You could paint it with chalk paint, which will cover the varnish without a need to sand. You could do a white wash with chalk paint, which will make the paint go longer and give you more of a vintage look with some of the wood showing through. You white wash by adding some water to the paint to water it down and then paint.
I found this in the curb this morning on my way to work. Needless to say I'm late :) does anyone know anything about this piece? What would you do with it? Paint? Res...
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We're remodeling this 1930's house. We have a new red metal roof & plan to keep the white siding. What would you suggest as a front door color? I love bright, bold co...
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You could paint it with chalk paint, which will cover the varnish without a need to sand. You could do a white wash with chalk paint, which will make the paint go longer and give you more of a vintage look with some of the wood showing through. You white wash by adding some water to the paint to water it down and then paint.
remove the varnish and white wash or paint it
Nice defined lines... what about an "ombre" stripe effect.. same color... going from light to dark or versa visa.