That dresser looks gorgeous!! Great discovery behind that kicktoe apron!!! I just have to tell you how impressed I am with the HGTV paint!!!! OMG it is just like you say Shannon!! I have to say that I will say goodbye to chalk paint after trying this paint; it’s smooth, easy to apply with the brush and foam rolling technique and YES!! 🙌 superb adhesion!My nails did nothing to it, furthermore, I did a paint wash over my HGTV paint and I was able to wipe with a wet rag with no problems whatsoever!! This is a game changer for me!!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, creativity and discoveries with us, much blessings!!
I find spot priming where I used wood filler helps. I'll do two applications of wood filler and then spot prime the places with wood filler with clear shellac so that it absorbs the paint the same way as the rest of the wood that has a finish on it.
Nice job! I think they're tongue depressors not popsicle sticks. You should drill holes in the tongue depressors that line up with the drawer pulls, then you can use them as templates for the holes.
I thought the same and then realized that by doing it the way she does, she doesn’t have to ensure the holes are straight. She just uses the tongue depressor as a guide and a straight edge.
Oh also - recommendation for an AMAZING wood filler: Timbermate. It's the best I have ever used. Water based, doesn't shrink, and dries fast. Also comes in several colors. Stains well too.
I wanted to pass along a process I use for final clear coat that is same as sprayed. Use oil based polyurethane use an old plastic bowl you can throw away and mix 1/2 mineral spirits or Xylol (Xylene) to 1/2 polyurethane. Take a thin cotton rag I use the white cup towels like you use in the kitchen they must be lint free and cut into a 4" or 6" square folded three or four times. You want to wear a latex surgical type glove then really wet your rag and start to apply to the surface just making sure to wipe on a thin coat & let dry a lot of times I let it dry overnight. Next sand between coats using 1000 or 2000 grit paper remove dust and wipe with sticky cheesecloth to ensure all dust is removed then apply another coat of polyurethane repeating process until you have the amount of coats you desire after the last coat is applied and sanded I go back and wipe with a very very thin just damp application of polyurethane for the last coat and no further sanding I use this application for any project including kitchen cabinets and high gloss it produces a beautiful finish.
I just had the same thing happen to me as I was refinishing my husband’s childhood dresser. Went to take off the fancy little apron (to cut it & make square) and boom…sweet set of legs hiding under there 🤓
I love the result! I hope you didn’t use the webbing, the carving is so pretty. 🥺 Maybe it didn’t go with the same vibe but the webbing looks a bit cheap there
Hola Shannon,te sigo desde España,me ha resultado muy curiosa tu elección de una de las canciones del vídeo,sobre tu trabajo sólo decir que es precioso, cómo todos los que he visto de tí
Omg 😲, you are amazing and talented. Enjoy watching your channel/videos. I love just about every piece of furniture you redo. I watched the one where you did 10 different pieces of furniture and to be honest, it's hard for me to choose because they are all so gorgeous and beautiful 😍. I am new to your channel ❤
I follow McGee and co, pottery barn and Ballards mostly but CB2 has great modern stuff. Getting the catalogs and checking the website for “best seller” helps me decide colors and shapes that will sell well ❤️
Sherwin-Williams has a paint in their "Emerald" line that is a Urethane Trim Enamel. It sells for $100.00 a gallon but it's worth every penny. The quarts sell for 40 so it only makes sense to buy a gallon. I am getting ready to spray my cabinets, the legs and base on our table and our island so when you think of it like that the paint doesn't seem so expensive. I am going to give this paint you have here a try though. SW makes good paint no question about it.
I used that paint before and it dries slowly and for my working conditions (in the garage w/debris around) I had a lot of trouble with dust and what not falling into my finish before it dried. I’m sure indoors would be awesome though. I did really like the durability of it and it leveled nicely
26:01 does using the clear wax on black paint help avoid the white spots where it’s touched?? Does the wax have to be reapplied down the road?? Thanks Shannon for all your wonderful videos!! I have learned so much from you!!❤
Hi love the video and the music. I am afraid I only have a home depot in my city. What was your go to colour for your furniture make over. Merry Christmas and happy new year’s
Turned out beautiful! I’m brand new to painting furniture and there is so much for me to learn. I used Fusion Mineral Paint in Algonquin. I would like to try to put a decorative wax in white to highlight all the crevices and the decorative wood French country inlays that I glued on to the front of the drawers. Do you think that would look together? I just found you a couple of days ago and you make it so easy to do. I hope I will get over being so nervous 😩
I tried this method of rolling on the paint after I brushed but mine looked like it had an orange peel texture. And I used the high density foam roller. Do u not end up with texture? Love how ur piece turned out!
Hi, re wood-filling my tip would be to use an old credit card instead of that large metal tool you'll find it easier to apply (smaller) amounts of filler, other than that good job done. Stu
Hi! Great video. Do you have a video or a comment about numbering drawers? Very important on some pieces. It might be why people have difficulty with drawer slides😃
Gorgeous!! I really like the cane AND the decorative strip. 😩 but I really like the way the cane adds just a bit more dimension to the piece. That being said, how do you attach it and make it look even all the way around??
I was thinking of using hot glue but I’m on the fence still but if I keep it on it’s just that front little line, so luckily I don’t have to apply around sides
For the wood filler test, I pledge an out-of-field option; Automotive body filler. It's available to online, anywhere and formulated for sanding so results you'll like I think. Try the cheapest one on Amazon maybe? Love the talk over detail and you explain what the methods are, those you use and the alternatives. But then explain how the others differ in how they work. So I've learnt three methods not the names of three mtehods I then have to go look up. And yep, still think you're bloody brilliant. Keep waggling that paintbrush, because that reveal at the end with the old one? I now blame you for the carpet burn on my chin.
Great job! Love the transformation! Suggestion - Don't buy from Amazon...support your area businesses and small businesses too. They need your support. Again, congratulations on this success! 🕊
Hi Shannon, hoping I can ask an unrelated question. I recently stained an old wooden lazy Susan I had in the kitchen, (ok, so two days ago) the only stain I had was a min wax oil based stain. (Didn’t feel like running out and getting a water based). So I used it and it turned out beautiful, however, it’s been drying in a heated workshop downstairs for two days and it’s still very tacky. Do I wait until the tackiness goes away before I spray on the poly? And…..if I spray an oil based poly on top, will it then become tacky again? I’m not sure how oil based stains work to be honest, first time using one. Oh and is there such a thing as a water based poly? BTW, sorry this dresser is FAB!!!!
Oil can take a while to dry, just give it some time, and you’re right to wait until it is dry to paint the clear coat on. You can use any clear coat, oil or water works great but I prefer Varathane water based polyurethane or Minwax polycrylic. Sounds like it’ll be a great looking lazy Susan!
@@blacksheephouse Thank so much for helping me. Ok I’ll keep waiting, still tacky tonight. So I’ll leave it alone til dry. And thx for the tips, I wanted to try the water based Varathane so I think I’ll go out and find some tomorrow. Thanks for all your videos, I’ve got a few projects lined up for next year and can’t wait for Santa to bring me my paint sprayer. Lol. Have a very Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family.
Morning! Love this black dresser.What a difference once the bottom is removed. I have a question about another of your videos from a while back - I'm currently in the process of re-creating your Pottery Barn Sausalito finish (which I LOVE ❤️). Using the Behr Rugged Tan as you suggested, and it's still tacky after 3 days. 🤷 Is this normal? I waited 12+hours between coats so didn't rush it and I also thoroughly prepped. Any idea what's happening? Has this happened to you using Behr paint? TIA for any advice. ❤️❤️❤️ your channel. So glad I found it!
With the weather these days, my dry times are taking forever! Just give it some time, when I’m going for darker looks I apply more glaze and it takes forever to dry, up to a week. Bring it inside or run a dehumidifier if you can that’ll help
That is amazing! Thank you for sharing. One question I have for you is what sheen do you get for the HGTV paint? Flat? Also, can you order it online with the color you want or do you have to go in the store and have them tint it? Thank you so much for sharing all your tips with us...I really appreciate it!!
I’ve only ever gone into the store, and that’s where I buy my whizz rollers too. I usually go with satin for dark colors but I’ve used the matte for lighter colors and it works well. If you use satin, you can really get away without a topcoat. I’m conducting a formal scratch test now and I’ll have that video up in a few weeks
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That dresser looks gorgeous!! Great discovery behind that kicktoe apron!!! I just have to tell you how impressed I am with the HGTV paint!!!! OMG it is just like you say Shannon!! I have to say that I will say goodbye to chalk paint after trying this paint; it’s smooth, easy to apply with the brush and foam rolling technique and YES!! 🙌 superb adhesion!My nails did nothing to it, furthermore, I did a paint wash over my HGTV paint and I was able to wipe with a wet rag with no problems whatsoever!! This is a game changer for me!!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, creativity and discoveries with us, much blessings!!
What kind of finish do you use over the hgtv paint?
Love the transformation! I wouldn’t burlap the beautiful carved wood / veneer with burlap
Thank you for a super tutorial!
100% right about the handles, as it gives the piece contrast, which is a very attractive way to enhance furniture. Well done!
I find spot priming where I used wood filler helps. I'll do two applications of wood filler and then spot prime the places with wood filler with clear shellac so that it absorbs the paint the same way as the rest of the wood that has a finish on it.
Great tip, thank you 🙏
I’ve been using 400 grit a lot! I feel like I’m getting the same effect but without damaging my paint job!
😲 I have a dresser like that. I’m going to have to check that out! Love your channel! 🙌
Great video, thank you for the recommendations!!! Stunning result!!! ❤ and the music!!! very very nice! I enjoyed it!!!
Nice job!
I think they're tongue depressors not popsicle sticks. You should drill holes in the tongue depressors that line up with the drawer pulls, then you can use them as templates for the holes.
I thought the same and then realized that by doing it the way she does, she doesn’t have to ensure the holes are straight. She just uses the tongue depressor as a guide and a straight edge.
I love the light wood with black paint, and the handles were such a nice fit.
wow, I love this transformation!
I’m def going to try that paint. Thank you so much for being generous with your knowledge and experience - you are a gem
Looks beautiful! I love that exposed wood. What a great idea. I don't think I like the burlap strip though.
Awesome discovery!! Gorgeous 😍
Oh also - recommendation for an AMAZING wood filler: Timbermate. It's the best I have ever used. Water based, doesn't shrink, and dries fast. Also comes in several colors. Stains well too.
❤️
Just Beautiful, Thank you for the video! ❤️
Beautiful, I love the handles!
Can’t wait to try this paint. I been using your roller method and is perfect finish every time. Thank you
Beautiful!! I say paint the cane black… I love how you covered the ornate carvings with the modern cane texture- I’m inspired!!
It turned out so beautiful. World away from where it started. Well done.
Just Love every video you do!! I've got to get to Lowes and try this paint!! I always learn from you!! Thank you!!!
I wanted to pass along a process I use for final clear coat that is same as sprayed. Use oil based polyurethane use an old plastic bowl you can throw away and mix 1/2 mineral spirits or Xylol (Xylene) to 1/2 polyurethane. Take a thin cotton rag I use the white cup towels like you use in the kitchen they must be lint free and cut into a 4" or 6" square folded three or four times. You want to wear a latex surgical type glove then really wet your rag and start to apply to the surface just making sure to wipe on a thin coat & let dry a lot of times I let it dry overnight. Next sand between coats using 1000 or 2000 grit paper remove dust and wipe with sticky cheesecloth to ensure all dust is removed then apply another coat of polyurethane repeating process until you have the amount of coats you desire after the last coat is applied and sanded I go back and wipe with a very very thin just damp application of polyurethane for the last coat and no further sanding I use this application for any project including kitchen cabinets and high gloss it produces a beautiful finish.
I prefer oil based clear coat because it seems to self level much better than water based. I can’t wait to try this!
I just had the same thing happen to me as I was refinishing my husband’s childhood dresser. Went to take off the fancy little apron (to cut it & make square) and boom…sweet set of legs hiding under there 🤓
Brilliant leg discovery!
Awesome. Love watching you. You tell us everything great details on advice. You're so relaxed and say just do it. Ly
It’s beautiful!
Lucky you! Great find!
I love the result! I hope you didn’t use the webbing, the carving is so pretty. 🥺 Maybe it didn’t go with the same vibe but the webbing looks a bit cheap there
Perfect I will try to paint a cabinet like this next weekend
So stunning. Love it. I’ve only used fusion, but definitely want to try this paint.
I love fusion too, you’ll like this stuff if you like fusion
I just painted my kitchen and dining room with the hgtv paint. Love it. It’s like a chalk paint but on steroids. Lol. It’s awesome
Glad you have it a try, Donna! Yeah I’m obsessed with it 💯
This is so beautiful!
Thank you so much! Its beautiful! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hola Shannon,te sigo desde España,me ha resultado muy curiosa tu elección de una de las canciones del vídeo,sobre tu trabajo sólo decir que es precioso, cómo todos los que he visto de tí
Yes it's beautiful and no to the cane on this piece.. 😉💙
Love it! Very stylish 🖤
Very nice flip. I like your choices. 🖖🏽🌈💕
I love your content but the music….chef’s kiss!! Incredible job on this piece!! DDecker
Gorgeous!!!!
Beautiful 🤗
Looks good have not used it yet
Beautiful.
Omg 😲, you are amazing and talented. Enjoy watching your channel/videos. I love just about every piece of furniture you redo. I watched the one where you did 10 different pieces of furniture and to be honest, it's hard for me to choose because they are all so gorgeous and beautiful 😍. I am new to your channel ❤
GreAt job ! Happy New Year
Ohhhh! Old paint! Yes ….
Love it. I think it looks better without the cane.
It looks amazing! How do you know what colors are trending?
I follow McGee and co, pottery barn and Ballards mostly but CB2 has great modern stuff. Getting the catalogs and checking the website for “best seller” helps me decide colors and shapes that will sell well ❤️
I like it without the cane
If this were my dresser I would want pulls in the same shape but made of metal and with a gold finish. I also would want my dresser to be one color.
Sherwin-Williams has a paint in their "Emerald" line that is a Urethane Trim Enamel. It sells for $100.00 a gallon but it's worth every penny. The quarts sell for 40 so it only makes sense to buy a gallon. I am getting ready to spray my cabinets, the legs and base on our table and our island so when you think of it like that the paint doesn't seem so expensive. I am going to give this paint you have here a try though. SW makes good paint no question about it.
I used that paint before and it dries slowly and for my working conditions (in the garage w/debris around) I had a lot of trouble with dust and what not falling into my finish before it dried. I’m sure indoors would be awesome though. I did really like the durability of it and it leveled nicely
26:01 does using the clear wax on black paint help avoid the white spots where it’s touched?? Does the wax have to be reapplied down the road??
Thanks Shannon for all your wonderful videos!! I have learned so much from you!!❤
Hi love the video and the music. I am afraid I only have a home depot in my city. What was your go to colour for your furniture make over.
Merry Christmas and happy new year’s
Looks amazing! I like it better without the cane strip. ❣
Turned out beautiful! I’m brand new to painting furniture and there is so much for me to learn. I used Fusion Mineral Paint in Algonquin. I would like to try to put a decorative wax in white to highlight all the crevices and the decorative wood French country inlays that I glued on to the front of the drawers. Do you think that would look together? I just found you a couple of days ago and you make it so easy to do. I hope I will get over being so nervous 😩
That would look beautiful! I love that color from fusion 😍
I tried this method of rolling on the paint after I brushed but mine looked like it had an orange peel texture. And I used the high density foam roller. Do u not end up with texture? Love how ur piece turned out!
I’m having the same problem
If you roll too many times and the paint started to dry what are you options? Sand again and do again?
Hi, re wood-filling my tip would be to use an old credit card instead of that large metal tool you'll find it easier to apply (smaller) amounts of filler, other than that good job done. Stu
No primer needed with this paint?? Amazing! I've used Ovation and love it, but never tried without primer 😁
Do you prime if it has veneer sides, using Ovation?
Can you explain wax vs poly? Do you have to go back and wax again?
Hi! Great video. Do you have a video or a comment about numbering drawers? Very important on some pieces. It might be why people have difficulty with drawer slides😃
That’s a great tip! I need to add that in a future video to spread the word ❤️
I had issues with BEHR water based wax, the wax comes off even after a month, especially if it is wet.. ur dresser looks beautiful
Do you use a satin or high gloss finish in the Ovation paint?
I enjoy your creations. Appreciate your info and creative talent!
Did get a little motion sickness from the wobbly camera movement though.
New subscriber:love ur style. Would it matter if I just roll paint on an skip the brush? Thx!!
It will be smoother doing it the “brush on roll off” method but you certainly can just roll on as well if you don’t mind the extra texture
Gorgeous!! I really like the cane AND the decorative strip. 😩 but I really like the way the cane adds just a bit more dimension to the piece. That being said, how do you attach it and make it look even all the way around??
I was thinking of using hot glue but I’m on the fence still but if I keep it on it’s just that front little line, so luckily I don’t have to apply around sides
What does the wax do? Protect the finish?
For the wood filler test, I pledge an out-of-field option; Automotive body filler. It's available to online, anywhere and formulated for sanding so results you'll like I think. Try the cheapest one on Amazon maybe? Love the talk over detail and you explain what the methods are, those you use and the alternatives. But then explain how the others differ in how they work. So I've learnt three methods not the names of three mtehods I then have to go look up. And yep, still think you're bloody brilliant. Keep waggling that paintbrush, because that reveal at the end with the old one? I now blame you for the carpet burn on my chin.
Great job! Love the transformation! Suggestion - Don't buy from Amazon...support your area businesses and small businesses too. They need your support. Again, congratulations on this success! 🕊
Hi Shannon, hoping I can ask an unrelated question. I recently stained an old wooden lazy Susan I had in the kitchen, (ok, so two days ago) the only stain I had was a min wax oil based stain. (Didn’t feel like running out and getting a water based). So I used it and it turned out beautiful, however, it’s been drying in a heated workshop downstairs for two days and it’s still very tacky. Do I wait until the tackiness goes away before I spray on the poly? And…..if I spray an oil based poly on top, will it then become tacky again? I’m not sure how oil based stains work to be honest, first time using one. Oh and is there such a thing as a water based poly? BTW, sorry this dresser is FAB!!!!
Oil can take a while to dry, just give it some time, and you’re right to wait until it is dry to paint the clear coat on. You can use any clear coat, oil or water works great but I prefer Varathane water based polyurethane or Minwax polycrylic. Sounds like it’ll be a great looking lazy Susan!
@@blacksheephouse Thank so much for helping me. Ok I’ll keep waiting, still tacky tonight. So I’ll leave it alone til dry. And thx for the tips, I wanted to try the water based Varathane so I think I’ll go out and find some tomorrow. Thanks for all your videos, I’ve got a few projects lined up for next year and can’t wait for Santa to bring me my paint sprayer. Lol. Have a very Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family.
Morning! Love this black dresser.What a difference once the bottom is removed.
I have a question about another of your videos from a while back - I'm currently in the process of re-creating your Pottery Barn Sausalito finish (which I LOVE ❤️). Using the Behr Rugged Tan as you suggested, and it's still tacky after 3 days. 🤷 Is this normal? I waited 12+hours between coats so didn't rush it and I also thoroughly prepped. Any idea what's happening? Has this happened to you using Behr paint? TIA for any advice.
❤️❤️❤️ your channel. So glad I found it!
With the weather these days, my dry times are taking forever! Just give it some time, when I’m going for darker looks I apply more glaze and it takes forever to dry, up to a week. Bring it inside or run a dehumidifier if you can that’ll help
Bad ass...!!!!
Good decision on the handles. You taught me a lot. The original is so boring…sorry dad…the results just creates happiness.
That is amazing! Thank you for sharing. One question I have for you is what sheen do you get for the HGTV paint? Flat? Also, can you order it online with the color you want or do you have to go in the store and have them tint it? Thank you so much for sharing all your tips with us...I really appreciate it!!
I’ve only ever gone into the store, and that’s where I buy my whizz rollers too. I usually go with satin for dark colors but I’ve used the matte for lighter colors and it works well. If you use satin, you can really get away without a topcoat. I’m conducting a formal scratch test now and I’ll have that video up in a few weeks
Now what can you make from the parts you took off?
Can I ask how much you would sell a dresser like this for?
Is the HDTV paint sherwin Williams?
It does say Sherwin Williams on it also but I buy it at lowes, I don’t think they carry at the Sherwin Williams store
Beautiful work as usual! Did you end up just sanding the wood filler and waxing the base?
Yes, must have missed filming that haha
That’s beautiful!!
Have you tried that brand in a paint sprayer? Just wondering how it worked for you.
I haven’t yet but I heard it works great from another subscriber, they said to add a bit of water
I’ve sprayed it. Added a bit of water and it turned out beautifully.
@@lisapetronick2594 thanks!
I try to leave my filler proud of the surface so I can just sand it flat.
Maybe you could fill holes easier if you used a smaller spatula. Your work on this dresser isn't my taste, but you did a nice job.
You took a piece that needed some TLC and turned it into a soulless monstrosity.
I cringe every time I see someone sand furniture in circular motions🙄
Great reno.
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