Paint projects using Behr Semi-Gloss Latex Enamel
Want to know the crazy thing? We ordered this paint online. At the time, we didn’t even want to go into a hardware store and for the price of a gallon of Behr Charcoal Blue paint, we knew it was worth trying. Little did we know how many DIY paint projects a gallon of this paint would get us. Here are 6 paint projects using Behr Charcoal Blue.
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Where can you buy Behr paint?
We ordered it online from Home Depot. We did when we ordered our stock cabinets for our laundry room makeover. Now we thought we were going to use two gallons to paint our interior doors, but I guess that DIY project just hasn’t happened yet.
Pros to this Behr paint
Cheaper than other semi-gloss latex enamel paints
Does have a nice finished and shiny look
Easily applies to different surfaces
We are normally Sherwin Williams paint people. But even on sale, SW paint can sometimes run you a lot more than this paint. Therefore, that is why we tried this paint. As of right now, it is holding up on all of our projects (and we have kids that completely destroy things).
I am sure next year we can come back and update if this paint easily becomes damaged, etc.
Do you need help deciding what color of paint to use for your cabinets or walls?
We recently just tried Samplize and it totally beats having to buy individual paint samples. These 12″ x 12″ samples will get shipped directly to you and save the hassle of clean-up (we loved that). Check out the brands you can get here.
7 DIY Projects Using Behr Charcoal Blue
So on a whim, we ordered two gallons of Behr Charcoal Blue Semi-Gloss Latex Enamel Paint. Guess what?
We still have one gallon left, and here are the DIY projects using this color.
Learn how to paint stock cabinets to create these unique laundry room storage cabinets. Add some fun hardware in order to cheaply add character and functionality to one of the most used rooms in the house.
Make sure you check out the easy custom shelving next to these laundry room cabinets!
Getting rid of an oak bathroom vanity is a sure way to bring your house into contemporary times. We love how simple hardware and this charcoal blue color worked in our small space.
Mixing this grayish blue color with white really updated this oak railing. You have to see the difference from before to now! Again, this is just another way that paint can cheaply help you makeover your home.
Not only was Behr Charcoal Blue used to create an accent wall, but it was used to paint the opposite pegboards. Normally we wouldn't use "trim" paint for an accent wall, but be resourceful, and using supplies you already have is how we do things!
Mixing DIY chalk painted chairs and our favorite stain color added fun and eclectic feel to this homeschool room.
Why not keep an old light fixture and paint it? Here an old oak bathroom vanity light was completely made over with simple coats of paint. We love how this easy DIY paint project really modernizes the small space.
Using a combination of farmhouse brackets and painted wood shelves created a whole new vibe in this craft closet. Taking the doors off of this basement closet was a sure way to make this old closet completely functional.
We just love this accent wall with contrasting white pegboards. It is so clever that the opposite wall has the charcoal blue pegboard to easily help keep this room organized.
Do you have a favorite paint color? Remember sometimes inspiration or new colors can just accidentally happen. Check out our favorite neutral wall color we have used on our first floor (and no it isn’t gray)!
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