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If you watch our show every day, you know that Rach does all of her cooking on a butcher block countertop. While Rach loves it for its convenience ("You can chop everywhere [on it]," she says.), some people are just after the pretty, rustic look. But it doesn't come cheap, Peter Souhleris and Dave Seymour from A&E's "Flipping Boston" say.
"If you're traditionally going into a home and ripping it apart, you can spend 100 bucks a square foot on stone [or] quartz. That costs thousands of dollars," Peter explains. "[And] if you're going to go into a counter store and ask for butcher block, you're going to pay 50 bucks a square foot. It gets pricey."
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So is there a way to DIY the LOOK of a butcher block countertop? Peter tested a paint kit to find out. (Keep in mind this isn't meant to be chopped on! This product only claims to help you get the aesthetic.)
Product: Giani Butcher Block Countertop Paint Kit
Claims to be a quick, fun and easy way to transform your old countertops.
Watch the video above to see what Peter thought.
