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Giani Countertop Paint Kits are the perfect fit for budget conscious DIY kitchen makeovers. A simple 3-step process with all tools included, each kit will help you transform your existing countertops to the look of natural granite in just one weekend.

Kit Includes: 12 oz. IronCore Primer-Base Coat, 6 oz. Pearl Mica Mineral, 6 oz. Black Onyx Mineral, 4 oz. Bronze Mineral, 16 oz. Glitter Topcoat, 6” Giani Roller Arm and 2 Roller Pads, 4” Giani Paint Sponge, 2” Foam Brush, Practice Board

The typical project time is approximately 4 hours of painting and 16 hours of drying time. You may fully use your countertops as normal after allowing 14 days for your Giani application to cure.

**If you have a one-piece countertop and sink installation, and would like to paint both, please use XIM Tile Doc to prep the sink only. Tile Doc is a white epoxy-based aerosol spray paint designed specifically to update ceramic and porcelain sinks.**

Each kit covers up to 35 square feet of countertop surface area and provides easy cleanup with Giani Countertop Cleaner or gentle soap and water.

Giani Countertop Paint is durable and will hold up under the stress of normal, everyday use. Giani is formulated to cover typical countertop materials such as Formica, Corian, laminate, ceramic tile, cultured marble, butchers block and traditional granite.

Visit the manufacturer's website for live chat support and to receive help with project ideas, design advice, application assistance and more!

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Easy to use
4.4
4.2
4.3
4.0
4.2
4.2
Sheerness
4.3
4.0
4.4
4.2
4.0
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Durability
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1360 milliliters
44 fluid ounces
110 fluid ounces
46 fluid ounces
500 milliliters
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1
1
119
1
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paint type
Mineral
Acrylic
Mineral
Acrylic
Acrylic
Acrylic
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Tile
Ceramic, Wood, Stone
Stone
Ceramic,Laminate
Ceramic
Ceramic, Wood, Stone
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Bronze
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Glossy Finish,Polished
Bronze
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4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5 out of 5
9,387 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the appearance, ease of use, quality and value of the paint. For example, they mention it looks good, it goes on easily in minutes and it's an inexpensive alternative to new countertops. That said, opinions are mixed on durability and cleanliness.

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1,441 customers mention1,274 positive167 negative

Customers like the appearance of the paint. They mention that it looks good, keeps the counter looking shiny, and new. They also say that the color turned out great, and the sparkle is visible. Customers say that it goes perfectly with gray cabinets, and looks like actual stone. They say the shapes are more organic-looking, and allow for white "veins" in the paint, making the final results beautiful. Customers also say it's a very subtle touch, and totally unique.

"...This counter top color also looks great with grey tones (like how I did with my cabinets)." Read more

"...The bathroom was the nicest room in the house - the counters looked fantastic. This product is time-consuming, but extremely easy to use...." Read more

"...It keeps the counter looking shiny, and new. Also keep any hot pans away from the countertop, as it will soften, and melt, the new surface...." Read more

"...The final results were beautiful and everyone loves them, thought it was genuine granite, and asked me what my trick was when I admitted it was..." Read more

1,356 customers mention1,193 positive163 negative

Customers find the paint easy to use. They say it looks like granite and goes on easily in minutes. Customers say that following the directions is super important. They also mention that the black base is easy to work with and is an easy solution for old counter tops.

"...The instruction booklet is an easy step by step---simple. The sponges and rollers clean up really easily with warm water...." Read more

"...I, do however, enjoy my counter tops now than before. It's a quick and simple project that is super affordable and a temporary fix...." Read more

"...It is easy to do and looks authentic. There’s no need to take a chance and mess with any other top coats in my opinion." Read more

"...This kit is easy and intuitive to use!..." Read more

1,247 customers mention1,106 positive141 negative

Customers like the quality of the paint. They mention that the final product is pretty good, great, and fantastic. They also say that the project was satisfying and worth the work. Customers also mention that they used the standard kit and the result was OK. Overall, they are satisfied with the product and recommend it to others.

"...pots and pans, cutting boards, etc down on the counter, and they are solid and no scratches! I can't wait to do the L-shape!..." Read more

"...All in all, a great product, great primer, good paints, decent top coat. Great present or solution for home owners for a budget kitchen" Read more

"...and the walls in both rooms for thorough makeovers, and the results were amazing!..." Read more

"...If you have a little patience, and artistic flair, the results will be amazing, and so will the money that you save!" Read more

343 customers mention281 positive62 negative

Customers like the value of the paint. They say it's an inexpensive alternative to kitchen remodel, a huge way to save money, and a quick and easy way to update worn, outdated countertops. Customers are also happy with the coverage and the cost.

"...It's a quick and simple project that is super affordable and a temporary fix. I have left over product to do more, if needed...." Read more

"...new Amazon Basics hardware, which is absolutely beautiful as well as affordable...." Read more

"...Incredible value for under $80.I would easily recommend this product to anyone." Read more

"...I was excited at the possibilities & potential to save a lot of money while savaging my laminate countertops...." Read more

321 customers mention193 positive128 negative

Customers are mixed about the durability of the paint. Some mention that it has no issues at all with durability, has not scratched or flaked, and is very forgiving if you mess up a spot. However, others say that the top coat seems like it might not be too durable, and certain areas are showing wear and need touching up.

"...cutting boards, etc down on the counter, and they are solid and no scratches! I can't wait to do the L-shape!..." Read more

"...I wish I had just used the Giani topcoat. It is not super shiny but it still looks great...." Read more

"...The stuff is very durable. Overall I am very please with how the counter turned out...." Read more

"...It's been about 6 months & there have been no problems with peeling or discoloration...." Read more

81 customers mention38 positive43 negative

Customers are mixed about the cleanliness of the paint. Some mention that it cleans up easily with a paper towel, and spills wipe up easily. However, others say that it was not easy and was messy.

"...We have a large peninsula, and this area was the worst. It was streaky and there were dry spots even though I tried to be careful with rolling...." Read more

"...The sponges and rollers clean up really easily with warm water...." Read more

"...It messy - be prepared to tape everything off as the resin will inevitably fall off the edges of your counters...." Read more

"...Best of all, spills wipe up easily with a sponge--without leaving any stains behind...." Read more

125 customers mention28 positive97 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the color of the paint. They mention that the arcillic mineral colors make a mess, the gold color wasn't really that gold, and the shine is more dull. Some say that the white looks really bright when first applying, but it takes time to darken. Some customers also mention that it's hard to get the already painted colors on the flat surface and the backsplash to fill in. Overall, some customers feel that the paint is more of a sponge painted pattern.

"...in one spot on my counter where the poly wasn't even and the shine is more dull there, but I can live with it...." Read more

"...The arcillic mineral colors make a mess, and the black primer acts like a fast drying Rust-Oleum (minus the enamel smell thankfully)...." Read more

"...It has it's place, but not so much on a counter. It leaves the gloss streaky no matter how closely I followed directions and let out my inner OCD...." Read more

"...This kit lets you be very flexible with the colors, You can go lighter or you can go darker...." Read more

93 customers mention0 positive93 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the peeling of the paint. They mention that it starts peeling in random places, and gradually chips down to the original surface. Some customers even say that the paint completely flaked off.

"...We had some scratches and small places that began to peel, mostly from the cats jumping on/off of the counters...." Read more

"My counters are all peeling they do not give enough of the polyurethane . They looked great for about 6 to 8 months then they started to peel...." Read more

"...Last thing to note, some people had problems with this product flaking off easily, and in the tiny corner I didn't cover with epoxy, it did scratch..." Read more

"...my counters in April 2019 and last year (around April 2022), they started chipping and eventually some of the counter underneath became visible...." Read more

Brightened up my black formica!!!!
5 Stars
Brightened up my black formica!!!!
First off, this was by far the scariest DIY I have ever done, because let's be honest, its quite permanent! So, I will include the black formica picture I had originally in the kitchen, and then the Sicilian Sand transformation. I really wish I would have found this paint a long time ago. Now that I have lighter counter tops, the whole kitchen/dining is getting a face lift! I built my house in 2010 and dark trim and accents were really "in". Well, at least I thought dark was in. I started this process on a Thursday evening and did not use my counter tops again, until Sunday evening. So PLAN AHEAD! This is definitely a process, but totally worth it. I started with my island and have yet to the do the L-shape around the back of the kitchen by the stove and sink. I figured if I completely messed it up, I could just replace that island piece (because if I had money for new counter tops I would have bought them). So Thursday night around 8pm, I used an SOS pad and scrubbed the countertop really well. I wiped it down with a wet paper towel twice, then a dry one after that. I put the black primer on with the roll brush provided, and wa'laa. Let that dry until Friday night, then I started with the colors. So nervous. HINT: if you want more a tan countertop use the tan and gold colors more concentrated and then accent with the white. I was a tad nervous so I didn't really apply the tan/gold like I should have. Therefore my counter tops look whiter than I would have liked them to be, but I can really focus on the tan for the L-shape I have yet to do ( I don't think the different shade will look all that bad). Some people's islands are a completely different color on purpose! Ha, the "in" thing. I will say that it is hard to go back in steps. Meaning, if you have more black showing than you would like at the end, it looks weird to go back over the white color with the tan. Cut the sponge like it says and use the rough side! The sponge was really hard to cut, maybe my scissors weren't sharp enough, but I struggled to get 3 even pieces. Anyways, I twisted my hand and wrist as I dabbed the paint on, so there wasn't a pattern. All the colors can go on one after the other. Then you let that dry (I let mine overnight). HINT: I put NOTES all over the kitchen, because I would be the first person to put something on the counter!! The next morning, I got 600 sand paper and sanded it about 3 times! I would sand and then vacuum the counter top, and repeat. There will be places a tad higher in paint and you really want those to be level with the rest of the paint. I think the sanding made the paint look more natural too. I applied the poly. It was so easy to apply with the roller. Like when you paint a wall, make sure the roller evenly spreads the poly so you don't get more gloss in an area. I did 3 coats (which they say is MAX), 2 is recommended. I can see in one spot on my counter where the poly wasn't even and the shine is more dull there, but I can live with it. (in the 4th picture you can see the horizontal less shiny part). The surface after the last poly has dried, is not completely smooth/flat (tried to include that texture in the 5th picture) It has a bit of a texture, but doesn't bother me a bit. Then we went out of town for the weekend, through Monday night. 3 days to cure!!!!! Got back that evening, and I have been using the counters the last 2 weeks, and I still walk in the kitchen forgetting how much I love them. I have set all of my appliances, pots and pans, cutting boards, etc down on the counter, and they are solid and no scratches! I can't wait to do the L-shape!My best piece of advice, give yourself time. I am not a DIY expert but I do enjoy projects. Don't rush this one and you won't regret it. The instruction booklet is an easy step by step---simple. The sponges and rollers clean up really easily with warm water. Note: I do not have a formica backsplash, I took it out a few years ago when we got a tile back splash, so I cannot comment at all on how easy/hard it is to do the 3 inch back splash. GOOD LUCK, I don't think you will regret buying this product. Also, I found this product at Home Depot, and it was $1 more, so if you have Amazon Prime, buy it here!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2016
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5.0 out of 5 stars Brightened up my black formica!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2016
First off, this was by far the scariest DIY I have ever done, because let's be honest, its quite permanent! So, I will include the black formica picture I had originally in the kitchen, and then the Sicilian Sand transformation. I really wish I would have found this paint a long time ago. Now that I have lighter counter tops, the whole kitchen/dining is getting a face lift! I built my house in 2010 and dark trim and accents were really "in". Well, at least I thought dark was in. I started this process on a Thursday evening and did not use my counter tops again, until Sunday evening. So PLAN AHEAD! This is definitely a process, but totally worth it. I started with my island and have yet to the do the L-shape around the back of the kitchen by the stove and sink. I figured if I completely messed it up, I could just replace that island piece (because if I had money for new counter tops I would have bought them). So Thursday night around 8pm, I used an SOS pad and scrubbed the countertop really well. I wiped it down with a wet paper towel twice, then a dry one after that. I put the black primer on with the roll brush provided, and wa'laa. Let that dry until Friday night, then I started with the colors. So nervous. HINT: if you want more a tan countertop use the tan and gold colors more concentrated and then accent with the white. I was a tad nervous so I didn't really apply the tan/gold like I should have. Therefore my counter tops look whiter than I would have liked them to be, but I can really focus on the tan for the L-shape I have yet to do ( I don't think the different shade will look all that bad). Some people's islands are a completely different color on purpose! Ha, the "in" thing. I will say that it is hard to go back in steps. Meaning, if you have more black showing than you would like at the end, it looks weird to go back over the white color with the tan. Cut the sponge like it says and use the rough side! The sponge was really hard to cut, maybe my scissors weren't sharp enough, but I struggled to get 3 even pieces. Anyways, I twisted my hand and wrist as I dabbed the paint on, so there wasn't a pattern. All the colors can go on one after the other. Then you let that dry (I let mine overnight). HINT: I put NOTES all over the kitchen, because I would be the first person to put something on the counter!! The next morning, I got 600 sand paper and sanded it about 3 times! I would sand and then vacuum the counter top, and repeat. There will be places a tad higher in paint and you really want those to be level with the rest of the paint. I think the sanding made the paint look more natural too. I applied the poly. It was so easy to apply with the roller. Like when you paint a wall, make sure the roller evenly spreads the poly so you don't get more gloss in an area. I did 3 coats (which they say is MAX), 2 is recommended. I can see in one spot on my counter where the poly wasn't even and the shine is more dull there, but I can live with it. (in the 4th picture you can see the horizontal less shiny part). The surface after the last poly has dried, is not completely smooth/flat (tried to include that texture in the 5th picture) It has a bit of a texture, but doesn't bother me a bit. Then we went out of town for the weekend, through Monday night. 3 days to cure!!!!! Got back that evening, and I have been using the counters the last 2 weeks, and I still walk in the kitchen forgetting how much I love them. I have set all of my appliances, pots and pans, cutting boards, etc down on the counter, and they are solid and no scratches! I can't wait to do the L-shape!

My best piece of advice, give yourself time. I am not a DIY expert but I do enjoy projects. Don't rush this one and you won't regret it. The instruction booklet is an easy step by step---simple. The sponges and rollers clean up really easily with warm water. Note: I do not have a formica backsplash, I took it out a few years ago when we got a tile back splash, so I cannot comment at all on how easy/hard it is to do the 3 inch back splash. GOOD LUCK, I don't think you will regret buying this product. Also, I found this product at Home Depot, and it was $1 more, so if you have Amazon Prime, buy it here!!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars I thought I couldn't do it, but I did it
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5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 5, 2023
For a few years I’ve need a new work top and my husband said we couldn’t afford one. I tried this product behind his back and he was amazed with the result, it’s totally transformed our kitchen, WE LOVE IT!
Quality is fantastic and it’s saved us so much money.
It’s really easy to use, I didn’t use the white marble effect as I wanted a bronze look, any knife marks or chips I filled in with wood filler first.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Try it - works great.
Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2019
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5.0 out of 5 stars Overall good product
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2020
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Steve
5.0 out of 5 stars Transformed our tired worktops.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2019
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5.0 out of 5 stars Transformed our tired worktops.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2019
This kit transformed the old stained, damaged and faded white laminate countertops that we inherited with our house (see before and after photos)

Following the instructions to the letter I was easily able to complete the job over a weekend. Most time consuming part was the prep, the painting went on quickly and easily and left a great finish. To get a really realistic granite finish requires some artistic eye but satisfied with what I achieved.

After 3 weeks the finish is still perfect and really easy to keep clean.

Obviously it isn’t going to trick anyone into thinking it’s real stone but at £80 compared to the real deal at over £2k you can’t go wrong!
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