Wise owl one hour enamel

What is One Hour Enamel? Short answer, Awesome. It’s a water based, fast drying & curing, abrasion resistant acrylic enamel paint.

Explore the many elements that give a traditional kitchen personality and timeless style. Get ideas for colorful designs, ornate details, small traditional kitchens, and more.

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Wise Owl Paint on Instagram: "Another beautiful makeover by @maplerestorations! MCM piece painted in One Hour Enamel in color Fauna, a perfect neutral that looks so good with champagne gold hardware!"

One Hour Enamel Paint, also known as OHE, is an incredibly tough, tenacious, fast-drying acrylic enamel for interior and exterior use on surfaces that require a quick return to service and an abrasion-resistant finish. Our One Hour Enamel (OHE) is a total game-changer for both professionals and DIY’ers alike! Our water-based enamel formula has a …

Alissa ✨ DIY + Furniture Flips + Home Projects on Instagram: "Part 3👇 Now that you have two coats on, it’s time to topcoat!! Wise Owl One Hour enamel does not normally need a topcoat! Because we have kids who are rough on everything, and I only wanted to do this once, I decided to topcoat! Some may call me silly, some may call me smart. 😜 After scuff sanding everything with 320 grit and cleaning up all of the sanding dust, I used one hour enamel in clear satin and tinted it with my colored…

Are you looking to give your kitchen a fresh, modern look without breaking the bank? Transform your kitchen with our One Hour Enamel Paint

The national average for a kitchen reno is just over twenty-five thousand dollars. And 29% of that big price tag...gets poured into the cabinets. With an almost $7,000 average dedicated to cabinetry, that much-needed kitchen makeover can be daunting, if not unfeasible. But what if you could refinish your cabinets yourself, getting that same fresh look while saving 95% of your costs? I know, it seems impossible, but stick with me...