The camera should have been over the project instead of the host so that the entire process could be enjoyed. 😢

I just did this style finish with my bedroom end tables. It turned out beautifully! I had some left over brown antiquing glaze and instead of using a little of the wood n stain to add warmth back in, I used the glaze. It worked well! I didn’t want to use even a drop more of the precious retique it product as I had more furniture to tackle. 😊

Thanks! I’m experienced a bit with the retique it but I wish I had saw your videos a few years ago! Perfect! Thanks for making this

Oh my god this is magic. I was wondering how to put some soul into a mdf project. Thanks.

So cool!

This is so much better than epoxy

This is amazing! I have a laminate kitchen table with several scratches, should I sand it down before priming? Or do you think this process will cover them?

Thanks for the tutorial. How do you do that without gloves? I'm usually covered in paint after the first 2 mins.😄

Love the countertop! I am definitely gonna give this a whirl. Can you tell me the color of the stain on the table behind you? That is EXACTLY the color I am wanting. Thank you so much.

I live in Italy and it is hard to get this products here. I wish you could suggest some other products like those you are showing here

I’m looking for a year after update with pictures. Can’t find any pictures in high trafficked surfaces a year or more later.

Michele, I did Retique it Countertops about 4 years ago and I now have a few chips and scratches. Can I do another full set of layers on top or do I need to go back to the laminate? I do have to say I LOVE RETIQUE IT!!!!!!!!

Great video! I used some of these products to help make faux barn wood countertops. How long does the Gloss tripletique take to dry so I can sand it

That looks very nice. I have two questions. 1) If your counters have mild texture, should you use some filler and sand them smooth first? 2) Is the final top coat food safe and how durable is it?

Can this be done on Formica cabinets?

Do these scratch easily? Even protecting with a cutting board seems like it would scratch.

Two questions. My 50 year old kitchen has Formica counter tops. I like the rest of the kitchen, which is an off-white, but I truly hate the countertops. They are an off-white/yellowish/flecked. There is some chipping here and there. I’d like to change them into a dark wood finish. So here are the questions: 1. What do you recommend to fill in the chips to make the surface smooth? 2. The transition between the countertops and backsplash has been caulked. Can I assume that it’s best to remove all the caulk first, then use the Retique It kit, then re-caulk the transition?

How long do i wait in between stain coats?

I have a tabletop with either a veneer or faux wood laminate top which has many small bubbled areas. I'm not sure if its plywood or MDF underneath. Do I sand the entire tabletop smooth and then apply/finish as you did in this video?

how do you not get any stain on the edges during the process, and likewise, how do you not get any on the finished top when you're doing the sides..

I am looking at the sofa or entry table behind you. I would like that finish and have been trying to create that look or find info on how to create it. Do you have any ideas

OK so I purchased the kit but I want to know if I can use the wood gel stain over the bleached wood Liquid wood paint which I used The graining tool on the second coat of the bleached wood color. I’m wondering if I can use this gel stain and get the same look without having to use the graining tool again? going straight to your step after graining. Do you think it would give the same effect?

Would you recommend doing this first or installing a new tile splash first? Thanks!

How long do you suggest placing things back in the countertops after the 3 coats. Also, what is a safe product to use to wipe down countertops for general cleaning?

This is very interesting, but I'm still hesitant to do it because I wouldn't be able to tell if I had done each step correctly or needed to go back and fix something before continuing on. It would help enormously if you would give a straight-on (or overhead) view of the slab after each step. I could tell what it was supposed to look like easily after the graining step, but next you applied the same product over that again, and it looked like it cancelled the graining out. From then on the camera angle showed a mottled look with no graining. At about 25:00 you showed a closeup view again and it did clearly show the grain again, but it looked very different from how it appeared at the end of the graining step, and I have no idea how it got that way without being able to see the straight on/overhead view of the intervening steps.

What color wood paint did you use from retique it? Bleach wood or light wood? I’ve got to that point so far but an scared to death of the barnwood stain (it looks like a briar patch purplish on my other pieces 🙈)…. But I did things backwards. I did 1 coat of bleach wood, then a 2nd coat of bleach wood I used the graining tool (wanted a lot of grain and thought the whole thing would get stained 1 color, not a mix/layering). Can I still use the gel stain and graining tool at this point? Wish I could post a pic. Also - The retake it would paint does not last very long in its container once opened. Mine has not been opened for a month and I went to use it today and it’s consistency is horrible so I believe it is no longer any good because it will not paint on smoothly, it’s like you can see the sawdust grains. Is that normal?

Hello, Would this technique work on a half round mirror that is not wood. I just removed all the stain and would love this color. What are your thoughts? Thanks

Do you need to buy white wash separately or does it come with the kit?

Could you use a resin topcoat on this?

How do you get in tiny areas around a sink though?

Can this be used outdoors as a garage application, sprayed with a polyurethane as a finished top coat?

What is the red thing you use to get the wood grain?

I feel like the white wash ruined the look when i did it 😩 I’ve tried to put stain over it but it’s not helping and i think I’m making it worse. Is there a way to remove all of this and try it again????

How durable is this? How long does it last?

One more question… Can you use the no pain gel stain pickling white over top of the retake it liquid wood gel stain (rather than the water-based white stain you showed)? I have the voodoo white gel stain and that is water-based, should I use that instead?

What is the grit on sanding block?

Can I apply clear epoxy on top?

Will this work on granite?

It would have been more helpful if you had overhead shots

What a beautiful woman! I mean table.

I wish the table was shown more instead of the lady. The camera person barely showed the table.

I would be way more willing to buy this product if I could trust what was actually done. The camerawork here is terrible . Was it intentionally hiding the process? I no longer want to try this stuff.

I think it may have been very nice but for the most part only saw the presenter. Uhhhh.

The music makes this unwatchable

Why don’t you show what your actually doing? Would be more informative .

Too long a video.

Please dont play terribly boring music.

Where I can buy the red thing can you send me the link