Sentences with phrase «not wood paint»

The green paint is not wood paint but it was the only green I had.

Not exact matches

The summer in our cottage by an inland lake in the North woods, where she painted, or worked, or later, lay prostrated by illness, but uncomplaining, while I wrote a substantial portion of the volume, is a precious memory time will not dim.

God's church is not made of wood, concrete, glass, paint, carpet, and shingles, but of people who are called by God to follow Jesus into the world.

Real Milk Paint doesn't just sell milk paint either, but everything needed for DIY projects, from wood oils to brushes.

I've also bought a 3/4 ″ thick solid wood board like you can see in these photos and these and I basically followed the same painting technique as with the others.I like making them larger because it allows more space for photos at different angles, so they aren't exactly a breeze to move around, but it's not a biggie.

And while it's not painted in primary colours, nor made of non-toxic, organic wood (or even plastic), I know my kids would make good use of these climbing structures — or what passes for climbers amongst the wine bars and artisanal bakeries.

The Norton Outdoor Center offers hayrides, pony rides, carnival games, face painting, pumpkin painting, and a haunted trail through the woods or through a not - so - haunted lodge (Attleboro)

This pine wood newborn co sleeping bed comes in either a dark wood finish or a white painted version so you never have to worry about whether or not it will match your room or your child's nursery.

TIP: Most if the wood and chipboard letters don't come with punctuation, so you may need to paint your apostrophe on like I did.

McRandle also noted: «For any wood toys with brightly colored paints, check the label to see if it's lead - free, and if it's not, don't buy it.»

Our wood stacking toy is made in USA with non-toxic paints... something its foreign counterparts can't always say!

Verify that the paint in the crib is not chipping or peeling, and that there are no cracks or splinting on the wood of the crib.

Not to mention the camouflage paint job — perfect for off - roading on dirt bike trails in the woods.

the woodwork on the bed was fantastic - it had inlays and different direction of the wood — in my opinion it needed to be sanded and «bleached» to lighten the color and still have the distressed look, but to paint over that whole real wood is a crime:):) I do understand u wanting to finish the project asap and not having to deal with it — but still, my heart aches for all that craftsmanship gone to waist....

don't cover the piece thoroughly with paint; leave some areas lighter or even bare wood to mimic natural wear or 2.

However... if you wanted to do a quick experiment / study to * test paint * ~ why not use some plain piece of furniture that did not have all the beautiful wood, the line work, the curves and other features of this Art Deco styled beauty?

Generally, I'm not too much in favor of painting over old wood, but your project has me rethinking that!

(Here's a piece where the wood wasn't that great to begin with, so painting it was the best option).

Well, in this case I had the perfect flat thin piece of wood (not even sure what project this came from) and decided to paint it white and make a sign to fill this big empty wall in my Kitchen that of course needed a vintage «EAT» sign.

I'm gearing up to repaint a wood IKEA table... I am going to sand it down, but not sure if I will just use regular paint or chalkboard type... I was thinking of leaving the top the wood, and I really like the way yours looks like that!

The abstract painting is from Michelle Armas, the wood / black vase from A + R. Don't forget to put art in shelving units.

I had read a while back that when spray painting wood it is important to prime it first so that it doesn't turn out looking too brown once it's painted (so technically I sprayed the ladder 4 times... ugh!).

Do you have any insight on how well textured fabric would take paint??? The wood part of my chair is flawless, the fabric - not so much.

Tried to open the link you provided to make painted wood signs without a stencil but it doesn't want to open.

You can barely tell the spaces in between aren't painted since the bare wood and the paint are similar colors.

I am in the process of painting my cabinets white but I've found that I can still see the wood grain which I am not fond of.

For me, I wouldn't even paint the interior — I love all that wood — looks excellent against that wall — the perfect size and look.

Yeah, the Michigan house is darker wood and paint and not great lighting (and maybe not as clean as this new one!

I didn't want to completely get rid of the wood grain or knots, so having the paint be opaque wasn't going to work.

I'm sorry I don't have a tutorial, but I simply painted the phrase on the plywood and added a painted 1 × 2 ″ trim board around it, Home depot will cut the wood for you

I sanded some of the chalk paint off, but not down to bare wood.

Did you ever in your research hear how to paint the edge banding which is not a natural wood surface?

Now I've said it before, and I'll say it again - natural wood is gorgeous and it was on her too - but didn't match my dining room set - so I knew I would paint it - just wasn't sure what color.

The wood is hard but not anything special SOOO... chalk paint to the rescue!

Do you not have to sand down this wood furniture pieces before painting them?

It's possible the paint hadn't cured long enough to add the wipe on poly, but my guess is it was an adhesion problem between the wood and the paint that caused it to strip off.

You don't need to do anything to the raw wood before painting.

Even though you don't necessarily need to prime wood before chalk paint, I should have in this instant being an old piece with old varnish.

You shouldn't have a yellowing issue with either of those products, however I know if you painted a piece that's prone to bleeding and didn't prime it first, the sealer can occasionally (rarely) draw out the wood tannins and make it look a bit yellow.

When this happens it's typically from the poly pulling the wood tannins through the paint and not because the poly itself is yellowing.

Sometimes I don't want a dark coat of paint to show through, just the idea that there's wood underneath.

I was going to paint something on the reclaimed wood hanging on the wall but I kind of love it just as it is so I haven't done anything with it yet.

I always want to laugh when painted furniture is called a trend, furniture had been painted for hundreds of years, it's not new!!!!!! I think both wood and painted furniture will work in a lovely blend forever, sure things will date (certain colors will definitely be of an era) but the idea of reworking things and making over things has been, and will be around forever!

And even worse, I hated the orange tone of the wood but it had such beautiful grain, I couldn't bring myself to paint over it.

yeah... so wood finish and chalk paint don't mix well.

If you want to paint the deck with chalk paint you have to make sure the wood is not at all wet and the weather is not damp or humid when you are painting since this will add moisture to the wood.

If you are still not sure, mix up a small amount and paint a scrap piece of wood to get the feel for painting with chalk paint.

I don't have a problem with painting pine as it was always a cheap wood intended for painting in the first place, but oak is a different matter.

For my projects, I want to see the paint underneath only and not sand through to the wood.

I'm not always one for painted wood, but this is just perfect for your fabulous kitchen.