Would this surface be easily repaint able? I can't seem to find it in a color I that matches my bathroom.
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It would have to be a REALLY good paint. It's finish is very solid and polished. I'm afraid the paint might not stick to it very nicely. But I'm also not a painter. I assume some REALLY good paint and about 2 coats should be okay. I would personally take the risk. Hope this helps you.
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I would not suggest painting over it because, even with good paint, it will scratch off. However, you could sand it down first and then paint it and that should work.
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i think it will look fine but if you scrape your counter top often and it is in fact a high traffic area i would use their counter top transformation which is pricey but great and very durable or their counter top finishes in a can. i repainted an old frig with stainless steel paint which looked great, and a counter of a small unit but i have a cutting surface on part of it which is where hot pots etc go. it is great stuff but work fast and make confident roller or brush passes not tentative ones. it is beautiful.
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If it was me I wouldn't hesitate to use it on a painted surface. Just try it on a area that doesn't matter at first to make sure. Good Luck.
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Its just paint, so should work. Just remember there are different shades of white. So use sparingly and try a small place first.
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If that back wall was smooth and free from any grime/grease, I'm sure it would, if the installation was smooth with no air bubbles or pockets. It might be interesting to frame it in some way. We've used decorative molding from big box stores and painted them with acrylic metallic paints, to frame a glass mosaic tile backslash in a bathroom. Seal it with a clear coat of lacquer. Interesting project. Have you thought of 6x6 or 8x8 mirror tiles? More durable and easy to clean.
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My bathroom is a mixture of silver/purple and it looks stunning! I would say it would look well mixed and matched in the same bathroom.
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Hey Lisa! I think it would look fantastic with those colors. It DEFINITELY looks like wood. It's a bit shiny in some lights, which I'm fine with. Here you can see the room I used it in:http://ninered.blogspot.com/2014/03/before-after-downstairs-bath-official.html
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You can spray paint it for sure, but you might want to take it to the hardware store and make sure you get the correct type of paint for it.
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I think that's a wonderful idea! The surface might need to be roughed up a bit or sprayed, but I think your daughter would know. I would say the surface has a satin varnish finish. I hope this helps!
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It's a smooth plastic surface, so it would not be very easy to paint. But I'm not a pro so I guess anything is possible.
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The textured finish looks more like a satin rather than a gloss; think fresh Rhino-Liner. Not too shiny, not too glossy. It would work well with a matte paint job.
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Hello, Unfortunately we do not paint the mirror, you would have to take the item to a professional to get it painted. I apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you
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It's painted or antiqued, but not finished with a clearcoat of any kind. You would very probably be able to stain it easily, I doubt you'd even have to sand it first.
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You could probly paint on it with a nice acrylic or fabric paint. It's a fairly smooth fabric.
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Mixing the colors could be a stylish option. Try picking something else nuetral and use it like you did it on purpose. No one else will be able to find one just like it. Kind of like a,contrasting wall
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I would say that I do not know. Might be easier to select another finish than to paint. The manufacturer or distributor might be able to answer this question.
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I bought it in white. It has a finish on it. I think it would be able to be lightly sanded and painted.