Since you've tried the over the counter method, I would agree with Bobbi. Hire a pro. Those sinks are so pretty refinished to their original state and a pro will give you a finish that will last the rest of your life. If you can't find anyone listed in the phone book, ask around at a hardware store.

Thanks Brenda, for the info. Can you please suggest any bonding agent for the crushed glass? Thanks Best Regards, JayKrishna Reshamwala

Nice! Wow big difference between the before and the after. It went from imposing monster in the corner to a functional piece that fits in nicely, and is cute. Farmhouse rustic it is, good job. I think your use of the gray paint on the inside was inspired. You will find many uses for this piece. I have a hutch with a shelf similar to yours and I have used it in the dining room to store table linens, candles and serving ware. I have used it in my office holding books, paper, crafts, and printer. I have used it in my living room holding games, nicknacks books and emergency lighting. Have fun with it. Whenever I do a project like this I walk around going....hmmm what else can I paint?!

unless the color is exactly the color of the paint you used for the furniture section, it will show. I bought new ORB pulls for mine about 3 months before I knew we were going to inherit the breakfront we have now.