Has anyone done this - The stove at the house is pratically brand new but its the biscuit color and I want an all black stove.
What is your opinion - Have it painted or buy new...
If you have had it done can you recommend a someone to do it and how much did it cost??
TIA, Christine
janwinterbridejoy
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maybe you can try and sell the one that is there and buy a black one. i have heard of people painting appliances but im not sure how it looks
btrflygrl
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I've seen it done on TLC Trading Spaces...maybe you can look it up in their index or google painting appliances
jms100303
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Funny you should ask, I just did this last week. My in-laws gave us their stove (they got all stain-less appliances - it looks great!), which is almond. All of our current appliances are white. I bought a special spray paint - appliance epoxy at Home Depot. It looks great. It was pretty easy. We taped off the parts we didn't want painted and we needed only 2 coats. It wasn't difficult at all.
We decided to go this route for now, rather then purchase a new one right now (I hate our current stove). We plan on gutting our kitchen, extending the wall out the front about 8-10 feet, and getting all new cabinets and appliances at this time. So it didn't make sense for us to buy a stove now in white to match our kitchen when we will probably get all stainless steal in a few years.
chris605
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Thank you - I thought this needed to get done by a professional - I guess not - YAY - I may have to try it now.....
FTRBRIDE
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Posted by jms100303
Funny you should ask, I just did this last week. My in-laws gave us their stove (they got all stain-less appliances - it looks great!), which is almond. All of our current appliances are white. I bought a special spray paint - appliance epoxy at Home Depot. It looks great. It was pretty easy. We taped off the parts we didn't want painted and we needed only 2 coats. It wasn't difficult at all.
We decided to go this route for now, rather then purchase a new one right now (I hate our current stove). We plan on gutting our kitchen, extending the wall out the front about 8-10 feet, and getting all new cabinets and appliances at this time. So it didn't make sense for us to buy a stove now in white to match our kitchen when we will probably get all stainless steal in a few years.
I was curious about this too. In all honesty, can you tell that it was painted, or does it look totally normal?
