HOW TO REFINISH A TABLE // DIY Furniture Makeover
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2020
- This BYOT video tutorial is all about how to refinish a table top from start to finish. This DIY furniture makeover does in depth with the proper way to sand, stain and apply Mirrorcoat Epoxy table top resin. This is one amazing table top transformation. Bring Your Own Tools (BYOTools 96).
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This is so satisfying to watch. Especially the sanding part.
Beautiful 😍
Great work brother
Great video! I'm in the middle of making a table out of big slabs of Osage orange and walnut. This will help 👍
Great to hear James. Thanks so much for watching and good luck on your project.
Talk about beauty from ashes! Great restoration. Question: can you do an epoxy pour over spar urethane, or does it need to be bare wood? I made a rolling display booth and not sure the spar finsh on the top will wear well.
Great to hear Di and thanks so much for the continued support. As for your question I don’t know for sure but I would suggest the following. On a scrap piece of wood apply the urethane, let it dry, then apply the epoxy and see what happens. If it seams to be fine after a day or two I think your good. Just make sure to clean and A braid the surface of the existing top before you apply your Epoxy. With 300 to 400 grit sand paper.
Nice job
Thanks Muchsin! Greatly appreciate the support.
Love that stain color
Right?! I love the color as well. Thanks so much for watching.
Wow...
Maybe they call it candlelight finish bcs when you’re using a candle typically everything around you is dark? I dunno...just spitballing here. Okay, I’ll go now. Great video as always.
That’s actually a great guess Jake. Thanks so much for watching and your continued support bud.
The magic of wood...
I just found your channel and I absolutely love everything that you’re doing here. As I was watching one of your other videos you mentioned the pressure treated wood that we have here in the Northwest? I’m intrigued and curious to find out where in the northwest you would be located because I live in Vancouver Washington N I’d like to know what is available to me without justLooking on Home Depot’s website
Great to hear scooter and thanks so much for watching and your support. Yep I’m a fellow PNWer. I’m up in North Seattle area. As for the PT lumber I mention that because a lot of people ask me why my lumber has little slits in it, which is something the mills do to penetrate the wood more easily. You can get pt lumber without the slits but it normally costs more. Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed.
Lol of course I subscribed. I don’t want to miss all your ideas and tricks. Great job on your Chanel and I look forward to more.
Do you need to sand them before applying last coat?
Great video, get yourself a Lav mic though!
You can't sand "with the grain" using an orbital sander
tops were solid wood?
Yep!! Solid as can be :) thanks for watching!
Are we not going to talk about the edges showing drip marks and the tops NOT being flat? Oh, ok. Then yeah man, looks GREAT!
Just my opinion, but the thumbnail of the before should be the finished product the finished product looks outdated to me but maybe that’s what you were going for the classic look. I’d love to see the before one epoxy or whatever you do it looks cool on the thumbnail.
Cool video - shame about your mic sound …😢