I am refinishing an old birdseye veneer dresser to accommodate a vessel sink to be used in the bathroom. Would this be an appropriate finish?
340546
This is really high quality varnish. The only thing bad is it is a bit thick and does not flow and even out on flat surfaces. So that might be a problem on the flat top of the dresser.
2260515
What kind of finish? How old are the cabinets? This will REMOVE the finish down to the stain, is that what you want to do? If so, this is the right product. Afterwards you can put on a new finish, like polyurethane. Good luck, Nancy
139411
The cabinet is solid wood has a natural light wood finish on it. Looks like it has a clear coat sealer on it. You might want to call the company customer service and ask them to be sure. They may even ship you one that has already been sanded with no finish on it. If you don't mind a little work, you could always lightly sand each piece and and apply your stain before assembly.
2070175
Well, ours were damaged by use and water by the sink. Droplets over the years, transferring dishes to dishwasher, wet hands leaving the sink for towels to dry, etc. We just used 0000 steel wool to apply this product. I uploaded photos to Amazon on this product. A faux drawer and cabinet below. If yours looks like mine then you could probably get away with the method we used. Any sealant/finish that was on ours was totally gone. We did not presand. Hope this helped
1026519
I have this in my bathroom, although it would look good, I don't know if the metal is thick enough to b used as a vessel.
1095768
absolutely! ours looks great, this is not a flimsy piece, it shows no sign of wear at all and I have this towel bar and the matching toilet paper roll holder in a very busy first floor bathroom. keep your oil rubbed bronze pieces dry and they will look fabulous all the time. It's a little hard at times for the faucet but it's worth the effort : )
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I think it would be fine. It's an undermount sink so your faucet will be attached to your counter/granite. I went with the matte stainless look and love it. Good luck. The sink is great by the way!
1699726
It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.
1076560
I'd say probably not. Mine came with a dark cherrywood finish but I know there were different finishes available.
748516
You most likely can. You would need to acquire the top with a drop in sink. Notice that the vanity is a little low to take into account the vessel sink.
1401310
I used his sink with oil rubbed bronze faucets. It is more brown than the fixtures and I like the way it looks, however if you want a "match" this isn't for you. I prefer things not to match perfectly for a organic look. I hope this helps you.
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I think it will depend on how dark you want you vanity and closet to be. I used the 1/2 pint on a double sink 3 drawer vanity and had enough left over to do my one sink vanity with 2 drawers. The color I prefered was dark with no grain showing and it worked out well. Probably 3 to 4 coats.
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Yes, it matches stainless steel sinks so long as it isn't polished stainless.
802390
I'm not sure this product would be what you want, this has a paper backing I used it to reface cabinets where there won't be much contact but had new doors and end panels installed. I also just used a wipe on poly nothing brushed on to soak thru veneer I think that might ripple the surface. Hope this is helpful.
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A vessel sink cannot be used for this vanity unless it is part of the top. The sink and counter top that comes with the vanity are one piece and fit over the entire top. I think you can purchase the vanity separately.
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I installed an under mount sink with granite counter - no problems. Cabinet is well made for the price and I would image you would have no problems with vessel type. You would want to manage clearances for faucet.
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Yes, depending upon how shiny veneer is you may need to lightly hand sand some. Also, if your cabinets look really good now you may be disappointed. I used this product on a fixer-upper I sold and espresso did a great job on the cabinets, but they were in such rough shape they should have been replaced. You can tell it is paint, so if you are ok with that then it's fine. I wouldn't use it to change appearance of good-looking cabinets.