🖌️ Enhance Your Home Decor with TINTON LIFE 7-inch Empaistic Wood Pattern Painting Roller & 3.9-inch Graining Painting Tool Review

This reel set was AWESOME! With a little patience and time, our bedroom floor turned out beautifully. After applying the top coat, let it sit for a few hours before applying permanent ink to the boards. Then apply the first coat of stain. Leave on for 24 hours and then roll out the paint. Allow to dry and then seal for 24 hours. Wa-laaa! Just unbelievable.

I love this tool! I've used it on concrete in a room in my garage that I've converted into a studio apartment and it turned out fantastic! After marking the floor with a marker to make it look like sections of wood planks, and a little practice unless someone actually leans over and touches the floor, it looks like I've spent a fortune on wood floors . I applied a light gray ebony primer and am very happy with the result. I can't wait to use it again!

The sanding tool worked great for me, it's easy to use and I felt I mastered it pretty quickly using pressure and simple manual manipulation to create it really nice wood grain. A little difficult to clean but durable and reusable and worth it. The Wood Pattern Roller is easy to use, but since the roller is not very good, the pattern repeats too often and looks rather unreal, like real wood. There are also very few ways to change any part of the pattern with a gentle touch like you can with the

This set is amazing, I'm really amazed at how well it works. As many other reviewers have mentioned, I highly recommend practicing before taking on any project. There is definitely a technique to master, and while it's not difficult, I personally don't find it intuitive either. A warning to those of you who are Type A: the more imperfect your drawing, the more natural and organic it will look. It was a real struggle for me to intentionally be a bit chaotic and avoid any discernible pattern…

After the wallpaper fell off I decided to cover our wall with this kit and three paint colors (coffee base, medium gray and dark chocolate.-brown). The roller was particularly helpful in creating a realistic wood grain pattern. We applied a base coat of coffee, then roughly applied a light and uneven coat of either gray or brown on top (alternating to create different slab tones) and then applied another accent color (brown on gray or vice versa). .You need to have some artistic skill with the…