Rubber Empaistic Wood Grain Graining Pattern Wall Paint Painting Tool Decoration DIY by XGUNION

This tool is remarkable ... truly looks like faux wood grain! The only thing is if you are doing a large project... it's difficult to keep the lines straight (like if you are doing a wall) because you have to first paint the wall a light beige or eggshell color. Then you need to mix your wood color paint with glaze so that the paint won't dry too fast when you are using the rolling tool. So in order to paint a wall you will be stepping up and down on a ladder multiple times and it will take several hours. Plus it's hard to line the tool back up where you left off when you step down from the ladder to do the bottom part of the wall. It's labor intensive for a large wall but not for a smaller project. If you use the Faux Glaze in your paint it will slow the paint drying down so that you can go over your design multiple times. I only used 50% paint to 50% glaze which allows you to do 1 1/2 of a rollers width (or two large rubber tools and one small tools width to give you an idea) on a wall at a time. The more Faux Glaze you add to your paint the longer it takes for the paint to dry. The faux glaze is expensive though - $15 for a pint depending on the brand you buy. I used Behr Faux Glaze. Worked great for our Theatrical cabin wall that we needed.

These are great! Super easy to use and a reasonable pricepoint for the wow factor youll surely get using these.

Fairly easy to use but it does take practice and going over. Biggest draw back is occasional drip on surface.

hard to maneuver. roller works better.

I am seriously mind blown. I literally create faux wood grain with no effort at all. These tools are unbelievable and even let a raised texture the more paint I put on. People who've seen our furniture can't believe it's not real wood grain. I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone wanting to create their own grain, it works!

Easy to use and GREAT results. If it’s your first time doing this technique, maybe watch some YouTube instructional videos first.

I purchased these for a faux wood project. They were far cheaper than another set, but look the same. I do recommend a few trial runs, as it took me a bit of practice. Shipped fast. Made from strong silicone. Washes easily.

I used these to paint a diving board to look like a peice of wood. They worked well. You have to try several times before it comes out just right, but the experience is fun.