Painting White Furniture

"Knotty" pine, a broken dresser and many different personalities were in Halina's eclectic group of furniture and I was commissioned to grant her wish of an all-white bedroom as she prepared to move to a new home.
This was the biggest commissioned job I had ever been hired to complete. My two biggest challenges were:
* The countless, textured knots - how to conceal and paint them, and
* Two broken dresser drawers that left me baffled as to how to repair them.
In a separate video, I go into more detail as to how to safely remove these drawers without breaking them and how to order and replace broken slides:
• HOW DO YOU TAKE THESE ...

[@amyjbell08]

I'm amazed every time I watch one of your videos! Everything always looks so clean, professional, and beautiful!

[@tableflippinghousewife]

You just made my day. Thank you!

[@kevinwhelan8073]

Job well done. The end results look great!!

[@tableflippinghousewife]

Thanks, Kevin! I appreciate that.

[@heidisettles5537]

Love how the white unified the set, I'm sure your client was pleased. The closed captioning while I was watching the video said the end table was "naughty pine" instead of knotty. I found that very funny, since that type of wood is challenging with bleed through and cracking.

[@tableflippinghousewife]

😂 That’s hysterical. It’s what it sounded like so I did add the caption “knotty” on the screen. But those knots ARE naughty!