Antique Kitchen

Antique Kitchen

August 9, 2005

Antique Kitchen

I have kitchen cabinets white and I want to give them an antique look ... There is a patch that does this?

I saw some at Lowes that were almost as pale yellow in color, but it seemed old ... Do not use a dye or paint .... if so, how? thank you!

In fact, a varnish is easier and faster and less expensive than painting or staining. You can even save more $ $ to do ours. Take 1 / 3 water, 1 / 3 of latex acrylic paint in one of sienna and burnt umber or 1 / 3 mix well and Floetrol varnish. Test in a closet to get the look you want but most often just use a damp soft T (the husband's shirts work well for this) and use the application of varnish. Works in areas that show the natural wear and antiques, as in crevices and edges. Start with a light hand because you can always add more to build intensity. If you want the cabinets to be easier to clean, clean the grease, then find themselves with a cloak No yellow, UVB / UVA protecting polyurethane like Varathane.

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