So, This is the second installment of my re-do. There isn't really much to tell you all except that I have finished 4 chairs and still have the base of my table to paint. If I hadn't had to remove the milk based paint from several years ago I probably would have been done completely with the 1st coat of Paris Grey. Here is a better look at the color of the chairs( I think).
It has been very time consuming to paint all the rungs and legs of these chairs but despite this, it has not taken nearly as long as I thought it would.
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| Painting in-between the lattice proved to be very time consuming. |
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| Isn't this a gorgeous color!I just love it. |
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| A little close-up look |
What I can tell you is that I have found this paint so easy to use. The paint goes on effortlessly and is such a pleasure to use. So far, I love this paint! The next installment will be on painting a thinner coat of Old White over the top of this color.
Stay tuned...
Hi Kris,
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun project. Have you chosen new fabric for the seat cushions?
I can't wait to see the completed chairs. Today is so dull and wet. I think I will open a tin of paint and have a go. I have two old chairs upstairs that need a makeover.
ReplyDeletelooking forward to see it! : )
ReplyDeleteIt does take alot of time to paint all of the rungs an edges. Wait until you buff the wax. Ugh. BUT IT'S WORTH IT!!!!
ReplyDeletelove your chairs..the style is classic and timeless..can't wait to see it all complete..
ReplyDeletebest,
maureen
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ReplyDeleteThe chairs are looking fantastic!
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