Sherwin Williams sells a prep solution to remove grease and grime. Once done, remove doors and hardware. Paint the cabinets with two coats of chalk paint. It dries fairly quickly. Use a sanding block to rub on areas you want to look old, used or rustic. Once you have it the way you want,use polycrylic to seal it....or give it a thorough waxing with but her’s wax. The wax is my preference!
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Very hard to sand in the grooves of the knotty pine. The finish is worn off in spots. So we thought if painting for a quick fix any suggestions. We just painted the w...
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After Hurricane Harvey took everything ... I'm having to redo my entire house. I just got shaker cabinets so I'm trying to decide... what color to paint them? I want ...
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Sherwin Williams sells a prep solution to remove grease and grime. Once done, remove doors and hardware. Paint the cabinets with two coats of chalk paint. It dries fairly quickly. Use a sanding block to rub on areas you want to look old, used or rustic. Once you have it the way you want,use polycrylic to seal it....or give it a thorough waxing with but her’s wax. The wax is my preference!