Then the real work began... Sanding.
A power sander was used for the flat surfaces. Removed the glass from the doors and sanded the crevices by hand. Now this was used as a TV entertainment center (Musta been a small TV). Holes were crudely cut into the back panel so we purchased a piece of panelling to replace it.
Then the painting began. My husband "borrowed" my father's paint sprayer and we primed it with this awesome product that we've used to prime each and every piece of stained woodwork in the house. I swear by this stuff. It doesn't scratch off easily and holds up well with normal wear and tear.
A professional painter recommended it and we couldn't be happier. After the primer was applied we sanded again. Then the first coat of pain was applied. Sanded again and a second and final coat was applied.
Even Miss Lu was out to watch the transformation.
Anyhow. Long story short, a $40 entertainment console, a couple coats of paint and few new pieces of hardware gave me a nice restoration hardware knockoff storage cabinet for my new bathroom.
Just wanna give a huge shout out to my sexy husband because everytime I say "we" what I really mean is "he." He's the man behind my design transformation. In my defense, he is making ME sand the staircase.
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