Add personality and graphic impact to cabinets, an armoire or a dresser with trim and plywood silhouettes.
By Brian Patrick Flynn, Decor DemonMore in Decorating
Using roller and roller sleeve, apply the background color to the interior and exterior of the cabinet. Two coats is often the perfect amount to ensure a great finish.
Using a tape measure, determine the proper dimensions needed for the trim pieces that will go around the edges of door fronts.
Using a chop saw, cut 45-degree angles into the top and bottom edges of the trim. Sand any rough edges, then wipe away residue.
Attach a spray-can handle to can of spray paint, then apply an even coat of paint by moving back and forth in a slow, controlled manner.
Tip: By spray-painting the trim before attaching it to the door front, a perfectly clean edge is made where the bottom of the trim will meet the door fronts.
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