I am so thrilled how this cabinet came out, it was 99$ at salvation army thrift store, on sale for 70$.
Instantly, though it looked like below, I saw the potential.
How could you not see the potential in this piece! The second I saw it, I knew it was mine.(cue seagulls....mine! Mine!) Look at the trim, isn't it adorable!
The next day I was off in search of supplies, breathing mask, sandpaper, spray paint and primer.
Luckily I loved the hardware on it already, so it wouldn't need replaced, only painted.
Oh yes people, I painted the hardware.
First it needed lightly sanded. Doors removed, sanding begun:
Rough it up a little with sandpaper and sanding cube.The spray primer in white.
I sprayed it lightly and as evenly as I could with primer.The the fun part! Color!!
Now I intended this to be black or white maybe, but when Hubby and I got to the store he insisted on color! I was nervous, but agreed to Krylons Ocean Blue.
With the first coat on, I knew I was in love. Potential found!!
I did the hardware glossy white, with clear sealer on top to protect it.
Finally it was finished, and reassembly could occur.
Amazing. Don't be afraid of risk, I am so happy with how this turned out that I have completely changed my kitchen remodel plans to center around this piece of furniture!Please join everyone over at Southern Hospitality for the rummage party today!
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