Finished - Mahogany Buffet - http://www.facebook.com/ShabbyDazeNJ
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JP S on Feb 18, 2012How pretty !!!Helpful Reply
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Peace Painting Co., Inc. on Feb 18, 2012Messy business but worth it. Such a nIce color choice and stain effect technique. CPHelpful Reply
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Peggy H on Feb 18, 2012Beautiful jobHelpful Reply
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Donna McCrummen on Feb 18, 2012Thank you everyone. Yes Peace. This was a particularly icky one.Helpful Reply
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Yamini LEED AP at Urbanmotifs on Feb 18, 2012How do you strip the stain? I think I may need to on one of the chairs. I don't know which route to go ASCP or strip any advice?Helpful Reply
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Peace Painting Co., Inc. on Feb 18, 2012What's ASCP Yamini? Glad to see you are gettin you hands dirty Shab (-:Helpful Reply
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Bonnie B on Feb 19, 2012Lots of hardwork provided for a superior finished product! Kudos for you.... me, on the other hand would worry about my manicure ~ ! (chuckles~~)Helpful Reply
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Donna McCrummen on Feb 23, 2012Thank you everyone! Yamini - It depends. I used Citristrip on this piece. It was caked with different finishes, poly's, etc. According to nearly everyone if you use ASCP you won't need to strip or prime. That is counterintuitive for me so I always sand lightly and prime at the very least. I love the chalk paint. Try it.Helpful Reply
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Gabriel D on Feb 28, 2012This is one of my preferred finishes and color schemes. Before I saw the new application I thought this would look great in a stain brushed cream paint and medium to dark toned top. Imagine my surprise when I clicked forward to see that your finish matched my idea for it. I love happy endings. lolHelpful Reply
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Donna McCrummen on Feb 28, 2012A bit of trouble here at Shabby Daze. I was distracted by my pesky life while I was working on this piece. I didn't get to the doors until a couple of weeks after finishing the rest. The more I look at it the more I can see differences between the two doors and the rest. I won't offer it up for sale like this. I've stripped down the doors and will try to get them stained to the same tone as the top. What do you guys think? Top and doors stained dark mahogany and the rest as is? Or a total redo?Helpful Reply
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Donna McCrummen on Feb 29, 2012What a great suggestion Sheila - I've already stripped doors though. Perfectionism is exhausting. I'm checking out graphics fairy right now.Helpful Reply
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Pat on Aug 02, 2015Darn. I can see a big difference. Very Nice &a lot of workHelpful Reply
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Jayne on Aug 22, 2015Great job! Beautiful cabinet..Helpful Reply
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Desiree' on Jan 01, 2016Just so gorgeous and love the colors that was put together.Helpful Reply
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Sul2896164 on Sep 05, 2016I have this same exact buffet! HmmmmmmHelpful Reply
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Diana Deiley on Sep 30, 2016Awesome job! Great piece. Thanks for sharing.Helpful Reply
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