Monday 8 December 2014

70's Side Table Re-Vamp in Vintage Velvet !!!

Thanks to all the lovely Patina's that came out to 

learn how easy it is to use ...

Bluestone Cottage Chalky Patina Paint !

Last Week at The Millionaire's Daughter Aurora
I demonstrated how to use Bluestone Cottage Chalky Patina Paint to take an ignored and tossed out side table to an ADORED piece of furniture that could have so many new purposes !!!



 The colour chosen is "Vintage Velvet" a silky depth that is almost black with a hint of blue !
Below is the coverage of only 1 coat !!!
 

Light sanding all over to smooth out the Chalk and 
distress a little  ...


 Bluestone Cottage Natural Beeswax polish added for extra durability !


Voila !

You can do this too - I will be at the 
Millionaire's Daughter Ottawa Street on 
Thursday Dec. 11 to show you how ! 
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous8 September 2015 at 10:08

    Hi
    How much sanding was done. Do you have to remove all of the vaneer finish. Should I using a bonding agent with your product.

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    1. Pamela Stiles8 September 2015 at 22:57

      Hi There !
      I did no pre-sanding !
      Just opened the jar of Bluestone Cottage Paint and began to paint !
      It's the Best paint ever !!!

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  2. Ellie8 September 2015 at 10:12

    What is the difference between your paint and milk paint

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    1. Pamela Stiles8 September 2015 at 22:59

      Bluestone Cottage Chalky Patina Paint is easy to use, just shake the jar to mix well - open & paint !!!
      Milk paint is a powder form that must be mixed with water to make the paint first.
      Happy Painting !

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  3. Ellie8 September 2015 at 10:13

    What is the difference between your paint and milk paint

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