Hey guys just a quick video of a pool table I refinished. It turned out super nice. Hope you enjoy the video. Please like share comment and subscribe. Thanks led
Hey - great video. I’d like to copy it, as my existing pool table is almost identical to the one you refinished. I realize it was a year ago, but what color and paint exactly did you use? You mentioned SW Kem Aqua and said black magic in the video, but that color is not available for the Kem Aqua product line. I found the gray PPG primer but would really like to know what black lacquer you used. Thanks for your time
Hey Mortal thanks for stopping by the channel . The color was Black Magic and the product was Kem Aqua pigmented lacquer. It is super easy to use I hope your project turns out great Have a great week led '
Looks fantastic. Would a black lacquer I can get at Sherwin Williams that is intended to be sprayed on cabinets be appropriate? If not, can you share the name of the product you used? Thanks a bunch. Great work
Silly question maybe. How did you save the diamonds? Did you remove them before painting and replace or tape over them? I'm considering painting my olhausen table black but unsure about the markers. Thanks.
Wow! What a difference! Question: what kind of paint did you use? Did you use a clear coat on it after? And would you recommend paint or stain? I am planning to refinish my pool table too
Hey Owais I use a primmer called (Gripper/Seal Grip) its a ppg product and the top coat is called ( Chem Auqua) Its a Shirwin Williams Product. together they make a great combination. It is a pigmented Lacquer so no clear coat is needed on top. I hope this helps Good luck with the project led
I must ask, why paint over all that wood? It's 100 years old no? Wouldn't that be some nice looking wood? I ask because I just bought a 1920's snooker table and plan on refinishing it but was thinking of going natural finish?
Hey Killa I just do what my clients ask me to do. It had been refinished before but not in a professional manor I just took it to the next level in Black. It did turn out very nice . Thanks for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great weekend led
That's very impressive....and those diamonds pop!
Nice work! Really does look like a million bucks
Table came out fantastic great job
Thanks Larry
That turned out Beautiful!!!!
Nice work Stud!!!
Thanks bro
holy cow batman thats amazing
lol thanks for stopping by
Looks amazing my friend
Thanks brother
Hey - great video. I’d like to copy it, as my existing pool table is almost identical to the one you refinished. I realize it was a year ago, but what color and paint exactly did you use? You mentioned SW Kem Aqua and said black magic in the video, but that color is not available for the Kem Aqua product line. I found the gray PPG primer but would really like to know what black lacquer you used. Thanks for your time
Hey Mortal thanks for stopping by the channel . The color was Black Magic and the product was Kem Aqua pigmented lacquer. It is super easy to use I hope your project turns out great Have a great week led
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Nice restore, except for black cloth, need extra bright lighting units for that cloth colour, especially if you're playing 🎱
Yea that was the home owners choice I just do what im told thanks for watching
That looks fkn mint 👌
Good work led!
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Looks fantastic. Would a black lacquer I can get at Sherwin Williams that is intended to be sprayed on cabinets be appropriate? If not, can you share the name of the product you used? Thanks a bunch. Great work
Hey Thad any lacquer should work The primer is probably the most important thing. I used a primer called Gripper on this project.
Silly question maybe. How did you save the diamonds? Did you remove them before painting and replace or tape over them? I'm considering painting my olhausen table black but unsure about the markers. Thanks.
Looks like he masked them off with masking tape first and cut the shape with an exacto
Hey Garin Sorry about not getting back to you sooner. In the video you will see me taping them off and then cutting them out after i sprayed .
Wow! What a difference! Question: what kind of paint did you use? Did you use a clear coat on it after? And would you recommend paint or stain? I am planning to refinish my pool table too
Hey Owais I use a primmer called (Gripper/Seal Grip) its a ppg product and the top coat is called ( Chem Auqua) Its a Shirwin Williams Product. together they make a great combination. It is a pigmented Lacquer so no clear coat is needed on top. I hope this helps Good luck with the project led
How did you handle the rail sights? I saw you spray primer over them but the end product has rail sights visible
Hey Dawson if you are talking about the diamonds I covered them with tape and then pulled it off after I sprayed. It did turn out very nice.
Did you paint the pockets?
Hey J we did not paint the pockets they are some kind of plastic and were in pretty good shape
I must ask, why paint over all that wood? It's 100 years old no? Wouldn't that be some nice looking wood?
I ask because I just bought a 1920's snooker table and plan on refinishing it but was thinking of going natural finish?
Hey Killa I just do what my clients ask me to do. It had been refinished before but not in a professional manor I just took it to the next level in Black. It did turn out very nice . Thanks for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great weekend led
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Any advice on going with natural wood? It has a thin paint finish that is so thin you can see thru it in spots.
Isnt this the basement you painted in black?
Yes. I made two videos out of the basement
100 year old table with rosewood and mahogany and they wanted it painted black????
yes they did
Painting a 100 year old Rosewood and Mahogany pool table?! What a sin!