Black gel stain cabinets

Do you want an easy way to update your old honey oak cabinets without the hassle of stripping and sanding? Learn how to gel stain your cabinets on a budget.

Michele Roumayah Clark created this stunning kitchen island transformation with the help of General Finishes Black Gel Stain and High Performance Top Coat Satin. Reminder: when mixing oil and water based products you must increase wait time between coats! View this GF video tutorial for more information: http://youtu.be/yDKZFGvpYpw

Gel Stain Kitchen Cabinets | Step by Step Tutorial

The cabinets are done! That was quite a project… not quick but totally worth it! Gel stain is my new favorite product. It’s pretty amazing that it can go over the honey oak wood so easi…

Stain kitchen cabinets black instead of painting them black. It is so much easier!

My bathroom makeover may possibly be the slowest in history. It started last year when I removed the hideous, cheap light bar above the vanity and replaced it with 2 beautiful light fixtures. The next step was to add moulding to the wall-mounted mirror, and I shared some tricks to make that process easier. And that's where things stayed... for months and months. Recently, I finally found the motivation and decided it was time to tackle updating the vanity. If you have lived in a house built…

If you’re seeking stained wood kitchen cabinet ideas for inspiration, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, I’ll show you a curated collection of stunning stained wood cabinet designs that span various styles, from farmhouse charm to sleek modernity. Whether you’re drawn to the timeless elegance of rustic stained wood or the contemporary […]

This post is sponsored by Minwax. Note: For those that are following our renovation closely, know that this was written and scheduled before we started demo...and even painted. Wow! Maybe you remember and are hearing this for the 25th time or maybe you aren't aware, but we sold 99.9% of our furnishings with our last […]

GF Onyx water based stain with extender and GF satin topcoat. Sprayed with 2 coats of stain (did not wipe off) and 2 coats of topcoat. Perfectly even coverage and grain shows nicely. Followed the GF prep; clean clean clean, light sanding. No finish removal.

What a (fast & easy) difference gel stain makes to your cabinets!

My powder room DIY project. I removed the hardware and doors, then I sanded the doors with a fine block, grey primer, and three coats of paint, allowing 6 hours of drying between coats. I was nervous to start this project, but I received a lot of advice from my local Sherwin Williams store.

Hi Friends, Happy Tuesday! The last week or so has been a flurry of activity with end of school events gearing up, my sweet daughter's birthday was yesterday, and oh, that little One Room Challenge thing I have going on. I've had many late, late nights for the past few days, but I'm happy to report that the room is finished!!! I can't wait to share it with you on Thursday. My friends on Instagram have seen a few peeks and have been so encouraging, thank you! Today I'm sharing a project that…

When I paint furniture, I like to match the makeover with the piece itself. Based upon its shape and style, I can kind of “see” what it would look good in. When I saw this dresser for sale at Morgantown Market, it had an orange finish on it and I envisioned it looking much more handsome […]

3.7M views, 26K likes, 150 comments, 455 shares, Facebook Reels from Painted by Kayla Payne: My client wanted a dark stained island to contrast with her perimeter cabinets that we will be painting...

A friend of mine wanted to paint her kitchen cabinets. They were oak and she felt they were out of style, so gave them a lick of paint and created a distressed kitchen cabinet look.

Oak with Ebony Dye Stain

Grey Gel Stain Over Oak Cabinets | www.resnooze.com

General Finishes Gel Stains - top to bottom, left to right Antique Walnut, Brown Mahogany, Java Gray, Black, Candlelite The right side of each board is one coat wiped back, the left side is multiple coats for a more opaque look.

Hate your ugly oak cabinets? Rather than spend money on remodeling or sanding and painting, you can simply restain oak cabinets for super cheap! Here's how.