Hi Curtis! Yes, I always apply a top coat over the transfers to protect them. This particular paint, however, does not have to be topcoated. Hope that helps! :)

I do have a question

when you have painted and sanded and are happy with the “look”
do you need to apply a clear top coat or not

Cheers
Curtis

Oh gosh, Peggy, I don’t know! I can see the Pinterest buttons at the top and bottom of my posts still. I also have the social share buttons, including Pinterest along the side of the post too. Are you not able to see any of those?

Thank you so much, Dana! :)

I’m sorry about the confusion. Yes, I mean Pinterest. I have tried everything I know and no results.

Oh yes, aren’t they so neat?! They are extremely thin, I love that about them. I don’t know how they do it though! I’m SO glad you are enjoying the little box. That was a favorite makeover of mine. I don’t know why really, I just loved it. :) I know you will have fun with the paints too. Congrats again, Teresa! xoxo

Thanks, Cecilia! It is gold and so pretty! Thank you! :) xo

Thanks, Helen! In this post, look for the gray box marked “Materials List”, there are links to all the products I used, including the transfers. :)

Thanks, Dalila! :) xo

Thank you, Debra! And oh yes, I do. I would do the topcoat for protection. You don’t have to, of course, but since it’s in a bathroom, I would. For a dark color like Navy, I would suggest using the “Natural” Stain and Finishing Oil as the top coat. It will not affect the topcoat like a poly type would (can look streaky over dark colors sometimes) and will give it great protection. :)

Hi Adrienne! I used Fusion “Casement” (I have a link to it in my post in the gray box marked “Materials List”) :)