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Thu, Mar 22, 12 at 1:09
| I am going to be repainting my cabinets soon. The previous owners painted them first. The cabinets are pickled oak (I can see why they painted them). They left the swatch behind so I know they used BM. I took a door off and went to the store to find out what finish they used because these cabinets have been extremely durable (the kitchen was painted 6 yrs ago). They did a distressed finish and I want to go with plain white. The store told me it is an oil finish and to go with that agin. Even though they did a good job painting, the grain shows through. So I am wondering if I can use Brush putty even though they are already painted?
Thoughts? |
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| YES you can! Scuff-sand first and remove all dust. Faron |
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- Posted by whisperingwillow (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 12 at 1:22
| Cool thanks Faron! I just learned of this stuff a couple of days ago. Where do I get it? |
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| Check out a thread on this forum I did back in Jan.?! Check out their site below... Faron |
Here is a link that might be useful: Fine Paints of Europe info....
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- Posted by whisperingwillow (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 12 at 1:47
| I see there are no stores in my area so I have to order it. The previous owners did a distressed beat up look. Ugh. So I have to fill in some intended nicks. This stuff might really work on that too. |
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