🖤$25 Valspar Cabinet & Furniture Enamel No Brushstrokes! STREAK FREE BLACK Detailed boho TREND 2022
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- This is the most streak proof black paint I’ve ever used!! In this detailed boho furniture flip I use valspar cabinet and furniture oil enriched enamel that is a soap and water clean up paint! I scratch tested a can of oops paint at lowes and discovered this ultra rock hard paint for $2.50! I then ran back to lowes to buy it in black for $25.99 and I found the most streak free black I’ve ever used! Follow along as I share my method for a brush stroke free finish that will stand the test of time.
Products used
Dawn Dish soap and water to clean piece
325 grit sanding paper and sponge
Tack cloth
Roll of faux cane Amazon
Valspar cabinet and furniture enamel in Satin finish- make sure you get Satin finish as I read that semi gloss can be feel sticky even when dry plus Satin is a very durable but still has a slight sheen -Color was caviar. I buy this paint at lowes)
Cup pulls Amazon
Burlap cane Link:
Burlap Fabric, Faux Linen Cloth Fabric, 13.77 X 180 Inch Burlap Fabric Decorative Burlap Roll, Thanksgiving Tablecloth, Linen Needlework Fabric Great for Holiday Dinner, Party, Buffet Table & More www.amazon.com...
Cup pulls link:
Ravinte 10 Pack 3" Drawer Pulls Flat Black Cabinet Cup Pulls Kitchen Hardware Cabinet Handles Drawer Handles Knobs 3 inch Hole Center www.amazon.com...
I painted my kitchen cabinets with this paint. Love it! My next project is going to be black.
What color did you paint your kitchen cabinets, do you get a lot of sunshine in there? We kind fo do, but because the sunroom is at the back of the kitchen the windows don’t get a lot of brightness there. No windows by the garage door either.
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Use a sharp razor blade to cut the round end off your foam roller so you have a squared-off edge for painting against trim or into crevices.
You can also buy foam rollers with a square edge … I got mine at the dollar store!
Happy holidays, friends!!! 🖤 hope 2022 is your best year of painting yet!!
I'm late but I'm wishing you and yours a Happy New Year in 2022!
Really glad I found (and subscribed) to your channel! Love the content, love the vibe. And I’m finding it SO refreshing that you don’t have music.
I am a newbie painter and am going to try this! Thank you! Also, take a nail and hammer a few holes in the inner lip of the can so it will drip back into it. It helps with side drip!
I am using this paint in Natural Tan on kitchen cabinets. I tried just rolling bit it’s hard to get a decent amount on the surface. Your method of brushing first and then rolling worked the best.
I've used this paint and like it. However, there is a learning curve, especially if you're used to painting with chalk paint. I messed it up a couple of times because I had to restrain myself from over-working the paint once it has started to dry. I ultimately had success with a foam roller, thin coats, and using a finishing pad between coats... and then walk away, don't touch it, don't look back. Wait at least 9h between coats.
Beautiful job! And you answered a long standing mystery. I spot shellacked areas on a dresser but still had shiny streaks in the paint finish. I hadn’t lightly sanded the shellac. Know I know. Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks.
Someone said you talk too much -- they were WRONG! It's very helpful that you tell us just what you're doing, and why. No background music? It's better this way -- no distractions. I also appreciate your comments regarding your work area, it encourages those of us who don't have adequate or dedicated space for these projects. Would you please show or talk about storing your supplies?
It's clear you have the heart of a teacher. Great work, lovely cabinet! Thank you!
Thank you 🙏 I used to store my stuff in an old dresser that was too much project to sell, worked great! Now I’ve moved into new place and plan to do a video of me “setting up
up my new workspace “
Someone said " you talk too much ", BUT, You are so thorough and very knowledgeable and I appreciate your ability to get your methods across!!! I think if you go to a sprayer this paint looks like a great consistency to possibly not have to thin it out!!! You are my GO TO as I love your way of doing things. I hope you won't mind my copying your techniques! I absolutely loved how you and your daughter refurbished her nightstand...Awesome!!! Thanks for sharing your KNOWLEDGE!!!
Thanks for the encouragement ❤️
@@blacksheephouse Thank you. Your techniques are awesome.
Finally! That is the best explication of why and when people prime or don’t prime. Thank you !!
Just beautiful. And you are the cutest thing ever! Thank you so much for sharing your skills and everything you're learning. You almost inspired me to paint my peacock blue kitchen cabinets... I rent, and when I walked in all the air got sucked out of the room. I thought, well, I'll get to painting those right away. 7 years later, still peacock blue.
Your piece is fabulous! Love the burlap and the idea to write your shopping list on the glass. As a retired teacher, I use dry erase markers on the glass in my kitchen!! Congratulations.
I use dry erase on my bathroom mirror with notes & inspiration...
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Valspar Cabinet and Furniture paint is my favorite. The durability is awesome. The finish looks as close to a factory finish as you can get IMHO. I no longer use chalk, mineral, or milk paint on furniture.
I used this on some chairs, it did chip and scratch, what did I do wrong? I roughed your surface and did use valspar stain blocker as recommended from Lowes. Do you think it needs to cure longer? I painted inside in the winter.
@@susanschain4354 let it cure longer between coats. I found this out using it on my bathroom cabinets. It was a pretty easy job. Hubby said don’t paint the inside of the doors I said, ugh, yucky! I’m not leaving those cabinet doors with ant orange oak stain from 22 years ago. So last year when I painted them, I needed 2 coats and no primer. They have held up great, no chipping or anything. I only lightly sanded once between the first and second finish. I didn’t want smooth glass looking cabinets like I love in kitchen cabinets. I wanted more rustic cabinets in the bathrooms. I waited a whole day before I sanded. I also used clear wax from Home Depot, behr I think it was and it helped with the finish.
I LOVE Valspar cabinet and furniture paint!!! I'm obsessed.
So many things from car-refinishing transfer across to furniture refinishing - E.G for filling them little dings & nicks, air-dry single pack putty is perfect - it fills small holes, bonds tight & sands smooth - comes in handy little tubes too. Prepping for paint is much the same for any substrate, so car-refinishing products can be super-handy when repurposed for furniture refinishing.
I work in the paint dept at Lowes and SW Showcase is a luscious paint as well. You won’t be disappointed.
i work in the paint dept at HomeDepot :D Hello!
That’s how you “roll” girl!!! Haha Well done!! ❤️
I just found your channel, and I so enjoyed it! I love black furniture, doors, shutters. You explain everything so we’ll, And you’re funny! That comment about Dexter was hilarious! I’ll be back definitely.
I love the black finish you got from the new paint. And the burlap on the doors was a great touch.
This paint sprays like magic. It says not to thin but I had to and it seems fine.
I'm a lot like you! I've used a number of different kinds of paint and i can't say that I've had very good experience with Valspar. I will agree that Valspar does take a long time to dry!! No matter what application you're using it for. Just based on the dry time and the clean up(oil based). There are way to many other options out there that are much easier to work with.
I was recently shown this paint by an associate at Lowes. I intend to use it in black on my front door in the spring so this video helps me so much! It is facing south but I'm sure it will be fine.
I love this paint! I’ve used it on a few projects so far.
I’m in love!
I just got a sprayer and have like half a gallon left of this paint so hopefully it sprays well. I’ll find out soon lol.
Do you apply a top coat?
@@renovativehome yes I use varathane poly, water based. Turns out really good. I’ve used hemp oil on a project 3 days after I put on this paint and that came out well also. I honestly didn’t know you didn’t need a top coat until this video lol yay!
@@VermilionCandles cheers Lindsay. I was just wondering if you could use a top coat to change the sheen, as this is only in satin. Some of my customers want a high gloss sheen.
I love the ADD family. We are the same - and everyone is so hard on everything!! so relatable. Love all of your videos - you're just the best!!
I really like this makeover. Congratulations on your move and you’ll have a nice piece in your home. Merry Christmas to you and yours. I bought my first oops paint at THD. Lol
I am going to try this paint thanks so much for the heads up This piece turned out beautifully I especially loved the cane with the black Have a great holiday! ❤️
Beautiful job. Your finish was fabulous. I'm gonna have to adopt that trick of yours. Thank you.
I’m saving all your videos to try these ideas!!!!
I'm inspired to refinish my armoire! I think this such a great colour and finish.
Love the finished cabinet. I think it would look really cool to have lettering, similar to you'd find on a pharmacy window, on the glass, but it looks awesome as is.
You did a beautiful job on that piece
I just started my 1st painted furniture project and I am 2 coats in. I wish I had seen this first! I use a roller after paint, but always put paint on it! Now I will use the dry foam for my last coat. Also I need to try this paint!
Black is beautiful. Don't worry about painting furniture with black paint, it always looks expensive at the end.
This paint is amazing!!! I used it on my steps and front door and I love it. Actually this paint hold better than oil base.
I used white oil based paint on my steps and they didn’t hold very good but since I used this paint they look pretty good.
I’m looking to paint my front door too! Did you prime it and with what? Thanks!
I'm going to try the paint, thanks! The peice looks great!
Another great project and product to try. Thank you again and Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Well done! Like how practical the paint is! Thanks for sharing 🎄
Nook and cranny is one of your favorite things to say 😂
It looks great! Thanks for the tips!
I just bought this paint for a table in black. I can't wait to use it. Hopefully tomorrow.
Just beautiful. You do such beautiful work. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy anew Year! Good health and prosperity for you and your family!
So glad I found your channel ❤
I get oops paint all the time! I got the same type of paint on the oops cart. Haven’t used it yet though
I have watched 2 of your painting black now and feel pretty confident that I am almost ! Your ready to paint my dresser! I have a couple of bedside tables to practice on before tackling the 6 drawers dresser! You give me hope!
I’m so glad! This paint has definitely been my easiest and favorite for black so far! Give it a try and I think you’ll be pleased, just make sure you give it time to cure a bit before using is the only tricky part
this is the only paint i use...i love it!! plus you can find mistints in it at lowes and get amazing deals!
Loveeee everything you paint and the tips👍❤️❤️❤️
I have been using this paint .. black, for a long while. I started with it as a newbie by accident. My furniture pieces are still holding up after five years.
This is great feedback to hear
I got this paint for a set of dining chairs I wanted to paint. I had no ideaaaa what I was doing but it said cabinet and furniture 😂it was very weird to work with, it was like jelly. I did 3 coats on 6 chairs and still had some left over
So pretty!
Love it,will be trying the paint out!
You’ve made a modern day Hoosier. 🤗 Love it. I’m going to check out the paint. I’d like to see the difference between Lowe’s Valspar and HD scuff defense. I’ve used the scuff defense and like it too. I’m going to test the two paints and let you know. great job
Future tip for you: If you smear, or paint with a small brush, Vaseline on your hardware it will be easy to wipe the paint off when you're finished painting. Be sure to not get it on the wood though.
Great piece... thanks for the review... Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I love watching your videos 👏🏻😍
I have used the Valspar paint and it is very scratch resistant. Nice work!
So great, what a great piece. I must admit I was very worried about your super cute Christmas nails.
I used only a brush last year as my first few pieces last year and it is still holding its own on an entry way hall tree by the front door. It made me nervous using it by the thick sticky start like you said. I like Pittsburgh fast Dry also. It is like a pro cabinet finish with no top coat needed. I use a sprayer for it, but your technique will work.
Almost all I use now is enamel paint. LOVE it. Not the same brand, but I love enamel. :)
What do you think of the updated version of this paint?
I used to love it and they changed the formula to dry faster… not a big fan
I need to try it out, I have so much paint I haven’t bought any for a bit. I did see the pre mixed version in the kettle color and bought that and it worked well
What’s the cure time for the new formula?
4 hours instead of 8 hours. From what I read online a major difference in the new formula is the satin finish is a bit Chuckie feeling compared to how it used to finish with the old formula. The satin finish is what she uses in the video.
…Love, love, love!!!❤️❤️👏🏼👏🏼🏴
Looks fabulous Shannon 🖤
I used this to paint a nightstand. I cleaned, sanded and primed. I tried a 1/4" nap velour roller, foam roller and brush and got texture with all of them. The only one that I found worked for me was BM Advance. I think because it has such a long time between re-coats that it has a longer time to level out.
Edit: I guess maybe I'm being picky. When you did the closeups at the 31:30 mark, that's how much texture I have. I was expecting something near a sprayed on finish.
Did the BM advance really level out better than the valspar oil enriched enamel? I thought they were basically the same thing 🤯If so I need to switch over to BM!!
@@blacksheephouse I found BM did level better....however it is about twice the price of Valspar.
You are correct. Very, very nice.
Thanks! I've learned a lot! Great tips!
Oh my goodness!!!! I just used this paint and LOVE IT!!!! I was going to spray it on but, as you know, it's WAY too cold in our area today (1/29). I'm glad I was forced to brush it on indoors because I have finally found a paint that I enjoy hand brushing. I'm giving you and your channel a shout out when I post my project on TH-cam if that's ok. I hope I do your technique justice.
Yay!! Yes, I’m loving this product 🙌 and only a few bucks more than regular paint it’s a go to for me! ❤️ I always appreciate a shout out 😉
Sherwin Williams and Valspar are made by the same manufacturer
There is a rattan/basket store in California that has beautiful all-natural raffia cloth. I use mod podge to adhere it. Turns out beautiful
I am in CA, what store carries the raffia cloth. Thank you
How did the paint hold up? I’m binge watching ur channel, I want to refinish some furniture, love ur channel! ♥️♥️
Nice job! I would have liked to see what happened with the cramps process where you fixed the bad veneering on the lower right door.
I need to give this paint another chance! I got an oops paint of it a long time ago but didn’t love how long the drying time was. I think it was 8-12 hrs !!
I think 2 reasons that it seemed/was so thin are 1- its Valspar
2- any paint in dark or saturated colors takes a deep base to put the color into thats why when you paint on wall with these colors you should have a tinted primer or have them tint the primer for you .
The deep base colors are so saturated with pigment and the base is like a thin gel (almost clear).
I only know this because of working in paint department in a very popular store
Beautiful 😍😍
Help, the cabinet builder 2.5 years ago did an awful job on the doors and some of the cabinets in our kitchen painting them, I hate the color too, it’s not what I chose, not what I picked, hubby said it would grow on me, I hate it still, it’s chipping too now! My walls I want to paint a creamy white, I don’t have much in wall surface in the kitchen. I want to shiplap the walls in the kitchen, my floors are grey with tan and brown tinges running through with different shades of grey and some white in the floor tiles too. The flooring is plank ceramic tiles. My husband is rough on furniture, doors, windows and kitchen and bathroom and built in cabinets, we both have adhd, but I am more gentle than he is with stuff. I’m thinking of painting my cabinets in the kitchen lowers charcoal grey and the uppers a tan grey, kinda medium, not light. I don’t like white and black mix cabinets in a kitchen. My kitchen is not large but it’s not small. We have 2 dogs that always seem to be dirty, hubby washes them only once in a while and I cannot wash the boy dog who has super long thick hair compares to our girl. The kitchen is a decent size, our house is a total of 2415 sq ft, with the sunroom being the largest, then the kitchen, then the bonus room, then the family room, the. The master bedroom. So I just can’t decide on what color to sue and I usually paint with Sherwin Williams, I like ovation paint too! I love the valspar cabinet and door trim paint also! I’m getting more! Can you use this paint on top of water based enamel? Oh and our countertops are mixed granite, and white a little grey, which is why I’m leaning towards grey tan paint color.
I heard from a Lowes guy that SW bought Valspar and the Valspar Cabinet Furniture is the Emerald in a different can.
Interesting!
wow...beautiful!!
Beautiful! It looks so expensive 🤩
I inherited a piece recently, from my MIL. I’m not in love with the raw finish of the piece and keep wondering what I can do to make it look it’s best. It is falling apart and needs work. My MIL had a Mennonite history but I don’t know anything about the piece. I suspect it’s hand made and want to respect the piece but I’m not in love with it as is.
finally someone showing the texture...today i just repainted a 76 old furniture and i was wondering how in the world do this DIY get such a perfect surface... but it seems they get the same surface/orange peel look as i did... from afar looks neet, but from close to it... meh i sort of disliked it... i wonder if wasnt easier to just use some plastic coating and place it over... after all that wood bondage and grinding i did...
Love it! 😍
happy holidays！
Amazing. Great colour. Just a pure pleasure 4 the eyes to watch this being transformed.
Oh, u didn't put a clear coat?
Question ❓ In some piece do you fill in wood filler? Than sand down than paint? Would it be better for smoothess?
It does looks flawless!! Is this paint water clean up? Amazing makeover!!
Thanks! Yes, super easy soap and water clean up, I use dish soap 👏
Thank you thank you for no music.
This paint is ok. I used it for a bookcase and it was extremely thick in my case. It didn’t brush or roll well. Spraying was ok out of an airless sprayer. It doesn’t do as well as Benjamin Moore Advance
Fabulous!! Thanks so much.. Which is better. This or the ovations?
Drop cloth to appreciate and respect your place. Hinges shout, “Keep me at my original state!” Taking the time to be NEAT shows your ability to be a perfectionist, or that you CARE!
I used it today and have brush marks. I even sanded, primed, cleaned it before painting. What's the best way to fix this?
What about the white chalk marks left on the black paint after it's cured?
AmaIng just stunning! My mouth pooped open ! Good no flies ! Thank you ! I can’t wait to try this ? How does it compare with Annie Slone and what better about it ? Thank you Debra
Hey! Annie Sloan and all chalk paint in general is going to have a thicker brush stroke look when using a brush or more stippling when using a roller. Sometimes texture is what you want and really adds to the look but sometimes you want smooth so I enjoy using lots of kinds of paint for different looks ❤️ the enamel paint in this video is going to self level really well and doesn’t need a topcoat which for painting dark colors can be a real life saver! I find when I use chalk paint and dark colors that I get a lot of streaks when I apply a topcoat or wax to seal it. Hope that helps! Worth mentioning is that chalk paint can be sprayed or sanded to get a smooth finish and many pros do that, but I’m a roller and brush kind of gal
You can see the brush strokes with AS chalk paint. I don’t like the look but love the durability. To achieve a saltine smooth baby bum soft finish, I brush on AS in thin coats by watering down a bit and then use a foam roller to smooth out. I let it dry for while … not good for flippers but! Then when it’s very dry, I sand gently with a 400. Then I do another coat the same way. Let it cure and sand again. You can bring up a sheen on AS pain with just a soft rag! But it’s best to use a wax finish - on a dresser it’s fine but on a table top, DON”T do it! Not durable enough. But I have seen people using Odie’s or Osmo liquid wax, which is supposed to be ultra durable. Or you could use a poly satin.
What color stain would you suggest where the original stain has a reddish tone?
Love it.
The base they put pastels ,whites,and dark or saturated colors is different .light colors(base) are more like a white paint .
Im enjoying your videos , want to redo a couple of pieces myself
I'm surprised you didn't use a tarp
Love the cabinet
I just bought a piece very similar and want to paint it. I love your channel and how well you explain the process. I used this paint on chairs, sanded, primed and painted. It chipped in some places. I don’t think I let it cure long enough.
Do you think 30 days minimum for chairs?
Hey! tried this paint out this weekend and love it. I painted my dining room table. Should i use a top coat? Also when I start using the table and want to clean it, can I use a gentle cleaner ? or just a damp cloth ?
It won’t hurt to add a topcoat of some sort, try using some wipe on poly by Minwax and a black cloth to apply for a really smooth, no brush stroke topcoat. As for cleaning I usually use baby wipes on any painted furniture in my home but if you need to sanitize, Lysol wipes are fine too. The key is nothing too wet for too long of your clear coat will get cloudy so wipes are great
Don't you get bubbles from the foam roller? Every time I tried a foam roller on furniture I had bubbles no matter how lightly I rolled over the surface, but I didn't use a brush first, I just rolled it on.
The key for me is that I’m using the roller to remove paint and smooth it after I did the applying paint part with the brush. And when my roller gets full of paint I start to get bubbles again so I switch to a fresh dry roller if need be, hope that helps
Hi! Could you describe the color differences between the Vaslspar "Caviar" & General Finishes Milk Paint in "Lamp Black"? Great Channel. Thank you. Zev
The lamp black has slightly more ash to it than the caviar. I really like them both! They are really similar, I think only a designer would notice the difference
@@blacksheephouse Super hearing back from you. So, are you saying the "caviar" is a slightly deeper black? Thank you! BTW. Your videos are very well done. Zev
How long does it take to dry. It's beautiful
Little confused. Since the paint on this item came off so readily when sanded - wouldn't it require removing it entirely before putting on new paint? I have not gotten into anything other than painting my walls until now, so I have lots of questions. I am going to do my HUGE kitchen so I am researching what everyone is using. But my bathroom I painted once so I thought I was going to have to use that gel in order to take it off before putting on a new coat. Just need lots of directions.
Can you please share the type of roller and brush?