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Originally Posted by NJmomof2
Hey Guys,
Ive decided to Glaze my "white" cabinets does anyone know anyone who does this and or If it is expensive to do???
Oh you liked my idea We must see pictures when you are done. Also get a different countertop for your center island and maybe put some beadboard around it and paint it black. Your kitchen is gonna ROCK!
Oh you liked my idea We must see pictures when you are done. Also get a different countertop for your center island and maybe put some beadboard around it and paint it black. Your kitchen is gonna ROCK!
OH SHEENA
Im planning on doing the Cream cab's with the brown around the square in the cabinet, then I have a counterbar that seats 6 counter chairs and then a small island in the kitchen, so Im going to do a Stone Backsplash and a beautiful Brown Granite Countertop or Silastone, and then the small island im going to do a brown/Gold and I just have to figure out what im going to do with the appliances,,they are GE PROFILE top of the line but WHITE...so, I wil have to figure out something with that.....I already have my paint color..lol..so i good to go...and the floors are already hardwood (butterscotch)
Im planning on doing the Cream cab's with the brown around the square in the cabinet, then I have a counterbar that seats 6 counter chairs and then a small island in the kitchen, so Im going to do a Stone Backsplash and a beautiful Brown Granite Countertop or Silastone, and then the small island im going to do a brown/Gold and I just have to figure out what im going to do with the appliances,,they are GE PROFILE top of the line but WHITE...so, I wil have to figure out something with that.....I already have my paint color..lol..so i good to go...and the floors are already hardwood (butterscotch)
I cannot wait to see the finished product, it sounds awesome!
I found this after I googled "appliance paint" I knew there were ways to refinish! There must be someone that does this around Charlotte
Joan
>>>>Can't Stand Color Clash
How can I change the color of my refrigerator without buying a new one? I would like to change it to black. It's a great refrigerator; however, it clashes with the rest of my décor. Help!
Terri
Help in Yellow Pages
The best solution is "appliance refinishing" or otherwise known as electrostatic painting. Assuming your appliance is in good condition (no cracks, chipping, and so on), the refinisher can have your color updated and ready to use in as little as 48 hours for a refrigerator to 7 days for a stove (this is 99.5% drying time).
We used this process to turn a 1970s gold tub and sink to a 1990s almond color with great success. In our local Kansas City yellow pages, these services are listed under "Appliance Refinishing". Enjoy turning those ugly ducklings into swans for a fraction of the cost of new.
Patti>>>>>
We added a chocolate glaze to our cherry cabinets when we first built the house. As an addition, it cost us $1200, but that included all the kitchen cabinets (we have ALOT of cabinets), bathroom vanities, and our bar upstairs. (we have 3.5 bathrooms).
Location: Sunny Phoenix Arizona...wishing for a beach.
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OH SHEENA
Im planning on doing the Cream cab's with the brown around the square in the cabinet, then I have a counterbar that seats 6 counter chairs and then a small island in the kitchen, so Im going to do a Stone Backsplash and a beautiful Brown Granite Countertop or Silastone, and then the small island im going to do a brown/Gold and I just have to figure out what im going to do with the appliances,,they are GE PROFILE top of the line but WHITE...so, I wil have to figure out something with that.....I already have my paint color..lol..so i good to go...and the floors are already hardwood (butterscotch)
Wowee!!! That sounds beautiful. That kitchen will look fabulous. Too bad you couldn't do stainless on the appliances.
I did the natural maple cabinets with diamond brown granite except the island is black galaxy with sable maple cabinets. Black appliances and black sink, black decorative hood over the cooktop and a wall oven. Oh gosh I hope that looks good. I'm kind of scared.
I would have done the glazed cabinets in a heartbeat but they were too much $$$. Have to cut cost somewhere. LOL
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Originally Posted by SuperchargedSS
We added a chocolate glaze to our cherry cabinets when we first built the house. As an addition, it cost us $1200, but that included all the kitchen cabinets (we have ALOT of cabinets), bathroom vanities, and our bar upstairs. (we have 3.5 bathrooms).
I can post pics if you need to see...
Yes post pictures! I love glaze. My brother inlaw owns a cabinet shop in Newport he said when he comes he'll glaze mine but I don't know about natural maple glazed.
I found this after I googled "appliance paint" I knew there were ways to refinish! There must be someone that does this around Charlotte
Joan
>>>>Can't Stand Color Clash
How can I change the color of my refrigerator without buying a new one? I would like to change it to black. It's a great refrigerator; however, it clashes with the rest of my décor. Help!
Terri
Help in Yellow Pages
The best solution is "appliance refinishing" or otherwise known as electrostatic painting. Assuming your appliance is in good condition (no cracks, chipping, and so on), the refinisher can have your color updated and ready to use in as little as 48 hours for a refrigerator to 7 days for a stove (this is 99.5% drying time).
We used this process to turn a 1970s gold tub and sink to a 1990s almond color with great success. In our local Kansas City yellow pages, these services are listed under "Appliance Refinishing". Enjoy turning those ugly ducklings into swans for a fraction of the cost of new.
Patti>>>>>
We added a chocolate glaze to our cherry cabinets when we first built the house. As an addition, it cost us $1200, but that included all the kitchen cabinets (we have ALOT of cabinets), bathroom vanities, and our bar upstairs. (we have 3.5 bathrooms).
I can post pics if you need to see...
super can you pls?????? I would love to see....and that isnt a bad price..consiering to reface its so much money and to change well I really dont want to do a whole new kitchen kwim..
Thank You
Staci
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We must see pictures when you are done. Also get a different countertop for your center island and maybe put some beadboard around it and paint it black. Your kitchen is gonna ROCK!
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