Review on 🎨 Giani Granite Countertop Paint Kit 2.0- Transform Your Space with 100% Acrylic (Bombay Black) by Mike Johnston

So as mentioned I applied epoxy afterwards. First photos included, photos 3 and 4 after epoxy. Making a kit is pretty easy. Make sure to clean REALLY well with the Krude cutter to remove grease, dirt, etc. I would recommend AT LEAST two full wipes. You'll definitely want to take the mask off because I don't care how steady your hand is with the trimmer brush, once you get to the sponges all bets are off. So you apply a primer and dry. Then a silver sponge and a dry black onyx sponge and a dry bronze plastic bag are crumpled and dried. I reverted to black to counteract the randomness and avoid the smeared look as much as possible. I let everything dry overnight and then finished off with glitter. The result is photos 1 and 2. As expected, some texture and they will NOT reflect the light like a mirror. To be honest I prefer the epoxy clear coat. I used self fill and alignment so there is no more texture and amazing reflection. Epoxy REALLY adds depth too