Hello, lightly sand if the are is any shine on it or any rough parts. Wipe sanding dust of with a damp cloth. Paint with a gloss if you do not want to have to use a sealer. Anything else you will have to put polyurethane on to seal it. I do not know if this is what you meant or did you just want ideas on painting techniques and colors?
If you are looking to repaint - I recently discovered Oil Bond (you can get it here on Amazon https://amzn.to/2wGmiNO) where you rub this first on your cabinets. This helps the paint stick so you DON'T NEED TO SAND!! Also add a bit of Oil Bond to your paint. I would also spend a bit more for specific cabinet paint to ensure a smooth finish. I recently did this on my bathroom vanity and it turned out fantastic! Here are my pics of my project: https://wp.me/pUbK5-yRy
If you are looking for something unique and very cool check out You Tube and Pinterest for something called Unicorn Spit. Yup you heard right take a peek see what you think.
Dixie Belle chalk mineral paint is formulated to not have to sand, prime wax etc....
Here are the steps:
Clean well with Dixie Belle White Lightning
If there are tannins, nicotines or other stains that could come through then we do have a product called BOSS that you would apply prior to painting.
Using a slightly damp brush put on a thin coat of Dixie Belle Paint
If you desire to have a second coat then after @10 to 15 minutes apply 2nd coat
You are done, once your piece is cured (@30 days) the paint is not going anywhere.
Some people do like to use a top coat to add a shiny or satin appearance.
www.dixiebellepaint.com If you ever need help or have any questions you can feel free to call us at 813-909-1962 during business hours. We have a full staff here eager to help you!
We have a Facebook page and group that is awesome and can give you loads of ideas and very talented people that can give you advice. Here are the links if you are interested.
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Hello, lightly sand if the are is any shine on it or any rough parts. Wipe sanding dust of with a damp cloth. Paint with a gloss if you do not want to have to use a sealer. Anything else you will have to put polyurethane on to seal it. I do not know if this is what you meant or did you just want ideas on painting techniques and colors?
Semi gloss does not need a sealer. And the BM or SW acrylic paint does not need sealers
If you are looking to repaint - I recently discovered Oil Bond (you can get it here on Amazon https://amzn.to/2wGmiNO) where you rub this first on your cabinets. This helps the paint stick so you DON'T NEED TO SAND!! Also add a bit of Oil Bond to your paint. I would also spend a bit more for specific cabinet paint to ensure a smooth finish. I recently did this on my bathroom vanity and it turned out fantastic! Here are my pics of my project: https://wp.me/pUbK5-yRy
Check out the helpful videos on this page!
https://www.anniesloan.com/techniques
If you are looking for something unique and very cool check out You Tube and Pinterest for something called Unicorn Spit. Yup you heard right take a peek see what you think.
This question is right up our alley!!!
Dixie Belle chalk mineral paint is formulated to not have to sand, prime wax etc....
Here are the steps:
Some people do like to use a top coat to add a shiny or satin appearance.
www.dixiebellepaint.com If you ever need help or have any questions you can feel free to call us at 813-909-1962 during business hours. We have a full staff here eager to help you!
We have a Facebook page and group that is awesome and can give you loads of ideas and very talented people that can give you advice. Here are the links if you are interested.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/FriendsWhoLikeDixieBellePaint/?ref=bookmarks
https://www.facebook.com/DixieBellePaint/
I love using milk paint on vintage pieces. I have some tips here http://beautyforasheshome.com/chalk-paint-vs-milk-paint-which-is-better/