Debra

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

Debra

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

Debra

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

Debra

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

Debra

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail

I would say you can paint them with a very flat paint, such as a chalk paint. What I would recommend is to not get them too wet. In other words several very light coats. Because chalk paint is flat, it will need to be sealed with something. See my post DIY Chalky paint primer to see how I make my own chalk paint out of latex, and then use the regular latex as a topcoat.https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

Make sure if any of the paper is peeling, be sure to address that first.

good luck!
gail