Dresser Re-done

My first posting on an old dresser that I re-finished

I know you don't know this, but I love to paint, I have been painting in one form or another since I was a little girl

This all wood dresser was a freebie that I acquired along with many other pieces,

After storing the furniture for a couple of months I decided that this piece

was going to be used in my walk-in closet to replace the broken Lowe's piece that I

originally put in the closet when we moved in the house, now the drawers don't even work

I had the paint in my house, it was never opend it is

Behr Premium Plus Cottage White

How strange was this, I had this can of paint in my basement, the painter must have

bought this paint and never used it, I never knew it was there

I didn't have a good paint brush on hand, but I had some new sponge brushes, and I was

so impatient to get this painted that I went ahead and used the sponge brushes, I don't think I would

recommend using the sponge brushes if you were going to put you piece of furniture in your room,

but I was just to impatient to wait another day to go and buy a new paint brush

I also had a 1/2 can of primer

I sanded the dresser with sand paper,

wiped it with a cloth to remove all the dust

Primed

and then painted, it took 2 coats

The next day I sprayed the dresser with a can of clear acrylic sealer that I also

had in the house

You will  notice in some of the pictures that it looks spotty, that is because the sealer was not

completely dry when I took the pictures

Sealer was still wet when I took this picture

Have a happy healthy Thursday

Blessings~Cheryl