General Finishes Coastal Blue & Corinth Blue Chest Makeover

I recently gave a this old thrifty chest a makeover using a blend of General Finishes Milk Paint. I refinished the top with a simple product and applied a bit of glaze over the paint to give it a rich finish.
I just love this beautiful and rich custom blend of GF MP!! The Glaze over top is the perfect finishing touch. I refinished the top, also from General Finishes.
The chest before. I had sprayed the inside white with primer and white paint and didn't get a "before" before shot, but you get the idea.
Painting and applying the glaze. What a difference a little paint and pretty new crystal knobs make.


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Nancy @ ArtsyChicksRule
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  • Sheila Moore Sheila Moore on Jun 04, 2015
    Love this blue!
  • Cornelia Schott Cornelia Schott on Jul 23, 2015
    Your dresser looks great. We are using antique walnut gel stain by General Finishes on our staircase, I had no idea General Finishes makes blue chalk paint. I have to check this out at the Rockler store. I am thinking of future projects using GF milk paint. Thanks for sharing!
    • Nancy @ ArtsyChicksRule Nancy @ ArtsyChicksRule on Jul 23, 2015
      @Cornelia Schott Thank you! No, it's their Milk Paint line. :) AND I'm not sure why they call it that because it's not similar at all to traditional MP. BUT I do love it! I would say it's somewhere in between CP (without the chalky texture) and latex. Oh I just read the rest of your comment, I'm guessing you meant to type "milk" paint on that first sentence! ;) Yes, try them out, they are great! Good luck with your staircase!
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