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Conference Table Repaint 6.10.22

 My office had dated, heavy, cherry office furniture. I wanted a more modern, relaxed styled office. The conference table has a great basic style so I decided to paint it to match.

Before

I used Zinsser cover stain to prep the wood surface. I love this cover stain because it doesn’t require any sanding! It’s an oil based primer and works fabulously! I used 2 coats using a trim roller on the large parts and a brush for the nooks and crannies. I applied 2 coats for full coverage.  I’ve used this process on my kitchen cabinets and they still look great with no chips. Read that blog entry here: http://beulahbags.blogspot.com/2012/04/2911-kitchen-redo.html?m=1

Next I applied 2 coats of Kettle Black with a roller and brush. I waited a few hours in between coats for ample dry time.

Finally, I applied 2 clear coats to seal and protect the paint from wear.

After:

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