Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How to apply Weathered Granite and what it looks like to be burnished with a steel or plastic trowel.
Golden Paintworks® Weathered Granite is a heavy-bodied granular texture that can be finished either smooth or rough. It leaves a natural variegated finish from its crushable aggregate for a variety of uses.
Materials:
Golden Paintworks® Weathered Granite - untinted
Tools:
GPW Medium (240x100mm) SS trowel (3.9" x 11.5")
GPW Plastic Trowel
3" spackle knife
Learn more about Golden Paintworks® products at goldenpaintworks.com
How to apply Weathered Granite and what it looks like to be burnished with a steel or plastic trowel.
Golden Paintworks® Weathered Granite is a heavy-bodied granular texture that can be finished either smooth or rough. It leaves a natural variegated finish from its crushable aggregate for a variety of uses.
Materials:
Golden Paintworks® Weathered Granite - untinted
Tools:
GPW Medium (240x100mm) SS trowel (3.9" x 11.5")
GPW Plastic Trowel
3" spackle knife
Learn more about Golden Paintworks® products at goldenpaintworks.com


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