Cabinet Transformations GIVEAWAY
March 4, 2011
Greetings all, TGIF! The sun popped out and all of a sudden and I’m soooo wanting to visit the garden department this weekend to fill up some planters. Spring fever has definitely set in!
Announcing the winner of last weekend’s Campbell Hausfeld giveaway. Over 1,500 entries, wow you peeps love power tools! Guess who gets to choose either the brad nailer/compressor combo or a big bad 2 ½” finish nailer? #1,306: Mom in High Heels. Congratulations!
Also, there’s a new blog I think you’ll love: Favorite Paint Colors. I met Kristin in Nashville when this site was just getting started, and now she has a gallery with paint colors from rooms all across blog land. It’s so helpful to see colors on real walls in real homes!
Hey, speaking of spring fever, are you in the mood for a DIY makeover in your own home? Remember a few weeks back how I reviewed the Rust-Oleum Cabinet Transformations kit? Several of you have used this kit already (like Mallory and Sarah and Debbie) with fantastic results. And so many more mentioned how you’d seen it at your local Home Depot or Lowes and really wanted to use it in your own homes.
Here’s your chance to get your hands on one!
The kind folks over at Rust-Oleum have offered to give away not one but two of these kits! You can choose either the small Cabinet Transformations kit ($79 retail) or the large Cabinet Transformations kit ($149 retail).
Rust-Oleum will tint it for you in your color of choice, or you can take it to your local Home Depot or Lowes and have them tint it for you to whatever color you love. I can’t wait to get my hands on it later this spring for my hall bathroom cabinets!
Want the skinny on how easily this product works? Read my full review.
Some Home Depot employees recently tried it out, see their video here.
And of course you can visit the Rust-Oleum Cabinet Transformations website for full details, including their how to guide and instructional video.
The kit is designed for kitchen and bathroom cabinets, but can also be used on other furniture, cool right?
Eligibility to win one of two Rust-Oleum Cabinet Transformations kits:
1) Leave a comment telling where you’d use it. Do your kitchen or bathroom cabinets need refreshing? Perhaps a piece of furniture needs a fresh coat of color? Name in a comment where you’d use this product, that’s all.
2) For additional chances to win, you can link to this giveaway on Twitter and/or link to it on Facebook, then leave an additional comment telling where you mentioned this Rust-Oleum giveaway (FB and/or Twitter).
Giveaway ends Monday March 7, 2011 at 8 p.m. PST. Two winners chosen by Random.org. USA only due to shipping restrictions.
GOOD LUCK!
Have a great weekend!
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Tags: cabinet transformations, giveaway, rustoleum























I’d love to use this in my bathroom!!
Tweeted the giveaway! http://twitter.com/#!/SimplyBeginning
Depending on my energy level, I would either do my hall/guest bath cabinets (I already did my master bath and L.O.V.E them so much) or get all crazy and tackle my oak-y, oak-y and MORE oak-y kitchen….that’s a whole latta cabinets, though…
Dang! Why didn’t I invent this? I will def buy it if I don’t winm
I would love to win…have had my eye on this product since your review! My 1980s blonde wood kitchen cabinets need a makeover for sure.
I would love to use this in my kitchen, I have lived in the same home for 17 years and have wanted to re-do my cabinets for years, I sure hope the luck of the Irish is with me!
Bathroom cabinets. A large armoire. Built-in cabinetry in our basement. The possibilities are endless….
I’d use it on my beat up, mismatched wood table and chairs. I love the idea of the glaze to add some texture instead of flat paint.
Wow do my kitchen cabinets need a makeover! I would love this!
This product is already on my “to-do” list for spring! I will be refinishing our kitchen cabinets, 3 sets of bathroom cabinets and a couple pieces of furniture as well as using the Rustoleum counter top DIY kit! Would love to win this!
I NEEEEED this for the kitchen in my new house I just bought!!! :)
I would love to use this on my kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Good bye oak… hello dark cherry wood!
I have a built-in linen cabinet in my hallway that could really use some love. This would be super!
I would love to try it on our honey oak kitchen cabinets.
Definitely the kitchen cabinets. We’re about to put our house on the market, and it would be great to give the kitchen a makeover before showing it.
ohhh i would love to win this- if i got the large kit i would do my kitchen- small kit would be for our master bath! both need to be repainted soon!
I shared on Twitter. I would totally use the large kit on my kitchen cabinets. If I had any left, I would pain the cube storage piece I have in the office to update it.
My kitchen and bathroom both need this kind of update.
nettecan at hotmail dot com
I would love the opportunity to use it to redo my bathroom vanities, They both need an update!It is just boring stock from the builders I can’t wait to learn more and an opportunity to try it!!!!
This is fantastic!
I would use this in our kitchen. Our kitchen cabinets are a plain pine wood color and would really love to paint it white to go with our beautiful wood floors. I love would the opportunity to try it!! I also mentioned this giveaway on my twitter account.
I will use this kit in the kitchen to paint my orange cabinets a much lovelier shade of anything! The kit looks amazing!
Wish I’d had this product a few years ago when we banished the orange oak from two of our three bathrooms, kitchen and laundry room. Only the kids bathroom vanity remains…and I’d love to give it a shot!
I would redo my old child hood furniture for my daughter.
I bought a huge armoire entertainment center second hand, in a horrible light pine. It needs a transformation for SURE!
Facebook shared the post!
Kitchen!
I would use it in our hideous bathroom.
Im dying to revamp my kitchen cabinets!
I have a desk and an armoire that I would love to try this on. I also have white kitchen cabinets that I would love to paint but I would start with the desk to make sure I am happy with this.
I would use it on my ugly builder grade oak kitchen cabinets! :)
Getting ready to transform my old farmhouse kitchen and think this would be awesome.
We just moved into our new house about a month ago. My bathroom cabinets need to be redone. The tile floor and cabinets are almost the same color and the counter is not much different. It’s a light granite with darker “spots” in it. I would redo the cabinets to put contrast between the floor and countertops and put some color in the room.
kitchen island needs updating, big time!
Kitchen!!! :)
My husband and I have been wanting to redo our kitchen since we moved into our house a few year ago, this would be a great opportunity for us!
My kitchen needs it badly but the next project on the list is the two bathrooms. Both bathrooms have large vanities from the 70s. I have swag lights and all!
I would LOVE to use these on my very 80′s looking kitchen cabinets!
My kitchen cabinets have been scream for a makeover for sometime. I would do them with the optional glaze in Cocoa.
My Kitchen and Rustoleum need to meet.
I would use it for my parents’ cabinets in their kitchen. My mom is dying to update her kitchen cabinets!
our kitchen cabs are in dire need of a makeover!
I would love love love to use this on my kitchen cabinets! I’ve been trying to convince my husband for some time how much better our cabinets would look white. If I could do it for free that might just do the trick!
I would use it for my painfully boring off-white kitchen. My cabinets are from the 50′s and my counter tops are so ugly! I need help…
I would use it in our bathroom! We just retiled above the fiberglass shower unit and repainted our walls, so the woodwork is the next project to take on. It is in desperate need, too!
I would use it in my oh so dated kitchen. What a divine product!
I would redo my kitchen counter tops to match my freshly painted cabinets! :)
My kitchen would love a make-over!!
I would love to win this for my kitchen cabinets! I’ve been dreaming of painting them!
I am dying to use it on my kitchen cabinets………..I can’t stand looking at the builders grade oak any longer! As soon as it warms up I’m planning on doing them in white to brighten things up- I can’t wait!
I’d use this product on a dresser and chest that’s in my guest room. They are mis-matched and need some help! Thanks for the chance!
I would use it for my childhood dresser and for an old jewelry armoire to make them both match my bedroom furniture—this will mean all the pieces in my bedroom will look like they belong together! :0)
I would love to paint my icky orangey oak cabinets a beautiful and fresh white!! Help please :)
Holy cow! This product is amazing! I would definitely try this first in my master bath. We current;y have a flat chocolate brown in their from the previous owners…there are some great options with this kit! The hardest part would be picking the color!
I would surely love to refinish my kitchen cabinets and bathroom cabinets, first home, dying to get my hands dirty in a DIY project!
I’d use this for an old dresser that I have. Looks like a fun project!
I would use this in our bathroom cabinets…ALL OF THEM! We are currently living with “beautiful” orange oak cabinets in our bathrooms. Hope I win!
My bathroom cabinets need some help!!
Oh, I can’t wait to try this product out. I am going to redo my kitchen island. I want to take it from Cherry wood to distressed white. (Or I should say rustoluem Linen)
Love your blog! If I won I would use it on my kitchen cabinets.
Thanks,
Romany
Where wouldn’t I use them. I am looking to use them to get rid of the yellow (yes you read that right) cabinets in the kitchen, laundry and guest bath.
What doesn’t need a touch up at my house. The bathroom and the kitchen both need it! I’d have to get my husband to weigh in and see which one should get the facelift first.
I have been working on my kitchen cabinets for the past few years – yes years – time and money always an issue. Initially I used some left over flat latex paint, after cleaning and sanding, but alas, something always comes up. When I was finished with the flat paint I was going to have to buy the semi-gloss to match. This product ROCKS! My kitchen cabinets are 25 years old and dark brown. My scheme is to lighten up the kitchen without making it cold and the Linen color would be perfect for the remodel of my kitchen. It would go well with the butcher block counters I’m going to install. Here’s hoping. Thanks!
My kitchen is in need of a major overhaul!
My kitchen needs a new refreshed look and this kit would be just what it needs.
How many kits to do all the woodwork in an entire house?
Wish I was LOL.
Ah, but since I am only one person with two arms, will settle on just doing the kitchen, first.
I would use it on my sister’s kitchen cabinets–ever since she bought her first home she’s been eager to change them, but it’s seemed too overwhelming. This makes it seem simple!
We have plans to re-do the cabinets in our kitchen and both bathrooms. We’d probably start with the kitchen first, though!
We live in a rental and I would LOVE to paint the ugly oak cabinets in our tiny kitchen white. I can’t imagine what a difference it would make to the entire space!
I would use it in our guest bathroom that has the ugly builder grade oak cabinet. Can’t wait to try it!!
I can’t decide where to start with this product! The guest bath, master bath or kitchen…they ALL need an update!
I would use it for my outdated bathroom cabinets. totally ugly room that needs a major color change!
Oooooh, I think my kitchen cabinets need the most help! They scream ’90′s white-washed oak!!!
I’m desperate to re-do my kitchen cabinets. This would make the job so much easier!!
I am DYING to paint our dated “oak” kitchen cabinets. What a great giveaway!
The only room left on our 1st floor that needs a renovation! THE KITCHEN!
My poor kitchen cabinets are in dire need of a makeover!!
I have a dresser from my room as a teen that’s in the blond oak wood color my mother (still) loves. The dresser is all wood and extremely sturdy so I hate to get rid of it but it doesn’t match my and my husband’s style AT ALL. This would be a perfect item to transform it into a beautiful piece that we’ll love for years! Now, which color should I choose?
IN MY KITCHEN! It’s this ugly, oakey, nasty little place, that makes me feel like I’m cooking in a hunting lodge!
My best friend is DYING to re-finish her kitchen cabinets and just can’t afford it right now.
Freakin in my bathrooms! The 90′s called and they want their gold back. Poor things need an update :(
I would totally paint the 1980′s “golden oak” cabinets in my kitchen!
We have been going back and forth on painting our kitchen cabinets for TWO years. I am so nervous that we’ll botch it, but this seems like it would give me some piece of mind and courage to bite the bullet and DO IT!
Hello Kate,
Because of your review a couple of weeks back, I went to HD to get a pamlet for this product so I could show my husband. I totally need to paint my kitchen cabinets until we can do a full-on renovation (probably at least 2-3 years off). The problem is my kitchen cabinets were “re-done” sometime during the 80′s with a horrible dark oak laminate veneer on top of the original wood! Since they aren’t even real wood shells anymore, I’ve been debating on painting them or leaving them until we could replace them. After your review, I was confident that this product would work and be an inexpenisve way to update a dark small kitchen for a couple of years.
Thanks,
Lori
Even though I love all things retro, I do not love my ugly brown circa 1970′s kitchen cabinets. I fantasize often about how cool they would look in a fresh new color like eggshell blue or a creamy off-white…sigh.
I would love to try this on my kitchen laminate cabinets that need to be warmed up a bit. Could be a huge money saver! If it works, I could recommend it to so many staging clients before they spend big bucks on a kitchen redo they never get to enjoy.
I would totally use this in my kitchen. I’m dying for an update from my builders standard finish!
Linked this on FB too!!!
Would definitely try this out on my super ugly, outdated, half real wood oak cabinets. I’ll try anything to extend the life of them since new ones aren’t quite in the budget yet!
OHHHHHH!!!!! I NEED this!
I would definitely redo my kitchen. Actually I am tentatively budgeting to purchase this and do it this spring. My cabinets are a grungy oak color and definitely need some attention.
OMG! I have had my eye on these kits for months. I desperately want to redo my kitchen cabinets. I’ve just been waiting for the weather to warm up and get my DIY juices flowing. Thanks for the giveaway.
I would use this is my master bathroom. It is rough looking in there!
I would love to use this product in my kitchen and bathrooms!
I would use it to paint my bathroom cabinets!
My house is FILLED with oak cabinetry: kitchen, laundry room, two bathrooms and hallway. It is a builder’s delight! I’ve been wanted to tackle them all since we bought our house two years ago. I guess I would start in the masterbedroom. One bite at a time.
I would use it on my kitchen cabinets. Winning it would be just the motivation I need to move forward!
I had already planned to paint my kitchen cabinets the end of this month!! I don’t have any supplies yet, so winning this would be amazing! Thank you for the giveaway :)
I would definitely use it on my kitchen cabinets. We don’t want to spend the money on new ones since we do not plan on living here forever, but they can use some updating!
My kitchen cabinets are wretched, and the bathroom vanity matches so I’d definitely paint those!
I tweeted the give-away on Twitter @dianalapoint
I posted the give-away on Facebook