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" Little Green Notebook&amp;#039;s Jenny Komenda isn&amp;#039;t one to shy away from color. She&amp;#039;s the master of mixing peacock blues, bright yellows, and soft lavenders. But not all of us are as gutsy when it comes to our interior spaces because it can be difficult to incporporate saturated shades with existing furnishings and d\u00E9cor in shades of grays, browns, and creams. But Jenny shows us that you can spice up neutral territory by painting the inside of a glass-front cabinet, buffet, or hutch.          I painted the back of my antique secretary a deep jade green color. Green and I are for sure BFF. A photo posted by Jenny Komenda (@jennykomenda) on Aug 5, 2014 at 7:22am PDT      &amp;amp;gt;  Bold color offers a quick and easy pick-me-up for any furnishing.  Supplies   150-grit sandpaper   Oil-based primer   Tapered synthetic paint brush   Alkyd paint   Mineral spirits   Furniture wax   Instructions   Clean inside the cabinets. Remove cabinet doors, and vacuum the inside of the cabinet. Then clean the shelves and the cabinet interior thoroughly, making sure they are completely free of grease, grime, and residue.  It is guaranteed that the inside of your cabinets and drawers have a bit of loose dust. Vacuum the inside of your dresser drawers. When cleaning inside of your kitchen cabinets, be sure the surfaces are completely free of all grease, grime, and residue. With kitchen cabinets, and china cabinets, take the extra time and take off the cabinet doors. - See more at: http://thewhitedresser.com/archives/painting-the-inside-of-your-white-dresser#sthash.xC0GtSOx.dpuf It is guaranteed that the inside of your cabinets and drawers have a bit of loose dust. Vacuum the inside of your dresser drawers. When cleaning inside of your kitchen cabinets, be sure the surfaces are completely free of all grease, grime, and residue. With kitchen cabinets, and china cabinets, take the extra time and take off the cabinet doors. - See more at: http://thewhitedresser.com/archives/painting-the-inside-of-your-white-dresser#sthash.xC0GtSOx.dpuf It is guaranteed that the inside of your cabinets and drawers have a bit of loose dust. Vacuum the inside of your dresser drawers. When cleaning inside of your kitchen cabinets, be sure the surfaces are completely free of all grease, grime, and residue. With kitchen cabinets, and china cabinets, take the extra time and take off the cabinet doors. - See more at: http://thewhitedresser.com/archives/painting-the-inside-of-your-white-dresser#sthash.xC0GtSOx.dpuf  Sand. Rough up any exisiting finish on the interior of the cabinet using fine-grit sandpaper.   Prime. If you&amp;#039;re using a dark paint, have the primer tinted, then apply a thin coat of primer using an angled high-quality paint brush.   Paint. The key to achieving a professional paint job free of brush strokes is to apply several thin coats, letting the paint dry completely in between. Be prepared to paint at least two coats.  Wax. To give the cabinet interior a long-lasting finish, make a 50/50 mixture of mineral spirits and furniture wax. The concoction goes on with the consistency of Crisco. Lightly buff and don&amp;#039;t put anything in the cabinet for 72 hours.  Tell us: Where would you add bold color in your home?  ----- Plus:See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB One classic palette, four fresh twists \u00BB7 mini-makeovers you can finish fast! \u00BB101 living rooms you&amp;#039;ll love \u00BB46 ways to make something new out of something old \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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