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Hand painted kitchen transformation

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8 years ago

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tavolla

8 years ago

Well done ,you could change the knobs as well...I m just saying

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Tom Flanagan
8 years ago
What a little bit of a paint can do - looks so much better! Well done!
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tavolla
8 years ago
You could place the bin instead where the old dishwasher was
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The Kitchen Paintress
Original Author
8 years ago
Hi tavolla, how are you? Thank you! The knobs were changed from the original wooden ones to a selection of cream coloured patterned ceramic knobs. They look lovely. As for the bin...that is exactly what my client did :-) great minds and all...
missrooz
8 years ago
Wow! What a difference! What sort of prep was involved in painting the old units and what paint did you use?
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The Kitchen Paintress
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8 years ago
Hi there missrooz, how are you?

Thank you very much! Well, there are a few steps to follow. After removing all the doors, drawers and hardware these include: Degreasing, sanding, priming (I used Otex high adhesion primer here), painting (the paint was oil based eggshell by Little Greene), *sanding between coats for an excellent finish and reassembling at the end for that "ta dah" moment. Hope this brief summary helps. Please feel free to contact me if you require any further information. Many thanks. Sharon.

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