Shabby Chic Kitchen Wall Shelf DIY Project
How to Paint Shabby Chic Wall Shelf or Open Shelving
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Shabby chic Wall Shelves are a super easy and affordable way to a small or outdated kitchen. This will also add some much needed storage. Creating a Shabby Chic Wall Shelf is an easy kitchen update project that can be accomplished in one weekend. To start this Shabby Chic Kitchen Wall Shelf Paint Technique project you will need to spend at least one weekend, but maybe a little more time.
Any unfinished wood Kitchen Wall Shelves are perfect for this Shabby Chic Paint Technique.
Here is a list of supplies you will need to start making these Shabby Chic Kitchen Wall Shelves:
Primer
Paint (2 colors: white and either sand or tan)
Roller paint brushes
A variety of 2", 3", or 4" paint brushes
Wood stain
Glaze
Sandpaper
Drop clothes
Kitchen Wall Shelf
Now, start sanding the surface of your plain wood Kitchen Wall Shelf. Once you have the surface lightly sanded, you should wipe off the dust with a clean dry clothe. An old white t-shirt will work perfectly here.
Now, you are ready to put a coat of primer. If you are using a cheap fake wood Kitchen Wall Shelf this is a very important step. Your Shabby Chic Paint Technique will not stick to your Kitchen Wall Shelf surface if you don't sand and then prime your surface.
If you want a rough more rustic Shabby Chic Kitchen Wall Shelf try putting the primer on with one of the 4" brushes. This will give texture and create the look of real wood. If you prefer the smoother look you can roll the paint on with any type of paint roller. A foam roller will create the smoothest surface.
Allow your primer to dry completely.
Put on a coat of your base paint. This is either a sand color or tan color. You could do a yellowish tan. This paint should not be the actual color you want your desk to end up, but the color you want to show through when you finish the Shabby Chic Kitchen Wall Shelf.
Now you are ready to paint your surface with the real color you wish it to be. I always recommend paintingWall Shelf. If you want, you could paint a pattern of diamonds on the counters as well. a white or antique white color for true Shabby Chic Kitchen
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This darkening will mimic years of dirt and the aging process. If you use an antique white you do not have to do this.
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