I’ve been wanting to re-do our fireplace for years.. I think it took seeing some before & after examples online before I had the courage to attempt it. The process was super simple, and I can’t wait to tackle the next paint project. To avoid sanding, since the oak wood had a glossy finish to it, I applied a coat of primer, then painted. I love how it turned out!
Brushes: had already
Painter’s tape: had already
Primer: $17.98
Paint (Dutch Boy, Tiramisu DW27): $25.98
Paint Scent: $4.99
Grand Total: $48.95
[…] socks, the Snuggie, and cups of hot apple cider.. Last year about this time, I was re-doing the fireplace at our old house.. Since I’d already tackled that same task w/ the fireplace at our new house, it was ready […]
[…] socks, the Snuggie, and cups of hot apple cider.. Last year about this time, I was re-doing the fireplace at our old house.. Since I’d already tackled that same task w/ the fireplace at our new house, it was ready […]