Versatile Wood Graining Tool
Original price was: $35.94.$17.97Current price is: $17.97.
Create wood grain textures instantly in just a few swipes.
Bored with your furniture and want to re-paint it? Having a hard time looking for a painter or an artist?
You can paint it on your own with our new Versatile Wood Graining Tool.
Versatile Wood Graining Tool is a STAMP LIKE TOOL that is SPECIALLY DESIGNED to EFFECTIVELY CREATE STUNNING WOOD KNOTS and WOOD GRAIN EFFECTS to any SURFACES.
It is made of SOFT RUGGED RUBBER material making the WOOD TEXTURE REALISTIC. It is STURDY and DURABLE.
Versatile Wood GrainingTool can EFFECTIVELY SHOW VIVID WOOD GRAINING TEXTURE in JUST a FEW SWIPES. It shows REALISTIC IMAGE SIMULATION and REUSABLE.
It is BEST to DECORATE ALMOST MOST SURFACES such as Wall, Wood, Furniture, Fabric, Canvas, Paper, and more. It is VERY EASY TO USE and CONVENIENT to use. It is EASY to CLEAN just WASH it with WATER.
SPECIFICATIONS
Size:
Large: 15 x 6.5 x 3 cm
Small: 7.5 x 6.5 x 3 cm
Versatile Wood Graining Tool
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Orie O’Keefe –
Easy to use. This tool was super easy to use. I recommend watching a few tutorials for using this tool. There are a bunch of YouTube videos that will show you how to use it. Everybody loves the new table top!!
Matthew Blixt –
Turned our red metal doors into wood doors! Easy to use, inexpensive, easy to clean. Make sure you use gel stain on metal and be patient, allow a few days or week after your grain coat before you add your top coat of stain! Using a dry paint brush to lightly drag over the grain and top coat of stain make for even better results!
Elizabeth King –
After a year spent mostly inside my house, I was ready for a change in my decor. After changing to a more neutral color palette, I wanted to refinish my aqua coffee table and accent table. I ran into two problems. First, my tables were not real wood. Second, I couldn’t decide on a color I loved. After an evening on Pinterest eyeing distressed tables and diy projects I found a tutorial using texture tools. I hopped over to Amazon and ordered this one, and OMG! Am I glad I did. No one believes they are not really distressed wood. Took about 5 minutes to get the hang of it, but luckily you can just throw another coat of paint on while it’s still wet and try again it you don’t love your first attempt. I sanded the blue a little bit and added a thin white coat of primer. Then I painted some leftover tan paint I had and used the scraper triangle thing that comes with it and let dry. Then I painted it gray and sporadically drug the tool across to get the effect. It even leaves a very slight wood texture (you could lightly sand to smooth or add poly over it if you do not want texture, but I loved it). You can also use paints closer in color to each other if you are not wanting such a noticeable grain.Note: Please excuse my terrible pictures, it looks amazing in person. I did not receive this free or get paid for a review, I just absolutely love this thing!