🖌️ Unleash Your Inner Designer with GianiGranite!
The GianiGranite Ironcore Primer is a 12oz water-based black primer designed for easy application as part of the Giani Countertop Paint Kits. Weighing only 294g, this eco-friendly primer provides a durable foundation for your countertop transformation, ensuring a professional finish with minimal effort.
Manufacturer | Giani Granite |
Part number | 891056001291 |
Item Weight | 294 g |
Product Dimensions | 10.67 x 9.91 x 10.41 cm; 294.84 g |
Item model number | FG-GI PRIMER |
Size | 12 oz |
Color | Black |
Material | Durable water based polyurethane |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 1 |
Included components | 16 oz Giani Granite Paint Top Coat Polyurethane Step 3 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
L**I
Holds up well.
Great product on my kitchen counter. I did just the charcoal grey primer and topcoat .....looks amazing!
M**E
Easy to use on granite countertop and please see before and after photos from October 2022
We bought a house that had so much granite in the kitchen but felt badly to take off really good granite. We did the island with an epoxy kit from another company and it is awesome how it came out with different colors. We didn't want to epoxy again as honestly the fumes and the mess was not good especially when one section of the countertop is in levels like the photo as it would drip and we would have to do the process twice (with cats it was not fun to put them in a different room for a week while it cured) I saw this product and thought hmmmm I would honestly be happier if the rest of the kitchen (there's an entire backside that I didn't include photos) was a solid black vs this granite look. I bought these individually - primer, black paint and top coat- as we used $2 acrylic paints from the store to do the rest of the design (and it does help my husband can paint) and I asked him to make it like a river of blue as we have the navy and emerald steel appliances from a major brand and there's a lot of blue and green in our island we epoxy. I also showed him another design for the smaller upstairs countertop that was a laminate that was peeling on the sides. For that one to add some copper and gold and a red color.These are the results and it's lasted so far with cleaning and using it. We don't baby it but we don't put any hot items on it. We use a natural cleaner (no bleach or harsh chemicals) and it's lasted well so far. It didn't cost much and our counterops look great. I also didn't feel badly for tearing out granite that honestly was in great condition. I went on a rabbit hole search of can you paint granite to yes you can!! It costs less than $100 to transform 2 rooms countetops in our home.
B**E
Black primer for smooth surfaces!!
Sticks to Formica like glue.
J**E
Great primer
After minimal surface preparation, this primer provides a lovely uniform solid black coat with no adhesion problems. I had enough to cover the counters in my small kitchen plus an old Ikea table that was painted to match the counters and promoted to island. Minimal smell, fast drying. I have tried both brushing (on the table) and rolling (on the counters), and the results were good in both cases. Cleanup with soapy water is really easy.
L**D
It good
It good
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