There is a wide range of spraypaints available in a can. One primer and two topcoats should do it.
gilligee,
Apr 24, 6:32pm
Oh, don't paint it. I love wood.
oh_hunnihunni,
Apr 24, 7:29pm
Might need sealing. The stains on these are inclined to permeate several layers - test a bit first and leave for at least 24 hours (days if poss) to see.
It should come up well, but yes, I'd be spraying!
tahnasha,
Apr 25, 1:51am
OK, thanks, never thought about spray it.
rusty-bones,
Apr 25, 3:57pm
That's lovely how it is! Or are you going to shabby chic it?
tahnasha,
Apr 25, 11:18pm
It's not going to fit in with my colour scheme, not sure but I want it lighter.
pauline999,
Apr 27, 1:13am
My friend has started dabbling with white chalk paint (I think that's what it's called) and some of the furniture she has done looks really stunning
farawaytoo,
Jan 23, 12:10pm
Annie Sloan chalk paint would give this a great matt finish look.
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