Sentences with phrase «to stain the top»

The phrase "to stain the top" means to leave a mark or spot on the upper surface of something, usually by accidentally spilling or smudging a substance on it. Full definition
Love the blue and white checked chairs, especially, but am also loving the wood stained top of the dresser combined with the painted bottom.
I thought I liked white bases with dark stained tops, but your beautiful table is perfect.
I'm with you on stained tops over painted bottoms on furniture.
I love the color you painted yours and the dark stained top is gorgeous.
I really like the look of painted body and wood stained top, so if I were to use chalk paint again, that's probably what I would do.
Once, the paint was off I used the palm sander to sand it down, then stained the top with dark walnut stain by Minwax.
Once you put them together, stain the top in dark walnut and painted the aprons and legs white.
Once, the paint was off I used the palm sander to sand it down, then stained the top with dark walnut stain by Minwax.
I am getting ready to do the same to our black dining set... out with the black and painting AS Old White with a walnut stained top.
Can I use minwax polyurethane on stained top since yellowing won't really show?
For lips, I use a pinkish lip stain topped with gloss for a youthful feel.»
I wanted to do a similar pattern, but larger on my dining room table using tone on tone white and ivory maybe, but ended up staining the top instead.
I wanted it to be a timeless piece that would always match the space regardless of the colors and decorations around it, so I decided on an ivory painted bottom with espresso stained top.
One of my favorite combos with the chocolate brown stained top and turquoise body!
I actually distressed the bottom of mine but stained the top similar to yours.
I recently stained the top a deep mahogany and I love it even more!
Soothing aqua - blue paint coats the base, while the original stained top was kept intact.
Am looking at staining the top of my oval table dark and using old ochre which I have never actually seen yet..
The top needed a major sanding and refinishing, originally I had planned on staining the top and drawer fronts for a two toned mix of stain and paint.
Once I got going, I ultimately decided to stain the top in addition to tie everything together.
I used a Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner by MinWax to prepare the wood to receive a smooth stain, then stained the top with MinWax Wood Finish in the color Cherry.
So we decided to strip and stain the top with Feast Watson in Elm and paint the rest with Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint in Kitchen Scales, the hardware would stay the same.
The colour is lovely, some photos it looks blue, but you did say the grey was more lifelike, and I always like a wood stained top on a painted piece!
I accented with a few pieces that I made black with dark stained tops.
The cause of embarrassment and many a stained top... but let's face it, it's all for a good cause.
I finished off with two coats of clear wax (no buffing as I wanted a matte, old world finish) and Miss Mustard Seed Hemp Oil on the stained top.
Now I'm getting ready for a dining room set (GULP) and I want to stain the top and paint the base and chairs and use dark wax.
I saw your dinning table post but noticed you stained the top.
As soon as we got home from the yard sale, he unloaded the table and immediately ripped off the veneer, sanded down the original wood planks and stained the top.
I wrote a post about finishing my dining table top (plus 3 leaves), and I found a great product that protects my stained top and gives the look of a waxed piece.
And instead of sanding and / or staining the top, I decided to paint it with Graphite Chalk Paint.
I stained the top of the table in a dark walnut color and painted the legs a cheery yellow!
I love that you stained the top.
I love the way you stained the top of your coffee table, I am trying to replicate this look.
I'm thinking about doing it the way you did this one, or I might stain the top of the table a darker brown.
Paint the metal a fun color and stain the top a neutral like this one by Plaster and Disaster for Remodelaholic.
Paint the legs of a table turquoise (or any other color) and stain the top like this one by Restoration Redoux.
I am about to stain the top of my table and I don't want to mess it up.
Painting the legs and staining the top... cuz I love the look of this.
I love how you stained the top alone.
I love everything about this piece and I especially love that you stained the top.
I love to do a stained top on dressers when they are in good shape.
I wanted the table top to stand out from the base of the table, but yet I did not want to have just a wood - stained top.
The shade of blue is so unique and looks so pretty with the stained top.
Beautiful color with the stained top; I love, love, love aqua and turquoise painted furniture.
What a unique piece of furniture and I love the teal with the dark stained top... beautiful!
That color is AMAZING and I especially love the stained top.
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