Just not as easy as on HGTV!
07-27-2011, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
Originally Posted by BeckyL
Something else I have used is to sand the file cabinet, prime it and use ceramic paint, applying it with a foam brush. It works great, is extremely durable once it has cured, and I got no streaks. This paint isn't cheap and it is somewhat hard to find, but it is great for baths, kitchens, hallways etc. You can get it in a flat finish as well as satin and gloss. Once it has cured, you can scrub it.
Could you tell me the name of this paint? I have an older bathroom sink, one of the molded counter and sink all together, ones, with the sink discolored over the years. Can't sand or scrap off the discoloring, so will have to paint it or get the whole massive counter and sink replaced, which isn't in the budget at this time.
07-27-2011, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Jingle
I love the shows on HGTV and DIY, I would imagine they have lots of practicing their art and may do several takes. Norm Abrams is the best.
07-27-2011, 11:57 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Texas and Arkansas
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Originally Posted by 2 Doods
Originally Posted by valsma
Nothing is as easy as it looks on tv. One hint though you can pick up a spayer thing that snaps on the top of a rattle can that makes the button in a squeeze action instead of holding it down with your finger. You can get them at most places that sell spray paint. I found that and love it.
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