Comments on: Repainting & Adding Trim on Our Kitchen Cabinets https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/ DIY + Decorating Ideas Sun, 05 Apr 2020 05:21:12 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: chris aka monkey https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-13319 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-13319 hi i am new to your blog and maybe you have already painted your kitchen cabinets but if not check out nancy at artsy chicks rules she used chalk paint and floor varathane and it still looks gorgeous xx

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-362 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-362 In reply to Cindy S..

That’s a great article, thank you…food for thought definitely on the cabinets. I have seen people using a poly over the cabinets once waxed, too. I will post more in the future now that I can focus on the cabinets again, will need to decide how to tackle the waxing step.

]]> By: Cindy S. https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-358 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-358 In reply to Jeanette.

I’ve read some interesting things about CeCe Caldwell paint, including this article:
http://altard.com/cece-caldwells/what-is-the-difference-between-cece-caldwells-annie-sloan/

I haven’t used any kind of chalk paint yet, but this stuff sounded pretty good!

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-214 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-214 In reply to Jane @ Cottage at the Crossroads.

Thanks so much for visiting and sharing my kitchen! I love your crafts and your style, I do follow along and pop into your blog now and again. Happy to be blogging alongside good company.

]]> By: Jane @ Cottage at the Crossroads https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-213 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-213 Hi Jeanette,
Thanks for visiting and leaving your kind comment about our front porch! Your kitchen remodel is amazing. I remember sharing your stenciled backsplash a few months ago. I still love it as it makes your kitchen so unique! It’s too bad that you have to repaint your cabinets but I think you’ll really like them done in AS paint.

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-189 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-189 In reply to Anne@DesignDreams.

Hi Anne, so happy you stopped by here, and glad I saved someone a step. I worked SO hard blending the Rustoleum paint and glaze too. This initial job was a long one, and a lot of stopping and starting again. But in the end I wish I could say it was worth it. No matter how hard I tried, lots of brush strokes and the glaze was clunky to work with.

If there is another paint that you think would do a better job, I AM ALL EARS. I don’t want to do this again if I don’t have to…and….I say ASCP is the best only because I’m experienced with it. Let me in on the secret!

I have a Saturday painting party with some girlfriends and they are going to the stockist to buy some AS who also sells milk paint. Maybe I will experiment!

]]> By: Anne@DesignDreams https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/kitchen-project-phase-ii/#comment-188 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2636#comment-188 I’m so glad you posted this! I’ve been considering using this product but the reason I would use it is because I want a smooth , clean, UNCHIPPY finish! Chalk paint and milk paint are my other two options. Leaning toward milk paint… why do you say AS chalk paint is better than the others? Very interested in that point.

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