Desk Redo

I have been wanting to paint my yellow-y desk (that didn't have the best paint job) white for a long time. About a month ago I decided that I would start the process that I thought would only take a few days. I was wrong. By the time I finished, one month had elapsed.

* Removing all hardware (that could be removed).

* Painting with the primer.

* Painting with the white paint coat 1.                                                  

* Painting with the white paint coat 2.                                                    

* Patching up places that chipped.                                                         

* Sanding the edges to get an antiqued look.                                       

* Putting on the glaze.                                                                         

* Letting the glaze dry for 1 week.                                                      

* Patching up more places that chipped.                                              

* Putting on more glaze.

* Letting that glaze dry for 1 week.

* Putting on polyurethane coat 1. (Main part of the desk.)

* Putting on polyurethane coat 2. (Main part of the desk again.)

* Putting on polyurethane coat 3. (Inside part of the desk.)

* Putting on polyurethane coat 4. (Inside part of the desk again.)

* Then add Dad fixing the drooping shelves and antiquing the brass knobs for me.