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Here is the after shot of my dining room chairs.
I used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Country Grey through my sprayer, heavily distressed with an electric sander,  and then gave them a coat of clear wax.
Here is the before when the chairs were black.
I always liked the black, but they show every speck of dust.  So to avoid dusting them every day I made the decision to go with a lighter color.
I am so luck my chairs don’t have spindles.  That waxing is hard work.
I love how they turned out.
 They brightened up the space.
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  1. ℳartina @ Northern Nesting says

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    Great job Dawn, they look beautiful! Martina

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  2. Kathy says

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    Dawn, first just wanted to say that I love your header, it is so happy…love your chairs, why is waxing so hard, getting ready to start a project and she told me to was with a rag is that what you used? They look fantastic!

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  3. Flat Creek Farm says

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    Great job – they’re perfect! -T

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  4. Debbiedoo's blogging and blabbing says

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    Those look awesome. The white really does brighten the room nicely.

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  5. lauren @ West Furniture Revival says

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    LOVE THE NEW COLOR THEY LOOK SO MUCH BETTER AND BRIGHTER WITH THE TABLE!

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  6. debbie--http://refreshrestyle.com/ says

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    Dawn, they look great! I love your table scape too, that round bowl is so pretty!
    Debbie

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  7. Tricia says

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    What a great job you did on the chairs! I really like them. I have black dining room chairs and I would love to paint them, but my husband is in love with the black. I need to find a way to make him think that painting them is his idea! 🙂

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  8. Cindy says

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    Your chairs look wonderful, Dawn, I love the finish you have given them.
    hugs, Cindy

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  9. [email protected] says

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    They look great Dawn! The light color looks so nice. I know exactly what you mean about the dust on them when they’re black… not fun!

    Have a great day.
    Pam

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  10. Laura at Ms. Smartie Pants says

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    Very nice, I like the white too!

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  11. FABBY'S LIVING says

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    I just dropped to see this beautiful metamorphosis from black to white. Gorgeous!! What a great job, such talented people, goodness! I’m also at MM. Happy Halloween.
    FABBY

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  12. [email protected] at the Crossroads says

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    Dusting is my least favorite thing to do, too! Your chairs turned out great. The new color does brighten the room.

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  13. Michele Smith says

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    They turned out great. I love the distressing on them. The white really brightens up the room too! Great job!

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  14. Kris says

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    I love them too!!!!

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  15. Janna says

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    impressive 🙂

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  16. ❀ JoAnne says

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    I love how they turned out too Dawn! You did a great job ~ a coat of white paint always seems to make a huge impact. Really nice!

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  17. KerrieLynn says

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    I love what you did with the chairs….I know so well the dust thing! We bought our new house two and a half years ago and went with the dark furniture, I could literally dust every day and and hour later I would see more dust! I wish we had went with lighter colors. It doesn’t help that we have a train that runs twice a day behind our house kicking up a huge amount of dust.

    The only thing that we didn’t replace was our kitchen table which is the light oak finish. I am definatly thinking about repainting (one piece at a time)!

    Hope you have a Happy Halloween!

    ~KerrieLynn
    http://www.KLsCupboard.com

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  18. camp and cottage living says

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    Dawn
    They look great! You are really sold on that Anne Sloan paint, for sure. It does make everything look so nice, for sure!

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  19. Dumpster Diva says

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    LOVE IT! I am hosting my first linky party now! I would love for you to click on over and share this!
    http://www.dumpster-diva-mimi.blogspot.com

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  20. Ann from On Sutton Place says

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    Super job on these chairs. Did it take you forever? I think the wax step after the AS paint is dreadful. I know it’s necessary but not fun!
    I liked them black but this is a great change.

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  21. Kim @ Savvy Southern Style says

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    I love them. Love the black showing through. Now I need a sprayer.

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  22. Honey at 2805 says

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    Love the chair in white with a bit of the black show through! Such a pretty look!

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  23. Under the Willow says

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    Dawn! These chair are totally beautiful! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them- you are so inspiring!!!

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  24. Jenny @ Simcoe Street says

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    So fresh looking!!

    Jenny
    http://www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com

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  25. Heidi @ Decor & More says

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    Nice transformation!! Love it and the freshness they bring into the space. 🙂
    Visiting from SSS!

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  26. Sharon, aka Bootersmom03 says

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    You picked a perfect color! Love how the darker color shows when distressed. Found you via Savvy Southern Style and now a new follower!

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  27. Heaven's Walk says

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    Well…..they turned out just beautiful, Dawn! What a difference in your dining room! Was hubby happy with the results? 🙂

    xoox laurie

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  28. Tonya says

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    You did a beautiful job on these chairs! I love the distressed look of them & they definitely brightened up your space!

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  29. Between U & Me says

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    I LOVE this! I would love if you would share this at the Crazy Cute link party happening at Between U & Me right now! I’ve got a totally awesome giveaway this week, too!
    OOH! AND, I’m your newest follower! 😉
    http://www.betweenuandme.com

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  30. Kim @ A Brush of Whimsy says

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    LOve the new color on the chairs!

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  31. [email protected] foot twelve creations says

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    LOVE the white chairs! (and LOVE ASCP.) your chairs got me thinking i should paint my kitchen chairs…love the way they look! thanks for sharing!

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  32. Sally says

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    They turned out gorgeous! It looks beautiful! I found your blog from the sisters of the wild west party. I’m your newest follow. If you get a moment I love you to stop by my blog & maybe follow along too!
    Thanks,
    Sally

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  33. Lily says

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    I love them too! That distressed look is wonderful.

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