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

I have a very small kitchen counter and needed to refresh it without replacing the ugly granite countertop that was there. I wanted a more marbled/blended look instead of spots so I blended a lot to achieve that look. I love it! The hue is more of a bluish gray so keep that in mind if you don't need that hue. You can always use less gray or more white to get the color you want. My only suggestion is to skip the roller for the last layer and use the same technique as the paint. The roller gave me inconsistent results and I could see "roll marks" no matter how many times I rode the same spot. I waited for it to dry, took a piece of sponge and applied the top coat. Works great. Also look out for fluffy rollers and sponges. I had to grab a few small pieces off the counter before they dried out. I also took very fine sandpaper (240 grit) and lightly sanded the surface after it dried to get a completely smooth finish. I am delighted with this product and will be purchasing another set for my granite top!