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Tuesday, 29 December 2015
corner cabinet
I've bought the unit as new but didn't really like the colour...wanted to add some age to the wood -
I'm very happy with the result...
How I did it:
grey paint (chalky) on wet cloth and on the wood (wait a while till the paint starts to dry and then remove with another wet cloth - remove as much as you like). I repeated the process a few times (in some places) till I was happy with the greyish effect.
On the door: transfer
All protected with a satin varnish...
I'm very happy with the result...
How I did it:
grey paint (chalky) on wet cloth and on the wood (wait a while till the paint starts to dry and then remove with another wet cloth - remove as much as you like). I repeated the process a few times (in some places) till I was happy with the greyish effect.
On the door: transfer
All protected with a satin varnish...
Thursday, 3 December 2015
Tuesday, 17 November 2015
Sunday, 1 November 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
bathroom corner cabinet
old varnish has been removed
2 layers of white ash varnish applied
the handle (iron) painted with 1 layer of primer and 2 layers of white chalky paint;
covered with clear wax (left overnight to harden). then dark wax (applied with a cloth, if too much applied you can always removed with the clear wax)
2 layers of white ash varnish applied
the handle (iron) painted with 1 layer of primer and 2 layers of white chalky paint;
covered with clear wax (left overnight to harden). then dark wax (applied with a cloth, if too much applied you can always removed with the clear wax)
Labels:
Cabinet,
dark wax,
white ash varnish
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