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Beautiful!

Truly adorable 💖💖

Beautiful ❤

Beautiful.😊

I love it! ❤

I bought bronze metallic paint from Modern Masters. After seeing this video I feel like I’m over my head! I’m new to this.

What a happy accident with the shadowing! I love what it adds to the dresser.😍 Way to persevere!😅👏

new one for sure

Fab completely FAB

Looks good and different. Just out of curiosity what if you had bleached the entire piece with oxalic acid?

I’m sweating just from watching🥵! Your client should watch this video - mandatory:) Great result Lucky little girls🫶🏻

You are one of the best furniture artists on TH-cam! Your furniture is beautiful and you are clearly invested in teaching viewers how to achieve the same results Thank you

That's beautiful

Inspirational design

Beautiful! ❤️

Oxalic acid, and toner

Loved the lighter color. Beautiful.

Love it!

Gorgeous! I think I now have the confidence to try this…maybe. 😊

You did a great job...it looks gorgeous 👍🏼👍🏼💯💯

Waleska, you can try an Oxalic acid treatment to treat those patchy spots. Works amazingly with a lot of dark stains in wood. It’s easy to use, but be careful you neutralize it before sanding (it firms crystals that need water or spirits to remove). It really helps!

Looks great! I really appreciate the fact that you show all of the issues that you encounter. Gives me hope for my projects!

Love it!

Yes it's lovely! 😊

What a frustrating journey, but the end result was quite nice! Good on you for not giving up and painting it.

I wonder if you could have done a paint wash in a dark color. Have you ever tried that?

It’s amazing

It turned out lovely! I was going to mention oxalic acid but several others already did. But you overcame the splotchiness and turned out a unique and beautiful piece.

...Beautiful...you took the long route but it paid off big time!!...💓

I think I would have bleach the top

Yes your right your creativity is beautiful have a great week ❤

Really really nice. This turned out soooooo beautiful. Your bravery lead you to creating a masterpiece. You taught us a lot. Thank you. Linda Beals.

It turned out lovely in the end. If I'm not mistaken, it looks like you used oil-based wood conditioner and the rest were water-based products? I thought it wasn't good to mix the oil and water because of the short time period between the condition and stain, or do I have that wrong?

Was there a veneer on this that was sanded off? I want to try this on a 60's maple hutch, but i think the finish is a veneer, and im not sure how to handle that...any thoughts?

It was a difficult one but I hope you can sell it for top dollar. Good luck and kudos to your hard work

A day in a furniture flipper...wow. That was many lessons in just one piece of furniture! You worked it out beautifully! Thanks for sharing.

Looks great!

Holy cow 🐄 this one FOUGHT BACK!!! but as always, perseverance conquers. Looks incredible my friend 👏

Beautiful results! Turned out to be a happy accident. :)

It turned out beautifully!! You persevered and came out with a fantastic result. Thanks for showing how you got there and what you faced along the way.

Definitely a good transformation 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

When you first pointed out the dark edges I didn't think it was looking good, but good for you trusting your vision and skills because it came out great!

Wow!!!! Thank you for showing how things did not work out initially and how you pivoted!

Great job! It looks fabulous!

I am glad it was you who refinished this old guy. It’s gorgeous! I am glad it was not painted by some immature refinisher that removes all the history and slaps it with latex paint.😳🧐😂

You turned it into a masterpiece. That’s shadowing is so suiting for this style dresser. Well done!

What an outstanding job! I knew if anyone could make this dresser look gorgeous again it would be you! I absolutely love the amazing results! The idea you had to frame the drawers with the darker stain is beautiful! You saved this dresser and it looks stunning! 😊❤ Perfect job transforming this! 😊❤

Some of those MCM pieces used a lower grade veneer or wood that was naturally more blotchy and used lots of lacquer toner to even out the finish. I liked your DIY toner, very artistic application. I notice you used a mask vs. full respirator when using Klean Strip...I've been reading a lot about protecting our bodies from these chemicals, but basically, the respirator is better. If you can smell it through your mask, those chemicals are entering your body, even with good ventilation.

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Was not looking good for a while, but finally came together. That looks like teak, it's a naturally yellow brownish orange color. It's usually finished with no stain and then color toners sprayed to even it out.