Sentences with phrase «not stain our cabinets»

Okay I need to start this post with a very clear caveat: We can not paint our cabinets, and we can not stain our cabinets.

Not exact matches

Because when I stained my cabinet the grains are not showing?

That said, I did NOT prime my red mahogany kitchen cabinets as they had a really good finish over the stain.

Hi I'm in the middle of doing my whole dining room set in mineral paint I used raw silk (antique white) so far chais and bottom of table are done need to do china cabinet curio cabinet and a side bar the top of table of sidebar will be stained but the chairs I used black wax to enhance the flowers on back of chairs china cabinet has as well but going to use everyday as dining kitchen table is there a sealer that I can use for sure that won't yellow I'm scared to try

Not wanting to subject my mahogany cabinet to any more abuse, I bought a pine board from Home Depot, along with some mahogany stain and Howard's Feed - N - Wax — an oil - based finish that was also used on my furniture.

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If, based on your circumstances, it doesn't make sense to pour extra money into cabinetry, you might try staining the cabinets.

If your kitchen cabinets aren't contemporary, consider staining the wood or painting them.

Bright, bold colors, outdated furniture and stained carpet can be extremely off - putting when you are viewing a home but try to remember that wall color, carpet, and cabinets are easy to change while a home's location and lot size aren't up for negotiation.

I've had a few situations (our old bar cabinets for one) where I stained over an existing finish and it didn't wear well (yes, it was topcoated).

It was a real shocker for me, he is usually very traditional (he has always held a strong belief that wood should NOT be painted, only stained)... I have always loved painted furniture, cabinets, anything really... this gives me hope that maybe he won't insist on stained wood cabinets when we get ready to redo the kitchen!

We just moved this summer and the cabinets have been painted white, but the girl at the stoneyard talked us out of carrera saying that it was really a matter of «when» not «if» we'd get stains and etching.

If your cabinets are worn from age, or you are simply not pleased with the stain or finish, we are a great solution.

I actually stained the cabinets black but I haven't shown the reveal yet.

You see, when your cabinets are stained, you don't notice all of the gaps but I promise... when you paint them they will stick out everywhere!

Staining kitchen cabinets is not an impossible task if you prepare and work slowly.

Desk: Filing Cabinet Bases — World Market Top — Two pieces of plywood trimmed out — can't remember stain color Architectural Artwork — Bought at a store in SC years and years ago

My hubby and I are trying to decide on a granite that works with our dark cabinets because right now we don't want to paint them yet, maybe stain them to refresh them.

I'm glad we stained the cabinet so it blends into the keg and doesn't try to stand out from it.

Can't decide on a specific color or stain for your kitchen cabinets?

Because when I stained my cabinet the grains are not showing?

My husband is building rustic cabinets out of cedar for our kitchen and I can't paint or stain them.

* You like the cabinets, just not the color or wood stain.

With cabinets - depending on the age of them and the style - you may want to do a test on one regarding coverage and verify that the stain does not bleed through.

The primer I used didn't seal out the stain that was previously on my cabinets, and I have some bleed through.

Since it is a space in which function is the # 1 priority we made sure we chose dark grout to not show dirt / stains, enough cabinet space to store the ironing board, a hanging rod to dry the delicates, etc..

The oil base primer keeps the cabinets from yellowing later on because it seals in the old color / stain color and lessens the risk of the paint chipping off later.You don't «have to» prime with chalk paint, but I would not recommend skipping oil base primer when painting kitchen cabinets.

Just love the pendant lights (don't think I've ever seen them) and the contrast between the stained island and white cabinets is beautiful!

She spent a LOT of money on the renovation, yet it looks awful because she didn't replace her very tired, very dated, very cheap stained cabinets.

This isn't something I recommend for «used» cabinets — stains can be tricky and going over surfaces that have ANY kind of wear — be it from weather elements, human touch, or every day use — can be a challenge, resulting in an uneven finish thats impossible to fix...