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.
842223
I would think so. As with any paint covering a high use area (such as dresser knobs), some of the painted surface will show wear more than other places as time (and usage) progresses.
2208138
I would say that for this one the picture is pretty accurate. From what I understand this type of veneer is prestained and cannot be stained additionally. It has a good luster finish.
1521520
In my opinion it should be. I wanted the grain to show in my vanity which is 47inches long so I used 3 coats with enough left to stain another small project.
1639460
This is a top mounted sink replace the counter top is best solution or heck if you have an old dresser you can use that as the vanity.
130688
I believe it is wood and wood composite, not a plastic veneer. The finish on mine is very smooth and well done. I believe it could be painted easily, particularly with a high quality paint like Behr all in one paint that includes a primer. I have no plans to paint mine, but if I did I would not even use 000 steel wool to rough the surface- I'd just remove the knobs and do it.
1096798
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.
981714
No this sink looks like a high glossed stone. In certain reflective light it looks almost copper. I love this sink, it has character but unfortunately what you are looking to do sounds interesting but this sink would not work.
196311
Have used googone on my kitchen cabinet, the one near the stove. It tends to get the grease residue. It worked really we' but it is a painted. I don't know about other finishes.
911550
Satin finish. Excellent sink. Just be sure to support the sink and not just rely on mastic and or screws. It is very heavy.
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
469223
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.
1699726
It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.
1687950
I would play it safe and use a water based sanding sealer over the stain before applying this. That should act a s buffer or barrier between the two. Plus it will allow for a glass like finish. Since this product is an oil based finish, I don't know if the two are directly compatible. The whole water vs oil thing that is.
1304905
It is for a vessel type sink. You should be able to online order from Home Depot if you need the bronze finish.
1218977
I'd suggest looking at your decor. We have a kitchen with mostly stainless steel appliances and brownish tiles, so the combination of the silver front and the light-colored wood looks good there.
925627
There's something on it that gives it a nice finish. Whether it's varnish or not, I am not sure.