How can I make my laminate countertops a waterfall edge from a square
I plan on removing the tile and putting laminate where the tile once was but she wants the waterfall edge to it look even more like granite. It's square right now and I'm just wondering if I should sand it and then put laminate on the edges and if so.... Then how do you put laminate on waterfall edges? I know this is really confusing. Sorry if you don't know what a waterfall edge is. It's round at the top and square at the bottom
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My Late Reply (for any other DIY people):
Order Formica or VT Dimension Laminate Sheets at the big box stores (you need a size larger than your existing countertops for the fabrication process. For a seamless" round-over edge" (some manufacturers call it "half bull-nose" edge, and others call it "waterfall" edge), you need an adjustable heat gun that can maintain an even temp of 325 degrees to successfully soften the laminate sheet that needs to bend over the (Min 1" radius) routed curved substrate edge. If too much heat is applied, the sheet will bubble and the compressed layers of the laminate will puff up and fall apart. Advice: Experiment with the adjustable heat setting on the heat gun on a small cut out area of the laminate to train yourself on this very intense fabrication process. If it seems too difficult (and it is) and you have no patience doing a post lamination application on MDF boards for kitchen counters... hire a Laminate Fabricator!