UPDATE KITCHEN CABINETS - No sanding!

Come along as I update some kitchen cabinets in an easy to follow begginer friendly tutorial

products I used today- feel free to substute to your desired products but i specifically chose Advance and stix since this is a cabinet tutorial

Liquid Sandpaper
Scotchbrite pad
stix primer- Ace hardware
Benjamin Moore Advance - ace hardware matched to color Rugged tan by Behr
Rustoleum DECORATIVE glaze- Home depot or online
paint brush 1.5
deck staining brush
kids broom from dollar tree from toy section
sample pot of behr paint in color Natural Twine
Water based polyurethane by behr MATTE finish

Succulent seller on EBAY link below name is Hillside Succulents

[mirandamom]

If you are new here, stick around— you won’t be sorry! Shannon is a charmer with a ton of tricks up her sleeve, she knows what a budget is, and her camerawork makes it feel like you’re right there with her. I love this channel.

(Bronze, BTW 😊)

[kjones]

First time watcher here. It was like watching Bob Ross... each time he added a little tree here and a little tree there I thought to myself... but why, Bob? It looked great already. But, like these cabinets, each time I thought it was done ...what you would do next was even greater ! So pretty.

[sandynickelson]

I really enjoyed watching you do the Pottery Brand look. You make it look so easy.

[jerurenteria]

the bronze! round and bronze is perfect for this finish! Great job on the cabinets!!! i wish i could see how it looked on the whole kitchen!!!

[hudsonboycandleco]

Beautiful work! I love the bronze knob and I actually love the original knob on the right door too!

[brandi]

After watching your previous video tutorial on this finish for furniture I tried it and really liked it. I also ended up painting my oak bathroom cabinets in just Rugged Tan with black cabinet pulls and I love it. Thank you for showing us this!

[MsTubbytube]

looks like it would take a whole day to do a single door

[sumedw]

would love to see RH antiqued grey oak finish like this !!! love ur work !

[theotherwhitney]

wow! what a beautiful transformation! the extra touch with following the wood grain really elevates the result. i love both looks, but i think the brass knobs warm it up so beautifully. fabulous! thanks for sharing your process here 💗

[lindapuleo]

Hi, I'd really love to try this potter barn look on my kitchen cabinets. The color of my cabinets is currently the old time Pickled, so I am already starting close to the Rugged Tan as a base. Could I possibly skip priming & painting the base color and after deglossing go right to decorative glaze with poly over it???

[teriaguiar]

This turned out so beautiful! I actually loved it more before the dry brushing. I’ve been thinking about learning how to refinish and update my furniture so this was inspiring but also a little intimidating.

[sharonjensen]

You're the best, most modern guide to getting new looks!!!

[Greeneyes]

I’m so over both golden oak and white! Love this alternative!

[nikitabonita]

I think this it beautiful 😍 Although I personally couldn’t do all the cabinets in my kitchen like this lol I’d have one cabinet finished and that’s it 😂

[lindawatts]

Oh! What I saw you do on just one door was amazing! Cant wait to see more. Linda from Pensacola, Fl

[sellm_bc_arwhite]

My mom loved these types of succulents. She would use little dishes from a thrift store. Those little pods you knocked off to have a longer stem, she would have pushed the slightest bit in the soil - they grow as is!

[maryag]

I am so happy I found your channel! I’m obsessed with black oak, and I would love to see how you’d achieve that grain-like finish in black.

[knowyourlove]

I am obsessed with warm tan colors lately. This color reminds me of sandy beaches. Like Dixie bell burlap. Waverly’s hazelnut, but I mix it with white to lighten it.
I’ve been using a lot of Dixie bells. Au naturale voodoo stain, i’ve been using it over painted surfaces to give it that warm orangey hue.
Not the 80s orange, but tan with a kiss of orange.

[sophiachristo]

Beautiful! I would choose the bronze knobs! Thanks so much for sharing

[leannelange]

Future tutorial would love to see an Acacia or Mango wood look that seems to be on a lot of HomeGoods and Marshalls shelves and cabinets these days ❤❤