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Tue, Sep 7, 10 at 10:10
| Hi all,
One quick comment before my question - I painted my living/dining this weekend. Used BM Aura for the first time - LOVED it, went on beautifully and was easy to work with. Will never use anything else for walls again! Anyway - I have a small end table, stained wood, that I'd like to paint a maroon color. I heard painting furniture with milk paint is supposed to be good, nice finish, etc. Can someone help me understand how I would do this? Do I need to sand the piece first? What is involved? Thanks for your help! |
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| A few years ago I used Milk Paint to paint an unfinished bookcase .... I LOVE the finish it gives. I used the powered milk paint and had to put a protective clear finish on after. But the *look* of milk paint can't be duplicated by *paint in a can* ... good luck on your project! |
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| These folks have a guide that you can download. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Homestead house milk paint
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