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?
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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.
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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.
732642
It is tall and typically used with a bowl (vessel) sink but I'm using it for a regular sink cause i like that style for the master bathroom. I was happy with the product, it is heavy with a nice finish.
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Yes, this would. I absolutely LOVE this sink. I've used at about 5 months and still marvel at how much I like it.
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Yes, it matches stainless steel sinks so long as it isn't polished stainless.
1608755
Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
735846
I wouldn't think so the prestain is meant to help prevent blotchyness and uneven absobtion of a base stain woud have to assume if dresser is already finished that the stain would pretty much work like a prestain
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Having finished furniture myself, I would think that you would want a product meant for furniture. May I suggest that you use Minwax Wood Conditioner if you are going to stain and poly your dresser. Watco Danish Oil is another good option, it comes in clear or natural and a variety of other colors. It penetrates and seals the wood just by wiping on and off like a stain and you can use a poly urethane over it if you like. Teak oil is another option. These products are available at paint, hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's stores. I've found that paint store personal are the most helpful and knowledgeable about these products or look them up on their websites. Hope this helps. Having finished furniture myself, I would think that you would want a product meant for furniture. May I suggest that you use Minwax Wood Conditioner if you are going to stain and poly your dresser. Watco Danish Oil is another good option, it comes in clear or natural and a variety of other colors. It penetrates and seals the wood just by wiping on and off like a stain and you can use a poly urethane over it if you like. Teak oil is another option. These products are available at paint, hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's stores. I've found that paint store personal are the most helpful and... » Read More Having finished furniture myself, I would think that you would want a product meant for furniture. May I suggest that you use Minwax Wood Conditioner if you are going to stain and poly your dresser. Watco Danish Oil is another good option, it comes in clear or natural and a variety of other colors. It penetrates and seals the wood just by wiping on and off like a stain and you can use a poly urethane over it if you like. Teak oil is another option. These products are available at paint, hardware, Home Depot or Lowe's stores. I've found that paint store personal are the most helpful and knowledgeable about these products or look them up on their websites. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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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.
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My sink is already installed so I'm trying to remember, but I know the enamel continues on the sides and I think on the back as well, though I can't remember 100%. I could see making this work as a vessel sink, though you'd want to think about the depth of the sink along with the surface you set it on so it doesn't end up being awkwardly tall.
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The wood is sanded but in its natural finish (no paint, stain or varnish, etc.) You can finish it yourself with paint, stain, or polyurethane to match your decor.
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The bathroom cabinet that I used it on was solid wood, except the outside end of the cabinet, which was laminate. I sanded it up a bit more than I did the wood parts. After I gave it one coat, I let it try for 24 hours, and sanded it lightly again before giving it the second coat. That coat took great, but I did give it a third coat....after waiting another 24 hours. The finish is amazing, the laminate end does not look any different than the rest of the cabinet. I love this stuff!
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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.
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I use it in a modern setting and it looks good there. My only word of caution is to make sure that the countertop hole (where the faucet goes through) is sufficiently close enough to the sink. It is a short design and the water will fall too close to the edge if you violate this. Good luck.
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Satin finish. Excellent sink. Just be sure to support the sink and not just rely on mastic and or screws. It is very heavy.
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Yes it would probably look beautiful, we didn't replace ours it's dark oak But everything else us in bronze light fixture and faucets so it looks very good . If I was to change my vanity I would go with the espresso. We just redecorated the whole house so some stuff that still looked good we kept. You will love those medicine cabinets they are roomy and they are mirrored inside and on the sides. They are beautiful and worth the money.
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I would ask someone from the paint store. This has a different finish than a normal wood desk (veneer that is plastic like). I do refinishing on small projects and I wouldn't try it without asking the paint guy for a special paint.