 |
primed and ready to paint |
 |
This started out as a salmon color and end up yellow/green |
Okay, I promise I will try and lay off the furniture refinishing posts after this! With Shelby moving out I have been doing nothing but painting furniture. So, I am here to tell you if you have been thinking about doing it "Do it" It isn't as hard as you think. I bought these 3 tables for $50.00. I didn't get a picture of the before and I am so mad. They were
HIGH gloss, with and inlaid piece on the top. Definitely not my style. I sanded and sanded the tops, until I was in a cloud of fumes and still couldn't get the shine off of them. So, another trip to Home Depot and 4 cans of Primer (Rustoleum primer) I primed them. Then I added the color. I have found that I like the Rustoleum paint better than the Krylon. The Krylon brand had a bigger color selection but Rustoleum covers much better. Then we antiqued it with a Rustoleum java brown glaze. Easy Peasy!! So, if you have something you have been thinking about painting do it!!
Nadine
 |
her end tables in turquoise |
2 comments:
thanks for this informative post. Now you can use this sell offers directory to promote furniture import & export business.
looks like this furniture is wooden, if so, what type of wood is used?
Post a Comment