Bathroom facelift

Rhaevin
Rhaevin
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I’d painted the second full bathroom a couple years back. Originally I’d considered using oil-based paint (I had a father who managed a paint store growing up) but after discovering AIO Paint it was clear I needed to make my bathroom vanity one of their great colors. After completing the vanity I proposed we paint the kitchen cabinets… that is still in progress given I have to work within the seasons so the paint can dry/cure properly, and my own health restrictions. This bathroom just needs a new vanity countertop, and a new light fixture, then I can check it off my done list. Photo taken before I installed a new toilet and faucet. You can’t tell it, but I had to completely drill new holes for the cabinet door hardware. Original contractors were in such a rush they drilled holes for cabinets mounted up, so they hung the doors upside down.
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Finished painting the vanity, and how I love the color in the space! Now to replace the countertop….

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Bathroom with paint, original toilet and vanity. Yes, the back wall is a darker green to create the illusion the space is bigger then it is.

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Ready to paint for the first time with All In One paint!

Techniques Used
  • Brush & Roll
  • Doors Off
  • Repaired
Materials Used
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MEDIUM SYNTEC Fiber Oval, Tapered Brush
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Even Coat Roller & Frame 6"
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London (green gray), Heirloom Traditions All-In-One Paint
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Sample- 8oz
Total Cost: $60.97