Sentences with phrase «do paint your cabinets»

Did you paint the cabinets or stain them?

I am almost done painting the cabinets.

I did paint my cabinets in a creamy color, but, well, I tried to antique them and I'm not liking them so much.

did the painting company / contractor paint your cabinets as well as your walls / trim, or did you paint the cabinets?

Did you paint the cabinets with a brush, roller, or spray?

Just to make sure I understood — did you paint the cabinets while the drawers and doors were still on them?

We were able to get a few items checked off the list last weekend — installing the new vanity top for the freshly painted vanity (we are waiting on some hardware, then I'll do a painting cabinets tutorial.

Did you paint the cabinets yourself?

May I ask, how did you paint the cabinets?

How the heck did you paint the cabinets in your family room?

Not exact matches

Next up, painting the kitchen, starting this weekend... the filling, sanding, and priming stages are already done... Thankfully, I've talked her out of painting over the wood cabinets, for now, so that'll speed things up... maybe...

My husband and I bought an apartment last year, and we've been doing lots of little projects — painting, adding overhead lights, building cabinets... Since it is an old apartment (in Beacon Hill, so lots of little quirks!)

Although Miliband defining himself more economically leftwards than previously does certainly provide some useful ripples of blue water between the Tories and Labour now (useful for both parties), Tory cabinet ministers resurrecting the ideological conflicts of the «80s and earlier may not do much to paint the party in a favourable light.

I can paint all day long, but this part is scary and I sure don't want to screw up all my kitchen cabinets.

I have to admit, before we painted our Kitchen cabinets white (catch up on that journey here and here) I did a lot of research on the type of paint, sprayer and the process of painting.

I made some chalk paint using the plaster of paris method and painted my kitchen cabinets, loos great and so far holding up well, I did do a flat polycrilic afterwards.

Hi — What color did you use to antique your cabinets — I saw on pinterest it say the valspar antiquing glaze — we are halfway through our cabinets — painted them SW antique white and wanted the glaze but we had trouble finding the right one — found the Valspar and we are trying that with our contractor today — fingers crossed: \

Above: If we didn't rent, I would be very tempted to paint the cabinets black and stock up on contrasting ceramics like this dramatic vignette from WSworkshop.

My basement is so dark I would love to spray paint the whole thing white and do cabinets in this yellow and all the shelving.

You don't have to paint that family heirloom to update a china cabinet.

It's been about 2 years with my white brighter kitchen and although I still love it I do have some pro's and con's on painting cabinets white.

We desperately need to paint our oak cabinets... I know after it's done, I'll be wondering why I waited so long... I'm just not sure I can paint all 23 cabinets myself... My husband wants to have them professionally sprayed... I don't want to spend the money on that.

Did you sand and paint the cabinets?

Do you recommend that Sherwin Williams cabinet paint?

She didn't have money for a full gut and renovation, but a backsplash, new counters, new cabinet hardware, and a coat of paint made a huge difference.

Just curious if you painted the cabinets and if so, what was your technique and did you paint them just white or do they have some sort of glaze finish?

I bought the Valspar Cabinet Enamel paint and I was told I didn't need to prime.

Since I've been doing this for awhile, I thought it might be useful to tell you what NOT to do when painting your cabinets.

There are shelves to be painted and put back up; the cabinet under the sink needs to be painted and the hardware painted and replaced; and there was a cabinet above the washing machine that needs to have something done with it, but I'm not sure I want it back in our little laundry room off the bathroom.

Now that I'm done painting the upper cabinets, I thought I'd share some tips I found helpful along the way.

Luckily I didn't use chalk paint after taking to a guy at the paint store and instead bought XIM plastic / vinyl primer and then a Benjamin Moore advance paint for cabinets that they highly recommended.

That is the first thing I did when we moved here — paint our cabinets white!

I want to try this method, I've been making my own chalk paint, and painted my china cabinet, and used the Minwax dark wax to antique it, it's not for everyone, but the look is just what I want, old world look, not even put it has character, I am doing my coffee table as well, I find very ornate pieces cheap and paint a base cream chalk paint and then go over it with the Minwax dark, let it sit for 15 min and buff, then add another layer of wax, its so much fun, but the problem I'm having is I'm ADD and I have 5 projects going at once!

Here's a breakdown of what we did» * painted cabinets * got new knobs and pulls * changed out some drawers and made modifications to a few cabinets * added crown molding to the top of the cabinets * added lighting underneath the cabinets * replaced the counter tops with granite * tiled the backsplash * got all new appliances * purchased all new lighting fixtures * rebuilt the pantry * added a wall of cabinets including a desk area * leveled the bar countertop to make it one large surface * painted the interior of our home * replaced the old tile on our fireplace with stacked stone * replaced our white sink with a new stainless steel one

The only thing we did was paint the cabinets ourselves.

I agonized for months over exactly what to do with the cabinets (Chalk Paint, Alkyd Paint, Re-staining, Gel Stain, Refacing, Waiting until my husband was out of the house then smashing them to pieces so we'd be forced to get new cabinets... etc.) and finally landed on the no - sanding, prime and paint method.

Painting the cabinets is a tedious job than once you're done with it you think you should have done it sooner.

Love love love it... painting my Moms kitchen - did you sand cabinets?

What did you use to paint the cabinet?

I don't remember what was there, but we put all new cove moulding up and then painted it when we painted the cabinets.

The cabinets and baseboards need a fresh coat of paint and so does the deck.

When I did the top cabinet, I didn't use primer, and the paint started to chip and flake after it dried.

Since my cabinets were painted with Old White I didn't want to risk yellowing.

I keep going back and forth about painting the kitchen cabinets and if I do this project will definitely be done.

Hi I have a question.I have a cabinet but it has some kind of paint on it what do I do and it is not real wood.do I stripped it with what and can I use chalk paint on it once it's done.I will wait for your answer.thanks Vicki

I did seal my kitchen cabinets I stripped (Citristrip) and stained with paint base.

What did you do about the «faux» wood panels on the sides of the cabinets - how did you prime and paint those?

I had my kitchen cabinets painted and did not wax we used a sealer!

Painting the kitchen cabinets will be a time - consuming process, so I don't expect to have the process done by the end of this month.

I love chalk paint and have always sealed with the wax before [like you said «I didn't know I had A choice] Today I started chalk painting my kitchen cabinets, I'm using the rustoleum chalky paint for the first time rather then AS.