Showing posts with label kettle black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kettle black. Show all posts
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Kitchen Table
This was my first kitchen table to paint kettle black. I have learned a lot about applying high gloss polycrilic on a large flat piece while maintaining a smooth finish. We spent a good amount of time and attention on this piece. It was hard to let it go since it fit in quite well with my decor. I had originally stained the distressed areas in colonial maple, but changed to dark walnut to tone down the contrast between the paint and the stain. The photo below shows the original condition of the table. It went through quite a transformation!
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Spice Rack
Just finished this large spice rack this weekend. My husband bought it at a garage sale in hopes that he could persuade me to use it on the back of our pantry door. I am not really for that idea, but someone else might really be in need of it. So, I am posting it and would be happy to sell it for $50. It is painted high gloss kettle black. It has walnut stain on distressed areas and a high gloss top coat. The dimensions are 20 inches wide and 49 inches for the height. I thought it could be used for something other than a spice rack if you wanted to be creative, but my husband insists that its true function is to serve as a spice rack. Ah! men... they're so practical.
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