Worktop resurfacing

[mysaladdays]

We've been looking at different ways of breathing a bit of new life into our kitchen without spending a fortune as it will all be ripped out in a couple of years. In the meantime, however, it does look a bit rough, including very worn laminate worktops.

Has anyone had their worktops relaminated, or resurfaced? I've seen a few companies doing this kind of thing on line, but wondered whether it was any good? I'd definitely not be confident of doing it myself!

TIA

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I'd be inclined to just replace the worktops - you should be able to do it fairly cheaply. If you speak to a joiner they can generally get hold of reasonably priced worktops & fit them for you. We did this in our current house when we first moved in as we couldn't afford to replace the kitchen & the worktops were foul. Can't remember how much it was but thinking a few hundred £s?

Thanks for the reply, I was wondering that- replace or resurface.......