It's pretty easy actually and it holds up really well although it was years ago. I cleaned it really well with tsp, lightly sanded, filled any cracks, chips etc, and primed it. The primer looked so good I almost left it that way but went on and used a sea sponge to stipple different colors on and when all dry covered in clear sealer. It looked amazing. The thing is I can't remember the paint names but there are so many new things now, they will help you in the store.
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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I love the shape and size of this lamp, but the colors and flowers are just NOT doing it for me. I'm not sure if its some sort of applique or just paint. It has textu...
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I'm hoping to do this to our bathroom counter and sink later this year. This has been my favorite tutorial.
https://www.remodelaholic.com/painted-bathroom-sink-countertop-makeover/
I updated some really ugly orange countertops with Quickrete and got the look of concrete for very little money. You can peek here: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/kitchen-dining-furniture/changing-up-an-orange-formica-countertop-with-concrete-18147786?r=2
Changing up an Orange Formica Countertop With Concrete
It's pretty easy actually and it holds up really well although it was years ago. I cleaned it really well with tsp, lightly sanded, filled any cracks, chips etc, and primed it. The primer looked so good I almost left it that way but went on and used a sea sponge to stipple different colors on and when all dry covered in clear sealer. It looked amazing. The thing is I can't remember the paint names but there are so many new things now, they will help you in the store.
I know there are kits as well now. Good luck.