I am a retailer for Redesign With Prima, so I have just about every Decor Mould they make in my personal stash. I applied 2 coats, allowing to dry for 1 hour in between coats. It feels like spring and perfect for the vision that I had. I used my one of my favorite colors, Frenchic Furniture Paint's Mother Duck 😍 It reminds me of a Tiffany Blue color. Once it's dry, using 220 grit sandpaper, scuff sand or 'key' the surface. After you've scrubbed the piece, wipe it down with water to remove any residue. Totally AWESOME from the dollar store is a great one, krud kutter is another, or my personal favorite, Frenchic Furniture Paint's Sugar Soap. The other 2 are just the drawer fronts screwed on 🤷 I contemplated removing them and filling the holes, but I like the look of the '3 drawers'.Ĭlean your piece well with a degreasing cleaner. Then drilled a single hole for the knobs. I filled them with Bondo and sanded smooth.

I filled the previous holes from the hardware since I wanted knobs instead of the pulls. If you're planning on keeping any of the wood visible, sand and stain those areas first. Make any necessary repairs such as sanding out scratches, fill any deep scratches with wood filler, and remove the hardware. Spending a few minutes on the prep will ensure that your hard work will last for as long as the piece does. Please prep your pieces, regardless of what the paint can says. As with all of my other tutorials, this one will start no different.

Diy plaster coffee table