Giani Countertop Paint Kit Instructions

### Preparation 1.

Clean the countertop:

Remove all dirt, grease, and dust using a cleaning solution designed for countertops. Allow it to dry completely. 2.

Remove caulk:

Use a utility knife to carefully remove caulk from around the countertop and sink. 3.

Sand the surface:

Lightly sand the surface of the countertop using fine-grit sandpaper. This will help promote adhesion. Remove any sanding dust. 4.

Protect surrounding areas:

Use masking tape to cover any areas you do not want painted, such as walls, cabinets, or appliances. ### Painting 1.

Stir the paint:

Stir the Giani paint thoroughly before using. 2.

Apply the first coat:

Using a brush or roller, apply a thin, even coat of paint to the countertop. Allow it to dry for 24 hours. 3.

Sand between coats:

Lightly sand the surface of the countertop with fine-grit sandpaper to smooth any imperfections. Remove any sanding dust. 4.

Apply the second coat:

Apply a second coat of paint and allow it to dry for 24 hours. 5.

Remove masking tape:

Carefully remove the masking tape and any plastic sheeting. ### Sealing 1.

Stir the epoxy:

Stir the Giani epoxy thoroughly before using. 2.

Apply the epoxy:

Using a brush or roller, apply an even coat of epoxy to the countertop. Work in small sections and use a clean brush or roller for each section. 3.

Allow to cure:

Allow the epoxy to cure for 72 hours. ### Finishing 1.

Reattach caulk:

Apply a new bead of caulk around the countertop and sink. 2.

Enjoy your new countertop:

Your newly painted countertop is now ready to use! Clean it with a damp cloth and mild detergent. ### Tips * Use a high-quality paintbrush or roller for best results. * Apply thin, even coats and allow ample drying time between coats. * Protect the painted surface from scratches and chemicals until the epoxy has fully cured. * Clean the countertop regularly with a damp cloth and mild detergent. * Touch up any scratches or imperfections as needed using Giani's touch-up kit.