Giani Wood Look Paint for Garage Doors- Step 2 Wood Grain Finish Coat, Pint (English Oak)

I used this on an old chest of drawers I had for decades. No sanding, or anything other than wiping down. It is beautiful and matches other furniture even better than my dared to hope for. I bought another can of it to paint a desk, when I get a chance. Great stuff, y’all!

See the pics. It totally worked. My neighbor left his old ugly fence behind the new fence that he built. I couldn’t remove it because it wasn’t my fence. :( I’ve been trying to find a solution for several months. Then I came across this product. Wow. Amazing difference. A few tips on how to apply.Use the step 1 paint and let it dry completely.Apply the step 2 paint with any paint mitt (a brush left too many straight lines, but the mitt was perfect!).I debated between red oak and honey oak. I ended up going with a very light coat of honey oak and then a light coat of red oak on top (since I had ordered both). The honey oak by itself wasn’t orange enough to blend in with my other fence, but together it looks great!You can’t really go wrong with either color, they are very similar. Also - the honey oak looks dark in the can, but it is NOT dark when applied to the base coat!!! So don’t worry!

This was so easy to use my metal garage door looks like wood and all my white wood trim now looks like stained wood.i did it all myself in very short time.

Great

I bought both steps 1 and 2 and so far the base is great goes a long way BUT the 2nd step can has already been used. The can isn't full and you can see paint on the side of the can. You cam also tell that the clips on the top of the can have been previously removed. I gave it a 1 star because I work hard for my money and don't appreciate being deceived.