduced (thinned) with rubbing alcohol. All of these products a flammable so please read instructions/warnings and use with suitable ventilation and caution. www.mohawk-finishing.com/products/wood-touch-up-repair/padding/rapid-pad-padding-finish/
Hi - This is awesome! You did a beautiful job matching the colors. I'm confused what kind of wax filler you used. Looking at the Mohawk website, the "Fil-Stik" they now sell a "Fil-Stik putty" which requires no heat and is for low-traffic areas, so it seems different than the Fil-Stii you used. Do you think it would be durable enough for the top of a bull-nose edge 4" backsplash behind cooktop? Mohawk also has a Hard Fill wax stick that requires a burn-in knife and looks very different than what you used, and a Quick Fill Burn-In Stick that uses a "simple heat source" -- it looks like what you used but has a different name and label. I suspect this is the latest version of what you used. Can you confirm or clarify, please? Looking forward to trying this if I can get the same product you used. Thanks!
I use this product. You can use it without heat, but quite hard at low temp. I use a heat gun to make it flow easier. Friction will also heat it up. www.amazon.com/s?k=mohawk+fil+stik&crid=3HC2ABE1KS1WN&sprefix=mohawk+fil+stik%2Caps%2C76&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
The Hard Fil product I use on finished wood repairs. More difficult to use and not as many color choices. It can be translucent which is beneficial in a real wood product as it more perfect imitates that effect in nature. Plastic laminate are opaque, so that is not a concern; paint or putty work fine.
@@KitchensbySavina Thanks!
Would you suggest using the wood filler method on laminate counter top quarter sized burn chip with depth? Are the methods interchangeable with various surfaces or is wood filler best with the marble granite only?
If you have a deep void (greater than 1/8") wood filler may be advisable on a laminate surface with wood core. If it is true stone (marble or granite) I would advise epoxies for a durable repair or the hard waxes for a suitable but less durable repair. Feel free to send a photo to kitchensbySavina@gmail.com. :)
This must have been filmed in Chicago. Listen to them sirens.
Hello, i got a big chip right where the faucet sits on the laminate countertop. The problem is that this area will get very often wet. Can I waterproof seal it with the tools you used?
Hi Maria. I would use 5 minute epoxy to waterproof it, then color the surface close using nail polish blends. I think this should give you some good use out of it and blend pretty well. It'll take the "artist" touch and you should be good to go. :) Feel free to ask more questions.
I have a shallow scratch in the top of my laminate, that did not penetrate into the colour. I wish to use a product that can fill in the scratch, to make it disappear, when viewed showing the sheen of the topcoat. Suggestions?
I think the best you can do is fill it in with a clear (nail) polish that matches the sheen of your counter. I would then wax your entire counter with a hard paste wax.
When you were wiping the finished repair, were you using the lacquer thinner? Does that smudge off the repair that was made?
For the waxes I use mineral spirits. For the Seamfill or Blendal Powdered Colors I use lacquer thinner.
How do i fix a scrape mark that is around 1 foot long on my countertop close to the sink basin. Is there a way to fill that in or should I replace with a new sheet of countertop laminate? Thanks!
Feel free to send me a photo @ kitchensbySavina@gmail.com I'll be glad to give my opinion. :)
Hi! I have a long, deep scratch in a grey laminate countertop. What would be the best method to repair? The Mohawk or the Seamfil? Also, I have a crazy glue spill on the same laminate. I've tried using 100% Acetone but that started to discolour the grey laminate. Any tips? Thanks for your guidance!
Send a photo or two to my email: kitchensbySavina@gmail.com and I will advise. Thanks.
RE one you did at 7:15 laminated blackish counter with Mohawk: I have a light golden/brown countertop want to do that to it where dropped some water on it that had paint in it that discolored that spot, but need to cover it with some kind of material to match laminated glossy topcoat. What would I used? Thank you
I would use a clear nail polish of the same sheen. This product is widely available for little money and a variety of sheens. Alternately you could pruchase a spray can of clear Rustoleum or similar in the correct sheen. Sometimes you can change the sheen with a bit of fine steel wool and wax. Always experiment to determine acceptable result.
I put a screw in and it was too long and it punctured the laminate i was able to make it as flat as possible but i want to make sure it does not damage with water or etc. What coat should i put on top to seal it and make it secure??
Hi Jessica. Sorry about your misfortune, but easy repair. Back out the screw and hammer down or remove any material sticking up from counter surface. The Mohawk brand or any other wax repair products will fill in the depression and blend color as well as repelling water. If very close to sink or wet area a sealer is recommended prior to fill in. Something water proof like polyurethane, super glue or other. My website is linked in the description and feel free to contact me through that or back here. :)
Thank you for video. I will be fixing my countertop when my paints arrive. Could I substitute anything for the rapid pad?
Hi Christine. Sound like you are using Mohawks products. Rapid pad is a solvent and fixative. What ever system you use needs to be compatible chemical components. I use Mohawks Rapid Pad in conjunction with their powdered colors. for instance, you could use various nail polishes mixed to achieve the colors you need or alternatively enamels used for model cars. The key is a product that dries hard and durable. A product that can be purchased in a small size and offers many different colors so you can mix them to get the color or effect you need. I hope this helps.
Thank you, I ordered the Mohawk stains, but am having trouble finding the rapid pad in my area. Is there something similar I could use?
I believe the powdered colors will dissolve in most solvent based finishes including varnish and alcohol. I don't think it would be compatible with water base finishes. I clean my brushes with lacquer thinner. Try mixing with a bit of clear varnish. Dip your brush in the varnish to wet it and then mix into a bit of powder to experiment.
@@KitchensbySavina thank you for the help. Also, does it need to be a water based varnish?
@@christineboozer9980 I do not believe the powdered stains are water based. All that I have used are solvent based (basically Oil) You can call Mohawk direct to make sure.
I need help repairing my counter I burned it a inscent can I do this ? How can I get the burn marks off before doing this ?
Hi Teea, I just noticed this question. The burn is permament. You can try cleanser but likely will not work. I would use fine sand paper or equivalent to sand off the burned area after which you can color the area using some of the methods described. Nail posih is often useful as so many colors are available in small inexpensive quantities.
Which is better? For a worktop tiny burn?
Its not deep, just the top laminate has a burn and the laminate peeled off about 3mm and not deep.
Colorfill or hard wax melted?
I understand colorfill is supposed to be waterproof. What would be the difference compared to hard wax?
Also, if a clear lacquer was used over it, would that be sufficient for it to be waterproof sealed?
Good sir? Have you received any word on your project(?) as we share the same dilemma.
A piece of my counter is coming up around my kitchen sink. How do patch that without removing the sink. Looks like there's black rot under the vinyl
Hi Carrol. I would probably dig out the rot and fill with something like epoxy or something impervious to water. Once you have it close to smooth with the surrounding counter, use the techniques in my video to color to match. Feel free to send me a photo to KitchensbySavina@gmail.com for further input. :)
My counter has an area by the kitchen sink. The seam seems to be overlapping the seam next to it. Like bubbled up. Is it possible to fix that
Send me some photos to KitchensBySavina@gmail.com Perhaps I can help you with some repair ideas.
Can you use this if you have a heat bubble from a pan ?
Hi Andrea. I would remove the bubbled portion. After I would fill and color the damage underneath. If the bubble is not burned (still has a pleasing color, you may be able to insert glue underneath and clamp it down to repair. If this fails you can still remove the damaged area and fill/color in as described. I hope this helps. :) Thanks for watching.
The 5-0 has me tripping. had to mute it like three times. Thought I was in trouble.
Needs more police sirens in the background.
Haha. Yes , I noticed that and I'm working on it.
@@KitchensbySavina this sounds like you are gonna commit a crime to get more sirens 😆
Hi Gordon. The laminate is coming unglued in the center of the countertop and creating a bulge. (Adhesion along all the edges is fine.) Is there any special trick I could use to re-glue that area?
Depending on the size of the area, consider this. Drill a hole or several about 1/16" diameter. Squeeze some super glue in and weight down flat. Use something heavy and flat with a piece of wax paper between so you don't glue the weight clamp to the counter. Either the super glue will fill the hole and just require minor clean up or you can fill any remaining void with one of the methods mentioned in the video. Let me know if you use this suggestion and how it works out. :)
@@KitchensbySavina Will, do. Thanks a bunch!
I have burnt mark on my kitchen counter. Will these techniques work?
Yes . Scrap away the burned area and repair as shown.
in bigger marble crack what do you suggest? thanks
Feel free to send a photo to kitchensbySavina@gmail.com . If this is real marble, special materials are used that are translucent. If just marble laminate, than normal hard waxes may be used or other filler with a bit of matching paint. Let me know how it works out.
Can you paint the countertop after using these products?
Hi June. Generally yes. However not on the wax pencil products. The mohawk and Minwax waxes are hard waxes with a moderate melt point. Don't plan on paint sticking to that surface. If you plan on painting the best is epoxy, plastic (bondo) or wood filler, then paint. Thanks for you comment.
What about a crack? Is there a product to fix that? It's not chipped yet trying to avoid that. Cracked it as we were putting it down.
Hi Sharon. Could you email a photo of the crack to me at kitchensbysavina@gmail.com I'll take a look and tell you what I would do.
Will any of these work for small burns
I imagine the would. Just scrap of the burned parts and repair as shown in video.
does it work as well with larger areas?
It depends on the nature of the damage. Feel free to send a photo or two to KitchensBySavina@gmail.com and I suggest a repair.
Could you show us how to hide seams on existing countertops please?
Using the same basic techniques, purchase a Seamfil kit and use the colors to fill in the seam. Just seach for Seamfil (kit) on Amazon or a similar search.
@@KitchensbySavina Thank you
Thanks! My only question would be, if the damage occurs at a corner, is there some special something I need to use to reform the corner edge? Anyone?
I will guess (without seeing it) that an auto body filler like bondo may work. Alternatively you can make a little dam by taping a piece of wood to the counter and filling the void with a 5 minute epoxy. Then color the repair using the Mohawk colors or similar.
@@KitchensbySavina Thanks so much for taking the time. Since the damaged corners are about 2.5 cm by 1.5 cm deep on a computer desk (all 4 corners on both desks) the wood from will be the way to go, I think. Thanks again!
Okay, but with the wax fix, won't it just melt and mush when it gets warm again? In the summer, butter and other things on my countertop melt very easily.
It's possible, but the Mohawk waxes are "hard" waxes with a high temperature melt point. They are widely used for repairs to furniture finishes. We use them often and use a heat gun to soften or melt them. You would need to experiment with your actual conditions.
My man needs to move out of the bad neighborhood! The sirens make it sound like the apocalypse outside.
what if you want to fill holes ?> going from three holes to single faucet is it possible
I would start by filling in the holes you don't want. Use something like auto body filler, epoxy, cut a wood plug or make wood filler with glue and sawdust. Make approximately level and then color in like shown in this video.
@@GJvv2009 is laminate countertop mdf essentially?
i was removing my old sink and then whole thing started to give up
Were do you buy the mohawk repair
Amazon has lots of Mohawk products. www.amazon.com/Fil-Stik-Furniture-Cabinet-Filler-M230-1250/dp/B09KJ85NK1/ref=zg_bs_383886011_11?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=FPWC8K73STDYFM7HF1HB
I accidentally ran a screw from underneath through the top of a melamine table. What would you recommend to fix it ?
Hi Mega. Back out the screw, clean out loose material. Get a couple of hard wax fill sticks and mix the whites until you are satisfied with the repair. You may also fill with wood putty and level, then use matching paint or nail polish to repair. Here is a link to Mohawk Fil Sticks. www.amazon.com/s?k=mohawk+fil+sticks&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
Is melamine the same as laminate ?
Thank you very much for your quick responses.
@@MegaBranigan Melamine is often referred to as low pressure laminate. There are many different products by that name. True melamine is a paper applied to a substrate which is then saturated with melamine resin. It has good wear characteristics but lacks the impact resistance of high pressure laminates. It should make no difference in your repair.
@@KitchensbySavina thank you
Was this filmed in South Central L.A. what’s with all the sirens 🚨 🤣🤣🤣 Forget the repair it’s time to move 🤣🤣🤣
Plenty of shootings in the city. :) Building cabinets is a stress reliever.
I burned my countertop and can you tell me what colors you think I will need and how to repair it
Please send a photo to kitchensbySavina@gmail.com then I can see your counter and make a suggestion. :)
What colour was your counter top before ?
@@KitchensbySavina sent . Thanks
and for the elephant in the room: Where are you recording from, East Harlem?
One of our idiot renters used our laminate countertop to chop food on instead of large chopping block on wheels. There are marks all over it so I hope this works!
Sorry to hear that. Same has happened to me. Hopefully this video offers some methods you can use to repair.
R u in Phoenix?
Rochester, NY :) If you have an issue with a repair, feel free to send me a photo and question.
Hello
I just burned the window wood how to repair
Send me a photo to KitchensbySavina@gmail.com I'll take a look and give my suggestion. :)
@@KitchensbySavina will this wax come out if I scratch it?
@@ayeshaakter4885 Yes, although it is a hard wax if you dig at it you can easily remove it. It is commonly used for furniture repairs.
Do those ambulance drivers have no respect that your CZcams home repair show
is being filmed live here ? The nerve of those guys !!! They need to pull over until
your video is complete.
Funny. I like the music though. czcams.com/video/l89MdOilh44/video.htmlsi=qdlILDjILPybJxvm
Nice video … but those sirens are not needed… disturbing
Brah, you are not fooling the cops! On your knees, show me your hands!
So ur saying a lot of ppl will still be able to see the repair sunk into the counter top ? I’m Average DYII kind of guy I hate hiring people to do anything but I could make that countertop look a lot better than that