How to Make a Bathroom Vanity

Before starting you need to decide the style you want it designed. Whether you want to glaze it, paint it, build wood and top the vanity with solid counter, or to go for beautiful modern vanity set which will enhance any bathroom and give it a stunning appearance.

I would approach it with cooper glazes, as it is the fastest and easiest way to design a bathroom. In case, you are about to host guests, and want to give your bathroom a strike look in no time or only because it is a high time to do something about it. Remember, your house is a reflection of your inner being so you want it to be impressive.

Instructions Step 1 Painting or glazing is a very simple project and you can do it yourself:

First, there are different varieties of quality coats, therefore you need to choose the style you want either contemporary or antique. There is no need to go into high expenses if you found a style that you are happy with and meet the purpose.
Step 2 You can't work on the project the whole day as the paint need time to dry which will give you a time to prepare the surface. However, it will worth it as a good paint will keep your vanity in looking good for many years to come. Don't hold back from taking care properly preparing the surfaces, otherwise it will be obvious in the end result. Get space by removing and unscrew doors or drawers handles, before scraping off any loose areas of old paint and sanding the current vanity in the bathroom.
Step 3
Clean up all the dust and debris completely to an absolute clean area and around the edges of your vanity, stick masking tape on the walls to avoid them being streaked with paint.
Step 4
Apply base coat or two of primer undercoat of a latex paint with a complementing color that will match your chosen glaze. You need to choose a product particularly for use on previously painted wood. A fast drying primer as a helpful tip would be acrylic water based primer. The drying time is between one to two hours. That mean you can easily get at least three coats done in one day.
Step 5
When the final coat is dry, you can start paint the vanity. You should use a specialist cabinet paint since bathroom has a high humidity and it will give it an attractive shine with a durable glossed finish. To work in small layers and add more glaze as needed is preferable. Find a specialist cabinet paint that will make it easy for you to wipe it clean and will function as a resistant to mildews and moistures.
Step 6
Get a small roller to prevent from leaving visible brush stains. Start with the base coat by rolling it on with the proper color and let the paint to dry. Don't overload the roller with paint and not over roll in order to finish with an smooth even level of coat. Then apply second coat to get the finest finish and shield your hard work. Read the instructions for how long you need to leave the paint to dry between coats.
Step 7
If you are happy with the finish, you can put the handles and hinges back together. That's about it. You got a new fresh image with almost no cost.