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🎼 Clara sister, sister of notes! This is exquisite video! Thanks utterly much! 🫡💛

Sun Devils!! Love this DIY, I'm about to refinish a 50's bedroom set, getting my mind prepped 😂

I can't tell you how many times this video came into my feed and I passed on it because as a woodworker and furniture maker of over 25 years I am so sick of seeing videos of people using OVEN CLEANER to strip wood. I honestly thought this was one of those videos. I like putting furniture or woodworking videos on in the background while I'm in my shop. This video played and I was so pleased to see that there was NO OVEN CLEANER. This video is right on the money. You did everything right from start to finish and I just want to thank you for putting informative content out that doesn't mislead people and doesn't destroy furniture. 👏👏👏👏

Incredible. Does the finish need sealed?

Thanks to Biden/Kamala's inflation I can no longer afford to buy paint.

Nice Nice Nice

I love how it turned out. I wouldn’t say it’s identical to if you bleached the wood, it’s a different effect but equally beautiful.

Is that liquid leaf going to stay?

Make sure you add in the time spent on the job, and the supplies spent then you can add on how much you think it’s worth. $1500.00?

@know can do thanks so much for the video. My question is - since the chalk paint is water-based, does the chalk paint fade or wash off when you spill liquid or water on the table? How long would it stay or last if water marks keep happening from a water glass or drink spills? Thanks

I love your method. Thank you for showing it to us. The little table is beautiful!

Using any paint is a mistake... use lye and hydrogen peroxide... loooks SOOOO much more natural

Highly highly suggest not using citristrip- strip well all the way. If it goes past the stain color, it’ll darken the wood down through the veneer

No primer? Can we get an update on how well the paint stayed on? I can imagine that a solvent-free paint would not stick to the glossy finish, as you stated at roughly 4 minutes in.

Well done looks so good 👍

Well-done👏Non Toxic too thank you🌌🌈👍

Hello from France ! I love what you do and subscribe 👍☺️

Thank you 💞

Have you used minwax refinishing product. No sanding it gives the original finish around you can seal with a mat varnish or oil? What do you think

Before Covid, every suburban house wife was either a real estate agent or insurance agent. Now every housewife is a old dresser flipper lol

What did you use before Citrus and why did you change?

❤❤❤ good job there. Im painting my sofa and dust is coming off. Now im thinking to use wax on it. This video saved me❤😂

Oxalic acid is better

That shorter hairstyle suits you so much better! You look beautiful

Thatlooks fabulous. Thanks for the tutorial! I do garden…indoors year round and I sell the tower gardens I am gardening with…amazing to have a food source that isn’t full of chemicals right in my little apartment!

Thank you for this video! Just picked up some rattan furniture and going to try danish oil. I hope youre doing well and consider doing more videos again 😊

It's gorgeous!

This is painful to watch, LOTS of citrus strip, never needed gloves, sharp, straight metal scraper. Glop that stuff on, also a wire brush for the bits between drawers.

Can any1 write down ingredients of restore a finish solution. I would be much helpful

Beautiful!

I have trouble with the citrus strip too!

Years ago this is what I called pickling.

You are AMAZING ❤

FINALLY, a NONTOXIC, kind to the planet, furniture flip starting with Simple Green and on forward!! THANK YOU!!!❤

Thats a lovely job...far as chips go, if you use a wood filler and a tooth pick to make a little grain in to match the veneer pattern, if youre staining after...i o ow u didnt on this piece, then it eill look pretty.good. well done.

You're taking way too long to explain, are you having to drag this video out??....

It really turned out well. It is an interesting technique that I may try in the future, since I have some mid-century modern furniture that I would like to flip. I would be interested to hear how well this project has held up. You didn’t mention doing a scuff sand on the desk. Especially given that it is a slick, laminate surface, I don’t think I would personally be comfortable skipping this step. Bottom line, after you went back and fixed the edges, it does look great. Considering this is the first time you have done a project like this, and given the available tools, a big 👍🏻!!! (I don’t critique on an easy scale, so that is high praise.)

I was thinking cover the existing bits with leather and do some of the buttons in leather. Tough call. Love the videos.

What grit sandpaper?

There are picks like dental tools that some people use to get the paint out of the veneer.

You can absolutely wet cane with water. It is soaked in water when it is being woven! Use nitrile gloves when using a cloth to wipe liquids on your work to be safe.

Charge for the cost of the piece plus the materials plus time x your hourly wage plus an amount for profit .

So glad you didn’t paint it!

Whenever you use a rag with an oil based product lay it to dry outside on the driveway. When dry you can throw it away in your outdoor trash can. Oily cloths can spontaneously combust in a short time if just thrown away without drying first.

When applying Citrustrip I believe you don’t want to spread very thin. Using a metal putty knife is better because you can press harder. To keep from damaging the wood, grind or sand the sharp corners off. On a piece that has the varnish or paint off you don’t need to start with anything lower than 120 grit. If adding stain don’t go higher than 180 grit or you can burnish the wood and the wood won’t take the stain as well.

nononono... why does everyone put polyurethane on everything? it´s a fossil fuel based finish, it chips and will look ugly, whereas just using lintseed oil or linseed oil varnish can be easily freshened up, and it does not create these ugly chips... :/

Nope.

Shocking, How much Paint was on that Piece! Well done.

Excellent content. Nice and simple and you're very relaxing . In a good way of course. Not sleep inducing :)

I love that Dixie Belle color. I am curious if you had/have any regrets about painting it? Did you have any issues with paint chipping? Is it holding up well?