Dressers for my New Place

A few years ago I refinished my childhood dresser and nightstand and took them from plain white to black with white accents. I used a few different stencils to come up with my own little design. I think they turned out pretty cute:

A few weeks ago I bought a dresser from my aunt's garage sale and it looked like this:

Which just didn't really match so here's what I did to give it a make over:

1. Using a screw driver I removed all the hardware and took out the drawers.

2. I then used my grandpa's sander to sand the entire dresser and drawers.
3. Using a small piece of sand paper, I sanded the little spots and edges.

4. I then used soapy water to clean the hardware and a damp rag to wipe down all of the dresser and the drawers. I let those dry and then wiped them down with a dry cloth. I also laid the hardware on a dry towel to dry.

5. Using a black, glossy finish spray paint, I gave the dresser and drawers three coats of paint.

6. Using a white, glossy finish spray paint, I painted all of the hardware.

7. I then let all of it dry for 30 hours, then put it all together for what now is a classy little number...