Won't Pay Big $$ For New Bedroom Furniture
by
Lynn Tatton
This dresser, highboy and end tables are over 30 years old and I wanted to see if I could refurbish it instead of buying new furniture. I discovered FAT PAINT.
BEFORE
Simply wipe down, start painting, let it dry and then wax to seal. Sand only in the places where you want the distressed look to be and then patina!!
AFTER!!
No sanding (except where you want the aged look) or stripping or priming!! I also did both end tables and highboy, as well as a sofa table and end table to match!!!
I priced this in a used furniture store at $2499.00
My husband is thrilled that it only cost $100 or so to completely change the look!!!
Comments
Join the conversation
2 of 8 comments
-
Great job!
-
Is it similar to chalk paint, or just a brand of chalk paint?
Frequently asked questions
Have a question about this project?