DIY DRESSER MAKEOVER(Goodwill Edition)

Hi guys,   So I picked up this beauty from the goodwill for $2.99!!!!! Yes! $2.99!! I had to do a double take when I saw this price. It is solid wood and very durable. I cant believe that someone would give this thing away.  
Let's walk through the process of repurposing this beauty:
1. The first thing I did was wipe the dresser down. 

2. Remove all of the hardware with a screw driver.

3. I went on to sand the dresser with my black and decker sander. (This took quite a while). 

4. After the sanding was complete I wiped the dresser down thoroughly . 

5. Priming was next. Make sure that all of your strokes are as even as possible when you prime. 

6. I let the primer dry for about 2-3 hours and then began to paint. (Watch a movie, clean the house, or do something else fun during this time!! )

7. The paint color I used was  Rustoleum Sun Yellow.  Here is the link http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rust-Oleum-Painter-s-Touch-32-oz-Ultra-Cover-Gloss-Sun-Yellow-General-Purpose-Paint-1945502/100196452. 

8. I brought the hardware from Hobo's. I think I may change out the hardware soon. I want a more glam look for this piece. 

It probably took me about 2 hours to paint the entire dresser. Put on your favorite tunes or favorite show and get lost in a project like this!

Materials you will need:

I absolutely love this dresser and the way it turned out. I use it for additional storage in my basement washroom. I thought it would be SUPER cool to put a dresser in the bathroom. This dresser is a conversation piece for sure! People are always shocked and amazed that I put a dresser in the washroom. They are also shocked by the bold color I chose. This is my favorite DIY to date. I love it some much 

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