Thanks so much for the video! Your vids are the best! I can't wait to see how this brushes on - I'm patiently waiting for my sample of Modern in Fathom. I want to see if the sheen is similar enough to One which I used on my upper cabinets. If it is, I'll use Modern in the same color on the lowers and go for the extra durability. Fingers crossed that they're close to being the same. Thanks again!
I am changing the look of a big dining table. Is wood with wood veneer. I don’t want to use strip or paint with a sprayer. Would sanding it work? I want to leave the top more natural looking something more in the lines of restoration hardware look. Pleas advise. Thank you so much !
No not on this paint, I did, but they say right on the can not to! I have since used another color and didn't thin this time and it was totally good coming through the sprayer
I honestly think priming will never hurt just help - I would use a bonding primer if you are working with a slick surface. If you are concerned about bleed through I would use a stain blocking primer. Priming helps either of those situations or if you just want to cut down on paint coats it definitely helps.
Thanks, Kim! Love the sheen!
Thanks for the video! I was really wondering how this paint differed. It came out beautiful! And that sheen 😍
Of course and thank you for watching
Thanks so much for the video! Your vids are the best! I can't wait to see how this brushes on - I'm patiently waiting for my sample of Modern in Fathom. I want to see if the sheen is similar enough to One which I used on my upper cabinets. If it is, I'll use Modern in the same color on the lowers and go for the extra durability. Fingers crossed that they're close to being the same. Thanks again!
You are so welcome! I think the sheens are similar! I haven’t tested side by side but i have painted both and they appear similar.
That's encouraging!
Love your work, and will be looking into a class by you.
Thanks , Roberta
Thank you so much - I would love that!
I am changing the look of a big dining table. Is wood with wood veneer. I don’t want to use strip or paint with a sprayer. Would sanding it work? I want to leave the top more natural looking something more in the lines of restoration hardware look. Pleas advise. Thank you so much !
You could sand and then do a paint wash. I have a few showing that look here - check out the full library 😀
@@BorninaBarnBoutique Thank you ! I will do that , have a beautiful day!
Love it!! Can’t wait to try this paint out now 😍
Thank you and happy painting 😀
Wgat size Needle did you use?? You don’t mention the needle size. Thanks in advance
Hi, I used the standard needle size 1.3mm
@@BorninaBarnBoutique thank you so much and great work btw. :))
@@VincentLaFiura of course and thank you!
Do you recommend thinning if you have an airless sprayer? Like the homeright
No not on this paint, I did, but they say right on the can not to! I have since used another color and didn't thin this time and it was totally good coming through the sprayer
We’ll, I guess I won’t be using the paint in the Central Valley at 105 degrees this summer!
No you will want to wait a bit or spit early morning hours 😀
Also! Would you recommend priming if using this on kitchen cabinets?
I honestly think priming will never hurt just help - I would use a bonding primer if you are working with a slick surface. If you are concerned about bleed through I would use a stain blocking primer. Priming helps either of those situations or if you just want to cut down on paint coats it definitely helps.
That paint looks gorgeous!
On another note, what do you use to clean your glasses? They are so sparkly and clear!
Thank you! 🤣 that’s awesome - glad they weren’t all dirty! I use the glass cleaner form the eye doc and a microfiber cloth!
Very pretty.
Thank you!
Beautiful as usual 🤗. Did u use a top coat on this piece?
Thank you so much! No not at all, it is a one and done - I mention in the video but you may have missed it - :)
This looks gorgeous! Which stains did you use on top?
Thank you - Oh Yes was going to put in the show notes: let me go do that now! thank you for asking
@@BorninaBarnBoutique Thank you for doing these videos. I learn something from of every one!
@@susanc1179 you are so welcome - thank you for your support