Acrylic latex paint. Make sure you lightly sand to remove any gloss. Prime with a good stain blocking primer. Then paint. Seal with at least three coats of a water based polyurethane.
I love chalk paint because it requires minimal prep. Clean your surface well and apply the chalk paint- couple coats is usually sufficient. Top with wax or polycrylic to protect.
I'm a 1st time homeowner and upon moving in my house I noticed that after a few days of hot showers that the paint started to chip it seem like they painted my... See more
I painted a design on a portion of the glass top of a patio table with acrylic paint. The painted area was sealed with clear Rustoleum. The unpainted part was not... See more
I bought small SCRABBLE letters at Michaels but they are very light wood. Could I soak them in tea water or wood coffee be better to make them look better..??
I want to paint pictures on my bathroom wall tiles. So I don’t want to sand them like standard practice for repainting tiles and I can’t put them in an oven such as... See more
I bought an old green fridge. I want to paint it like scooby doo's van. Peace Love flowers...any suggestions on how to do it and what kind of paint to use! Thanks... See more
I have concrete blocks in the basement and I need to know what kind of primer I need before I paint. Should I use latex or oil-based paint? Also, can I just paint... See more
Has anyone encountered the problem of their DIY chalk paint seizing up? I have been making my own chalk paint for 2 years, using unsanded grout and various paint... See more
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... See more
I refinished a table about a year and a half ago and used polycrylic to seal the top. Everyone was talking about it and I thought I'd give it a try. Well....the edges... See more
I would to stain my oak kitchen cabinets to darker mahogany shade, but I don’t want to mess it up and wind up costing myself thousands to remedy it. Would love to see... See more
A while back I posted a picture of a dresser that was one of the only 2 pieces we were able to save after a house fire. These were inherited, all of my newer... See more
I want to chalk paint my laminated kitchen counters. I've read many articles - some sand, some don't. I'm lazy, really don't want to sand and can't deal with the dust... See more
I used Grand illusions varnish and painted the first coat in poor light,and it looks patchy,i have one more coat to do,can I paint over it and wax it if I am not... See more
Not really wanting to go a lot darker and I want to keep the wood grain without a lot of sanding or stripping? Any suggestions or ideas ? Wish there were a tinted... See more
Dark Gray Painted Chair