How can I redo a giani countertop?

yes you will have to remove as much of the exsisting finish as possible for the new restoration paint to adhere

Hi Linda,

I too would think to sand, prime, paint then gloss, however the website listed below states that if it's already glossed, the gloss should be removed with paint stripper. The point of this website is to give directions to someone who wants to redo a Giani countertop - apparently just the design before the gloss is put on. The part about using the paint stripper is under those directions. Good luck & wishing you the best.

https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-redo-giani-faux-granite-countertop-finish/

Oh Linda, here is a product for you, you can order a sample too! For $20 ... this is as easy as painting too! https://leggari.com/

You are very welcome

you are very welcome Linda

Hi Linda, hope this helps you out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEjcTo1Mb6c

1. Lightly sand the countertop.
2. Wipe the countertop down with a damp rag to remove any dust.
3. Apply a new coat of the Giani black primer to the counter.
4. Apply the Giani faux granite finish.
5. When you’re satisfied with the look, apply the clear poly topcoat.

If you want to refinish a countertop after the clear poly topcoat has been applied, you’ll need to use a paint stripper to remove the existing Giani finish, then start over from scratch.

I would definitely to a good prep job, which means sanding and primer. Then if Giani has the color you want now, get a new kit. Rustoleum also makes a kit.