Don’t you just love a cute apothecary cabinet? They are hard to come by and if you find one they are expensive. Check out this DIY apothecary cabinet.

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I wanted to add extra character to the back of this cabinet. I unscrewed the back to make it much easier to work with.

After I had the back of the cabinet off, I used the Clear Coat and tissue paper to change the look.

Dixie Belle Paint does not require you to sand prior to application, however, the top of this piece was not smooth. I used my Surf Prep sander to smooth the imperfections on the top of this cabinet. Therefore, my finish would be flawless. Then, I sprayed the cabinet with Fluff Chalk Mineral Paint.

I know by now you are surprised that I used a shade of white for this piece. You didn’t think I would finish this piece without adding color, did you? This DIY apothecary cabinet had to have some color!

I needed to add some distressing to this piece as well. I have to tell you my new favorite hand sanding pads to use are the Surf Prep Rad Pads. They are super high quality, you can cut them or fold them in half. They last a long time also. You can reuse them for quite some time.

I finished off the entire piece with Easy Peasy Spray Wax. Let me know what you think!

 

 

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Dixie Belle Paint Company

Dixie Belle Paint Company provides a line of chalk mineral paint that is high quality, easy to use, and most importantly priced so every DIYer can create and discover the joy of painting.

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