I had alot of fun painting this one...here is what the poor thing looked like when I brought it home..
Gorgeous oak table in need of a makeover!
After:I am really loving this color!
Here's the breakdown:
First a coat of Wipeout by Behr. I didn't want full coverage, so only one coat.
Then I dry brushed Dover White (remixed from Benjamin Moore) over it.
I drybrushed horizontally & vertically.
Before drybrushing...
After drybrushing.
Then I used my sanding block to distress it. I glazed with Ebony by Minwax. I've tried a lot of different glazes and I always go back to using Minwax stain. I really like how you can manipulate it and get the exact look you want and IMHO you can't beat the colors.
Last step was to protect the finish with a coat of wax. I wish I could keep this one but I can't, so it's up for sale!
I'm linking to the parties listed in my sidebar.
Talk to you soon!
I love the color, too! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLooks Great!
ReplyDeleteCara
http://miscellaneousme.wordpress.com
Talented!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS TABLE. IT WAS DROWNING BEFORE IN THE STAIN THE COLOR YOU PAINTED IT AND THE DISTRESSING BROUGHT OUT ALL THE LINES AND DESIGN.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I gotta try this drybrushing thing. I know I've asked you before about the Ebony stain. Is it a gel (thicker) or stain (liquid)?
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Julie
Lovely table. You did a wonderful job with it. Love the color and the distress look.
ReplyDeletelove the color!
ReplyDeleteI love it...everything~ the color, drybrushing, glazing. Just perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove this! You pulled off the layered look very well.
ReplyDelete-Robby
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Gorgeous!!!!! This color is amazing.
ReplyDeleteJennifer,
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