Old honey oak to new, fresh and clean

By Jcaz5 in Pendleton, OR.

This honey oak kitchen was needing some love! 

 

For this project, I cleaned the cupboards and doors three times using dawn and water, krud clutter, and then plain old water. Next, I sanded the wood with a 220 grit and cleaned off with rustoleum branded tack cloth. 

 

Because I was painting oak, I primed the cupboards with 3 coats of Kilz Stain blocking primer, with a light sand in between each coat with a 400+ grit paper. The top cupboards took 3 coats of General Finishes Milk Paint in Snow White and General Finishes High Performance Top Coat in satin. The bottom cupboards were painted with 3 coats of General Finishes Milk Paint in Driftwood Grey. The bottoms were finished with 4 coats of General Finishes High Performance Top Coat in satin. 

The hinges were washed with Krud Clutter and spray painted with Rustoleum Spray paint in oil rubbed bronze and finished with rustoleum spray finishes coat. 

The knobs were purchased on amazon in an oil rubbed bronze finish. 

 

This kitchen truly was a labor of love!

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Products Used

  • Kilz stain blocking primer
  • Gf milk paint in Snow white
  • Gf milk paint in driftwood grey
  • Gf High Performance top coat in satin
  • Rustoleum spray paint in oil rubbed bronze
  • Rustoleum spray paint top coat
  • Krud clutter
  • Dawn dish soap

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