Two coats covered perfectly allowing the little lamb grey to peek thru here and there.
The orangy stained maple base was painted with a custom mix of Fusion Mineral Paint 's little lamb, soapstone and pebble to get a medium grey. Again I went with two coats for the base.
The apron was securely affixed to the table bottom and the legs put on and flipped for a quick look
then back on the work table where the inside edge of the apron was carefully cut in with the medium grey paint, yes I am OCD like that ;)
Flipped over the top was painted a 3rd coat of milk paint, sanded smooth with a wee bit of the raw wood distressed to show and sealed with 2 coats of the tough coat wipe on poly as well. This give the milk paint a nice smooth durable seal.
Once dry I added further dimension and aging to the rustic farmhouse look with Fusion Mineral Paint's black wax. The wax also adds a soft vintage sheen. After a couple weeks of curing time
I added 2 coats of Polyvine as well for additional durability.
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