I'm one of the computer challenged species, but when I am done I would consider it a necessary pay back to the community to figure out how to post my kitchen. I have used the FKB, and benefited so much from Starpooh's work, and all the other people who have so generously finished that last detail: posting their finished results. I owe a huge debt to you all, and if the appropriate payback currrency is figuring out how to post, then I damn well will figure out how to do that! (And as with all unknown things here on the GW KF: there's kindly, patient, people here to help me learn new stuff.) Thank you, Starpooh, for all your work so far and for thinking about ways to make the FKB even better. L

I've done a few pieces (a buffet turned bookcase, banquette, dresser and nightstand) and I'm about to do a new table (yeah .. new but purchased at an outlet store ... don't like the color) all with high quality paint (either Fine Paints of Europe Eco Satin or Ben Moore Aura) and an awesome brush (Omega, available from FPE) and I've been thrilled with the results. Nary a brushstroke in sight. It may be a different story when I attempt the table which will require very LONG brushstrokes, but I really think it's all in the paint. As long as you use a good paint with great self-leveling characteristics you'll have a nice finish. As an alternative to spending a lot of money on tools you may not use again, have you looked into having it professional sprayed? I have no idea how much that costs, but it might be better than investing a lot into very specific tools. That table is going to be gorgeous, by the way.

I saw the link in someone's post and then bookmarked it on my desktop. I haven't been able to find an obvious link to it from this forum. Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Kitchens Blog

The FKB and many other threads/sites/etc. are linked in the "Read Me" thread. Here is a link that might be useful: Read Me If You're New To GW Kitchens!