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This is doable.
1- First a good cleaning. Use a scrubby pad and no-rinse TSP to wash and wet sand at the same time. Rince well.
2- A oil based gel stain would work best. You will need a nice white bristle brush and some practice to get the right look. Test by applying a little and letting it dry for at least 24 hours to make sure it sticks well to the laminate.
3- Once stain is applied, can be more than 1 coat just make sure to allow 24 hours between coats. Seal it with either a water based clear coat or a poly or varnish, your choice.