Wash them down well with TSP. If you are using chalk paint then no sanding or priming is needed. You will, however, have to wax them to protect the finish once done. If you are using latex paint then apply a base coat of Kilz Adhesion Primer. You can then paint with your choice of paint, color and finish. Have fun!
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What is it you want to know please?
Wash them down well with TSP. If you are using chalk paint then no sanding or priming is needed. You will, however, have to wax them to protect the finish once done. If you are using latex paint then apply a base coat of Kilz Adhesion Primer. You can then paint with your choice of paint, color and finish. Have fun!
i would definitely go with chalk paint!
Before repainting there is a bit of workthat needs to be done if you are going to do it correctly: http://www.erinspain.com/how-to-paint-furniture-a-beginners-guide/
and, in case you haven't any solid ideas yet as to how you would like to repaint them to look, here are a few interesting ideas:
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/paint-a-dresser/?lp=true
I agree with Christine- chalk paint is the way to go!
many different ideas on diy app