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

This is the second time I've used this product. I used it in another color I think 15 years ago and it probably lasted 10 years. And I had four children. We've had renters in and out of the house for the past five years and it's slowly deteriorating so I decided to do it again. Super happy with the results! It's very simple, but it takes a lot of time to get it right. Be sure to follow the instructions and watch the video if you're not sure. And you can do whatever you want.

If you follow the instructions e.g. B. Dab the sponge instead of trying to roll it up like before, you will succeed. The only advice I have is to not overthink every step. And after the black (first) coat when you apply the top coat, depending on how much black you want to show through. Remember that each layer covers a little more, so you can adjust how dark or light you want. One packet exposed the entire tabletop with very little leftovers. The corners were the hardest/time consuming for me,

At first we were scared. But the product worked every step of the way exactly as described and in no time we were satisfied and enjoying. The countertop we used was reclaimed brownish marble. The white diamond base is covered with one layer although we applied two. Mottled coats can also be applied well, don't worry, just apply. I cannot vouch for durability yet as it is part of my sewing workshop and I have not subjected it to rigorous testing such as: B. dragging my machine to different…

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…

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…

I bought 2 chocolate brown boxes because I need to cover a large area (about 26ft long countertop). I only used one box. I have a little bit of everything left except 2s. I wiped off the glass to cover the last piece. 2c was thinner than the other colors and the sponge soaked it up more, but I think that was intentional as it created a veining/pooling effect that made it more realistic. It was pretty easy to use. I have absolutely no artistic skills, but I think it turned out well. Giani's…