I finally got around to working with these twin dressers I have. These are the type of pieces that you
might have bought from Sears back in the day. They have a glossy white hard finish that is in pretty
good shape. The drawers had gold detailing around the edge and one face was broken in half.
might have bought from Sears back in the day. They have a glossy white hard finish that is in pretty
good shape. The drawers had gold detailing around the edge and one face was broken in half.
I started by painting 5 of the drawers in a custom grey and left them in the hall to dry over night.
The sixth drawer I started to glue and repair to the point of repainting. That took days!!
To get the grey weathered fence board look on the drawers took 2 easy steps. I removed half of the
grey paint by using a moist scrubby sponge and washed each face length wise. I let the faces dry
again before waxing them. Once the wax was dried and buffed I scrubby length wise again to remove
more of the grey paint. Each step removes the paint in a slightly different way and creates a unique
weathered board look. I love how the strong grey stands next to a bright white.
I uses 12 French provincial handles sprayed in a bright white oil base paint.
Because the weather has changed and there are still a few pieces of finished furniture in my back
work room I had to work on these in the kitchen. Check out the SHOWROOM page for the price
and dimensions of these dressers and to see what else might be available.
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