One Step Paint - Cabinet
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Learn from Amy as she teaches you how to use the Amy Howard at Home One Step Paint on a wood surface.
All that sanding, stripping, and priming - who needs it? Now there's Amy Howard at Home One Step Paint, a revolutionary new paint product that allows you to transform furniture, cabinetry, and everything in between with just one swipe of rich, chalky, soft color. Yes, it's that easy! You can even use this on Formica, plastic, metal, and lacquered wood.
Amy Howard at Home One Step Paint is a water-based paint that adheres to most any surface. You can paint directly on old wood finishes, concrete, iron, stone, Formica, etc. It dries to the flat, chalky finish we all covet on antique pieces you may find at the Paris Flea Market or your favorite boutique antique shops.
Do you think this can be done without removing the cabinet doors and hinges first?
+Kathryn Springer I'm sure it could be done, but its going to be really tough to not get paint on the hinges and get good coverage over all the doors.
What did you clean the door with in the spray bottle to remove grease and grime. You didn't say.
what did you use for red before foil, did I hear you say Bull? I could not understand
what do you do if the furniture is white but you want it dark ?
i have a problem i used chalk paint in the summer on my 4 chairs. no wax. i noticed spots damaged or chip so I got the same paint and went over those spots. next day they were all streaked. what can i do? i can't repaint the whole chair because i stenciled butterflies, which look amazing, on them. HELP
+Carol Centracchio the problen is, everyone says you do not have to sand,, but in reality you do..and exp if there was a varnish on the furniture..then u have to use an oil primer in order for anything to stick to it
I'm interested in painting my fireplace a dark gray paint of yours. How long does it need to dry before using the fireplace (it's gas and does get hot). thanks! Also do I still thin with water and just use a normal brush?
I wish they would have replied; I'm wondering this, too.
You can see where decorative painters earn their money.
I think it looked horrible