For the bathroom vanity top: There are multiple flat iron (hot hair tool) burn marks on the white plastic bathroom countertop.

I personally like replacement over the plastic lining ballon trick that is popular these days but that a money decision up to you.

What are you good and bad experiences with:Kitchens: countertops, flooring, appliances, etc.Bathrooms: tile types and materials, shower/bath (plastic insert vs. tub & tile, etc.), toilets, faucets, etc.General: flooring, window treatments, anything else.Thanks!

I am currently working as mold maintence for an injection molding company the produces plastic auto trim.

We put in a cheap carpet from HD in a SFR that was apparently made from plastic bottles.

@Mitchell LitamIf it really is just a couple of pieces you can fill and sand with either bondo or plastic wood. 

Everywhere is plastic friendly down to a vending machine- so that is a non-issue.If it is for services and the negotiated price is for cash- then it is a loss.

The same concern with plumbing, if it was plastic. 

It is impact and slip resistant as well.You'll need the following:Cheap plastic cement mixerHeavy rollerWheelbarrowLubricant (wd40 works but you'll need half a dozen cans.)Screed boardTrowelsGlovesRubber crumb (Contact your local tire recycler.

I like to mix with cheap plastic tape knives.