China Hutch Makeover

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  Step 1

  I started by removing the doors and cleaning the hutch with warm soapy water. I did not sand because I was using a chalk paint. Apply the first coat of paint.

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  Step 2

  I used 2-1/2" and 3" pieces of Poplar molding to face the top, sides, and bottom of the hutch. I cut the pieces to size and used wood glue along with a few finishing nails to attach them. I used a little wood filler on the joints where the pieces meet and on the nail holes. After sanding the areas where I put the wood filler, I painted the trim.

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  Step 3

  I applied the second coat of paint including painting the back of the hutch red. Once dry, put the doors and hardware back on.

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