Giani Granite Step 2 Mineral Color - Black Onyx 6oz

This pearl mica is amazing, I used it while painting my countertops. First, I painted my countertops with the Giani kit, and I also used this Pearl mica to give it that extra shine and sparkle. Then I applied resin over it and let it dry. This pearl mica worked just as I had hoped it would. It is easy to use, and it dries fairly fast. It does dry like a true pearl color, and it seems to be a good quality item. Furthermore, it made my countertops look beautiful, and I am so happy that I purchased it. I have other projects around home and I plan on using it for my arts and crafts. I've not had any issues with this product at all. Furthermore, I do give this item a perfect 5 stars and I recommend it to my family and friends.

You this redo or touchup on the counters. I learned how to do it by myself and they're beautiful.

Money well spent. This kit to redo my laminate countertop was easy to do as long as you follow directions. Takes two to three days to complete because you need to let dry between steps. No odor at all in our house and we had all windows closed due to heat and humidity. The finished product is unreal, just follow the directions and take your time. Our friends and Family were amazed. If my wife and I can do this, anyone can. We had one countertop we did not like ( we did it at midnight). Next day we started over with the base coat and sponging and it came out perfect. I highly recommend this product.

This product was recommended to me by a maintenance guy. He stated that it was cheaper than getting all new counters so I agreed to give it a try. I used this product to touch up some spots on my counter. It worked well. I had this done a year ago and the only issue I have with the product is that it wears. I was going to get marble or granite and at this point that may have been my decision at this point.

Have contemplated for years what lipstick I could put on this pig (a.k.a. 1980's kitchen - laminate countertops and cabinets in a rental property). Thanks to Pinterest, decided to paint the cabinets, but the countertops??!! After research and finding Gianni, reviews looked good enough to give it a shot. Best decision I could have made!! Just finished them (cabinets will be next), so review on how they hold up will be forthcoming. Pointers on par with many other reviews: 1.watch all vids. I found an awesome technique on YouTube that looks like poured concrete. Pretty Easy and looks amazing! 2. Sanding LIgHTLY before and during clear top coats recommended 3. Apply liberally to get the best effect. Makes it easier to work with and more forgiving and cool results 4. 3 layers of the top coat, and go heavy on the last coat, with only 2-3 passes before loading up next application. Cures roller lines. Need to plan a few days to get all the steps/drying between layers. Don't rush this. If your countertops need some rehab, this is such an amazing and affordable option when a full remodel isn't an option. I am pairing peel and stick Tic TAC Tiles (also on Amazon) with this project and will post pics of the big reveal when done. Pics for now below, with the tiles propped up to get idea.

When you have ordered this wonderful product three different times it shocks you when the first container is full and perfect, the second container is only half full but you still love it so so much you don’t say a word. It is extremely challenging when the third order arrives with barely any paint in the can at all. I am in still in shock!

It worked for me and I love the results Before and after

good paint! very nice!!