Using Patina Paint to Easily Age Furniture and Decor is simple and easy! The Merriam-Webster definition of patina is “a surface appearance of something grown beautiful especially with age or use”. Patina occurs in nature on metals such as copper and bronze when the metals are exposed over long periods of time to air and moisture. Imagine an old tractor…
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Which topcoat do you choose for your chalk painted furniture? There is so much debate among furniture painters about which topcoat is best! And the truth is that there are several product categories that provide good qualities for “sealing” and protecting your newly painted furniture. But the two most widely debated chalk paint topcoats are the waxes and the water-based…
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Gel Stain – Easy and Simple Way to Upgrade Furniture I love the look of a gel stained tabletop, especially when paired with a neutral painted base. Such a gorgeous combination! I’m sure you’ve seen this look all over Pinterest and other social media sites. You can apply gel stain to a tabletop and pair it with a neutral base…
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Are you looking for ideas for fun fall decor? Check out my recent simple, fun pumpkin painting project! I love painted pumpkins and these cute little chalk painted pumpkins make the perfect fall decor! Adding some fun school and team spirit themed colors are a twist on the traditional ideas for painted pumpkins. Chalk Painted Pumpkins: Easy and Fun I…
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Try Citristrip To Remove Old Paint and Varnish Finishes I don’t know anyone who enjoys stripping furniture! It is a part of refinishing furniture that most furniture painters dread! But, we all know that some of the great pieces of furniture that you just fall in love will have layers of old gel stain or paint that must be removed….
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