I am considering redoing our RV counter tops. Has anyone used Giani on an RV countertops?
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As. I wrote before we loved this product. We also have an rv, my husband was wondering about the cold temps in the winter. If that could affect it or not.
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As far as I know this product can be used on many different surfaces. Check with the MFG. I peeled old formica off the base wood...think it was just mdf, or plywood. After that I sanded it ...just a little...I wanted a coarse surface to apply the product. The finished project is beautiful. Everyone loves it.
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Yes....I used that color with a green marbled countertop; it looks awesome....
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I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely pleased with its durability and looks. Remember to not place hot objects on the surface. Good luck. I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely... » Read More I agree that the sensible thing to do is to apply the Giani prior to adding the back splash material. This will eliminate the tedious job of masking off the wall or backsplash and will also enable you to get a better granite effect along the back wall. With respect to the 3" wide self edge, it does seem a bit thick for granite, but that is for you to decide. As a suggestion, you could try the Giani on a 3" wide sample piece of wood or cardboard and hold it in place to see how it looks. Our Giani painted counter top has been in service for about 9 months now and we are extremely pleased with its durability and looks. Remember to not place hot objects on the surface. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have a similar granite top and it works fine on mine. I have more of the honey tones in my granite. Just be sure to wipe it with a DRY microfiber cloth. Otherwise, you will end up with SPOTTED countertops!
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I used it with a vessel basin, but I would think it could be used in a countertop, too.
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Hello, I would think you could safely put the Claphams Bee's wax on Vaneer counter-tops, but if the vaneer is worn off I rather doubt that it will restore the vaneer (which is a thin layer of wood on top of another wood) to its original finish.What it will do is give you a finish coat with a nice soft overall sheen. It will not give you a surface that you can use as a cutting board though. Good Luck.
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Sorry. I cannot help you. I bought Weiman products for my red Corian counter tops. Here, it works perfectly.
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I have a Delonghi toaster convection oven that was made in Italy so it is atleast 15 years old now. It also had anAccumulation of grease for years.I finally decided to clean it. All did wasScrub the inside with steel wool padand water ( yes...just water ) and itcame out so clean with barely anyVisible scratch ... It was amazing !!!But then it was Italian made!!
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I used it quite a few times on a ceramic top with no issues. It seems to take a lot of heating, so the stove does get hot, but no issues.
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I hated it!! I bought about $130 worth and it was all destroyed by the time I tried installing it. The reminder of it all is still painful :-) it doesn't move once it's down(water or no water). If you have a back price to be covered or a corner. .forget it. It just doesn't look right or install easy. It tears..The sink was a joke. Anyway. .I wound up buying the Rustoleum Countertop Transformation kit in Java chip at Menards ($100 less than Lowes) $150. And did my counters. They look AMAZING! Super messy with the chips flying evevywhere at times but the end result was beautiful and extremely durable. I'm very picky yet frugal. The Java chip is the way to go. Debbie
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I did a full countertop and an island. I goofed on the island and had to do I section over. After I finished the project I still had a little left over which I discarded. Just don't put it on heavy.Take your time and you will like the results
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I used it on a cream granite and left a small residue. The residue is now gone so I don't think you should worry about it but just in case test it on an area where most people can't see. My installer left behind the pieces where the apron sink was to be installed so I test it there first to make sure no issues. If you have any un used pieces test it there first if not, just go where you got the stone and they typically have broken pieces they don't mind giving away. Hope all goes great!
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Yes, I coated our 26.5 ' RV about a year ago. It took a little less than the 5 gallon I bought, Had about 2 quarts left over. Need two people for the job. One to mix & hand up to the person coating the roof. It did a great job. Lot cheaper than a new roof. I called the company & they informed me to leave the air bubbles as they were. Not to cut them but to paint over them.
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Our experience was using this product to remove or lessen the dull rings left on our bathroom counter tops about 20 years ago. We followed the directions (tape off the area where you want to work on) and got satisfactory results. This product did not etch the marble or in any way mar the surface we worked on. We would suggest that you tape off one square and work on it like the directions instruct you to. We used the bonnet buffer attachment for our drill as we didn't have a professional buffing machine. Our situation was different from the one you have but we were very pleased with the improvement to the surface damage on those old counter tops. Our experience was using this product to remove or lessen the dull rings left on our bathroom counter tops about 20 years ago. We followed the directions (tape off the area where you want to work on) and got satisfactory results. This product did not etch the marble or in any way mar the surface we worked on. We would suggest that you tape off one square and work on it like the directions instruct you to. We used the bonnet buffer attachment for our drill as we didn't have a professional buffing machine. Our situation was different from the one you have but we were very pleased... » Read More Our experience was using this product to remove or lessen the dull rings left on our bathroom counter tops about 20 years ago. We followed the directions (tape off the area where you want to work on) and got satisfactory results. This product did not etch the marble or in any way mar the surface we worked on. We would suggest that you tape off one square and work on it like the directions instruct you to. We used the bonnet buffer attachment for our drill as we didn't have a professional buffing machine. Our situation was different from the one you have but we were very pleased with the improvement to the surface damage on those old counter tops. « Show Less
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I have a marble top in bathroom & corian in kitchen work great. Also it is easy to use. I hope this help you.
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I did my kitchen counter and it has a corner, we cut right on the grid of the corner. I cut into the corner so none of the previous counter was showing and smoothed the granite down and it did great.
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I did my 38 foot RV all by hand. If you don't mind the work you can get a very nice job doing it by hand. It does take more manual effort than a machine buffer, but the results are very nice.