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| BEFORE - do not be fooled. This was tricky realtor photography and was far dirtier and uglier in person |
I don't think this will be a long term solution, but so far it's holding up really well!
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Giani Granite Countertop Paint Bathroom Remodel
My bathrooms were a nightmare - straight out of the 70s with the original everything. White cabinets that had layers of paint and chipping away...cultured marble countertops that were chipped and had cigarette stains. First I repainted the cabinets with Rustoleum Cabinet Transformations. LOVE this product and have used it in 2 bathrooms and am working on my kitchen.
I considered several options and since we were on a limited budget I decided to jump in and try Giani Countertop Paint. I think it was great success. And admittedly I was pretty skeptical. My artistic skills leave A LOT to be desired. But when people come over they really have to do a double or triple take to realize it isn't granite.
I don't think this will be a long term solution, but so far it's holding up really well!
I don't think this will be a long term solution, but so far it's holding up really well!
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It's really a good thing that you decided to remodel your bathroom. Sometimes, change can be a good thing and here, change made your new bathroom more beautiful! I love that granite counter! It looks so elegant and classy! Your research has paid off and this is the outcome! :)
There's nothing quite as satisfying as a bathroom remodel. Especially when you need to "fix" what originally never should have been done. And those realtor photographs are often disappointing, but at least you got a solution. Home improvement projects are tough, and you found a pretty decent initial solution, hopefully it leads to a long term fix on the bathroom update.
Essie Reed @ Valley Home Improvement
How well did it hold up?
How well did it hold up?
Which color Giani kit is this?
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