How to prep wood for painting

The first step to a great paint job, is learning how to prep your wood furniture. This article teaches you step by step what is necessary, and what you can skip when you prep your wood furniture for paint. It’s not the most fun step. It’s not why you got into the furniture redo game.

Do I need to prepare furniture before painting it is a question I get asked often. My answer is usually a question back, do you want your furniture makeover to last? In this post, How To Prepare Furniture For Painting, I’ll share the steps I take to prepare furniture for painting and why I do...Read More »

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I love the feeling of a paint brush and silicone scraper on top of wood panel. There are a lot of different effects I can create on wood that do not happen on canvas. You can save some money in the art supply store if you purchase the wood panels “unprepared”. Here is how I ensure a beautiful painti

I love painting cabinets . . . well, I love the result of painting cabinets. The act of painting really isn’t bad either, but I HATE sanding the cabinets beforehand. It’s a lot of work,…

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Jorge Yera on Instagram: "This is how much I charge to paint kitchen cabinets!👇 Painting kitchen cabinets its not as easy as it looks, if done correctly. Definitely the prep work is the most important step throughout the whole process. From sanding, priming, degreasing, wood filling, etc. A standard stained kitchen cabinet job like this takes us anywhere from 4-6 days start to finish. And its not just slapping on some paint, it takes time and detail. #housepainting #cabinetpainting…