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  1. Great job! Your dresser looks so fresh and new and works great in that room.

  2. What a lovely makeover! Just as pretty as can be. Thanks for inspiring me, Maria.

  3. S. Vermeland says:

    Nice job…I’m guessing you used oil based primer…that’s a bleeder (it’s red because it’s mahogany and/or mahogany stain) and really needs the stain blocking. I’ve done so many mahogany pieces, the primer is inevitable.

  4. Hi Maria, I love how your dresser has transformed! It was pretty before but now it really fits your coastal style!!! It is pretty amazing how paint can transform furniture. I am really thinking about painting my French commode/dresser. I’ve thought about it for years and now that the top needs to be pulled off and all the top pieces re-glued together, now might be the right time. I also found the prettiest French transfers…

    Have a great 4th of July,
    Barb 🙂

  5. Oh my goodness! What a difference. I love the lines of this dresser, and I think the color you have painted it and the knobs that you added are perfection!

  6. Wow, it looks so much fresher and I love the new handles.

  7. Hi Maria! I was thrilled to feature your dresser makeover on Tuesday Turn About this week! It’s amazing how you transformed your dresser, especially from a dark red color. I hope you’ll continue to join us and share your tutorials.

  8. Maria, that’s really a lovely transformation. Paint is amazing, isn’t it?

  9. Your dresser makeover turned out beautiful! I bet that red would of been impossible to cover without the primer. Thanks for the tips!

  10. Could you please list the materials you used? Primer? Paint type/color? etc Wonderful & Inspiring! I will try this asap!

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