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Im planning to also paint the top of my gas stove; is this heat resistant?

Why thw resolution is 144? Lol

Can you paint this over stainless steel?

How about a range?

This looks like any silver paint.. cheap and ugly..

That looks terrible

I am working right now on this project woo hoo!!!!!!!!

I’m trying to fix the pealing parts on my counter after three years of this paint on my Formica countertop. I’m sanding it down in those areas. I’m guessing just to repeat the process

I bet it looks tacky AF in person

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This video doesnt say what to do about the door handles.

how did you paint the handles and the water dispenser? It was white at first now it's a different color

I think the oven will smell like paint when it heats up.

What are you talking about you have to clear out your fridge if you need to leave the doors open for 2 hours!

You need to take the logo off

buts wait.. if its fingerprintless what if its in a crime scene?

Wow. Thanks for this video! So cool.

Congrajulations! (Yes, that IS the correct way to spell it! NOT "congratulations", which is a bastardized AMERICAN version!) You turned the opportunity to intelligently inform me into just another boring-ass commercial! (Stay in advertising, honey, you don't have the talent for anything else!)

What if the appliance has a textured finish? Our refrigerator is textured, and that wouldn't look good stainless. Will it fill in the pattern?

This looks amazing. Now all my appliances will match without having to spend thousands to replace them all

Can I use this on a tub?

This is pretty cool

2:37 sticker fail

is there any way to cover over ceramic tiles so the grout line does not show

@fthomas700 is it ok to use Liquid Stainless steel to paint a microwave handle? The handle is from a stainless appliance, however the handle is plastic and had some sort of stainless coating that is chipping off and rather sharp, this was covered by the previous home owner with foil tape which looks... tacky. I was hoping to remove this coating from the plastic handle, and repaint it.

Amazing, I may do this on my dining table. a whole new look !!

smgabby - Great Question! How to turn ceramic tile into beautiful GIANI™ granite tile!... ___________________________ 1. First - clean the tile to ensure it's free of all residue. Use SOS® or Brillo® pads and use a damp cloth and rinse with water to ensure all residue is removed. 2. Next - use a fine grit silicon carbide sand paper to lightly rough up your tile surface - and wipe up the sanding dust with a damp cloth and allow to dry - 3. Tape off and protect any sinks, cabinets, appliances and backsplashes - with 3M’s “Painter's Tape for Delicate Surfaces® ”, because this tape resists “bleed through”. Press down on the tape to seal 4. Next, use the foam brush and paint about a very narrow half-inch wide strip of the Giani IronCore primer around any sinks, cabinets, appliances and the bottom and top of your backsplash. We recommend this narrow strip because it minimizes any potential lap lines or “wakes” created by the brush. In addition, your roller will be able to paint up close. 5. Next, use the roller to roll the Giani Primer onto your tile in sections not larger than three feet by six feet. 6. Right after you cover a section with your roller, lightly roll back over it, using light, long, end-to-end, overlapping, one-way roll strokes. This is called “back rolling”, and it’s done to minimize any lap lines or “wakes” created by the roller. You may “back roll” a section a few times. You do not need to “re-wet” the roller for “back rolling”. 7. Now, repeat this “rolling and back-rolling” process over all the remaining sections of your tile. 8. When done, let the primer coat you just applied dry for at least 8 hours - and now you’re ready for the remainder of the GIANI™ Granite process! Finally, another step that’s unique to ceramic tile makeovers - is their grout line - And here’s two options for your consideration on how to manage them . . . 1) You may choose to apply the entire GIANI™ granite process directly over the tile and grout lines - and leave them as they are, because your grout lines may be narrow - and consequently not noticeable - 2) Or - you may apply the GIANI™ Primer and Minerals over your tile and grout lines - let them dry - and then use an artist brush to re-coat the grout lines with a solid GIANI™ Mineral color. This is a less time consuming than it sounds because it’s easy to stay within grout lines because they’re recessed. Finally, apply the GIANI™ clear Topcoat over everything - after your “grout line coat” has dried for the standard allotted time. Remember to keep your new coating water free for two weeks to cure.

I'd love to do this but I have tile countertops. I see that you say it can be done on tile also. Do you have any videos that show the process on tile or any before/after pictures? I'm wondering if it's worth doing or should I just resign myself to ripping out my existing countertops. Thanks!

If I have applied an Epoxy refinishing kit and I am not satisfied. Can I use the Giani over the epoxy?

Yvette Hint - Great Question! You get to stick to the same process as painting the rest of your microwave only be extra careful not to have too much paint because the last thing you want is for paint to drip down into your appliance. Also painting extra thin in this area will ensure that you are not blocking the air flow with dried paint. Because there are so many different makes and models it is hard for us to know if this will be more difficult in your case. Please just use your best judgment. We have awesome customer service and if you would like to email a photo to bhuelsing@gianigranite.com she can give additional advice for your particular circumstance. Thank you!

I would like to paint my white microwave. How do I paint the vent areas at the top.I have a 30' roper

Lovin it... SUBSCRIBED!!

can you upload photos showing the gold dust effect?

Why does everybody like Stainless steel? It shows so many marks its not even funny. I wish there was porcelain more like the toliet/sinks-

Wow, this is really interesting. It looks too good to be true. Is there such product available on the market? I'll ask my counter-top contractor friend to see if he's heard of this product. Thanks for posting the video.

Tile details can be found at gianigranite . com. Also Giani won’t fill in the tile’s grout lines because they’re typically too deep. Two options to consider on handling the grout lines . . paint over grout lines with the Giani primer, paints, and topcoat which is what most people do because it creates the appearance of granite tiles- Or before applying the final Giani clear topcoat - paint the grout lines with one of the Giani Mineral colors using an artist brush to keep a grout look.

This product looks really interesting but not sure it will work for me? I currently have a grouted tile countertop and backsplash. Can this be applied on top? How do I achieve a flat surface first? or will I need to take off the tile? If I do, will I need to smooth the surface underneath first before applying this product?

I believe it...

Ok, thank you for your response. Good to know.

CoralsB - In response to your inquiry - Giani is not designed for flooring because the heavy heal traffic makes the survivability of any Topcoat extremely challenging - To our knowledge - at this time, there isn't a DIY paint system on the market which can perform successfully on a floor - Great question

Can you do linoleum floors with Giani Granite Paint?

i liked the look of the black primer. it looks like slate.

You are in luck! Corian has the same steps as laminate or Formica so you can just follow all of our typical directions. Great Question! The after photos of Corian look the same as the afters of any counter top surface... awesome natural granite look! Happy Painting!

You are in luck! You have the same steps as laminate or Formica so just follow our general Giani™ instructions and videos :) Happy Painting!

I have a corian counter top - any special prep steps? - does any one have a video or photos before and after on corian counter top

Tile details can be found at gianigranite . com. Also Giani won’t fill in the tile’s grout lines because they’re typically too deep. Here are two options to consider on handling the grout lines . . paint over grout lines with the Giani primer, paints, and topcoat which is what most people do because it creates the appearance of granite tiles-Or before applying the final Giani clear topcoat - paint the grout lines with one of the Giani Mineral colors using an artist brush to keep a grout look.

Can you use this on a tile countertop?

There are many more Giani Granite videos to watch on Gianigranites youtube channel. Check it out! Thanks for your feedback!

I agree with Trever Mclean! Can you please post up a updated one?

Good question- online at gainigranite. com is always a guaranteed availability. There are many midwest Lowes that still have kits in stock but you may want to call first. We will be in many more store locations within the next couple of months. Hope this was helpful.