Pine is much easier to bleach because it’s already a light wood. The hardwoods take more applications. 1: Clean the surface and allow to dry thoroughly. 2: Sand surface. Start with 80 or grit and work your way up to or fine grit. 3: Clean off dust from sanding Cari teaches us how to paint glossy melamine surfaces using Granny B’s Old Fashioned Paint Apply 2 base-coats of Granny B's Armour - dry overnight. Use a foam roller, don't over load it with paint, and lay down a thin base coat, followed by two more coats allowing a drying time of 1 hour between coats - allow the final coat to cure for 8 hours. Seal with our Classic Seal, or Armour (heavy-duty) 2 to 3 coats will give you a fantastic To paint just about any surface with Granny B's, the basics are as follows: In the case of a glossy surface, scuff the surface or use our 'Block and Tackle' stain-blocking primer. Apply a one to two coats of our Classic Seal or Armour to seal - which allows you to easily clean the chalkboard with a damp cloth after each use
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Granny B's Old Fashioned Paint is my go to when upcycling furniture. I have used it on all of the furniture pieces I have painted .. it gives it a gorgeous finish 14 February views. Videos. Play all. Add Intricate details with Stamps and Granny: range of decor paints. views3 months ago. Transform a chair with Granny Allow approximately 30mins between coats. It's normal for lighter colours to require more coats than darker colours. To thicken the paint, simply leave a small amount to dry slightly, creating an impasto. To thin the product simply add and mix water, add even more water for whitewash/wash techniques. The finished product is quite porous and you