Lauren your presentation has improved noticeably. You sound more natural . Your content varies and is more complete and detailed. I enjoy the photography as well. We’re not hearing the same text/ script nor viewing the same pictures and yet it’s comprehensive and artistic. Bravo!
I think 1 coat of primer before painting a darker color might help eliminate the need for 3 coats of the more expensive paint. And provide a little more durability on a frequently used item. Also would suggest using a wood conditioner on stripped wood to get a more even finish and you won't have to work so fast with the stain.
I really like the end result of the table but I was a bit confused that you chose not to do the repair on the extensions to ensure that they are level with the main table. Looks like it won't take much to make that work. I really like the blue and the TN Whiskey stain together. Hope the chairs are a win for you!
I love what you have done to this table! The best table I ever bought was a maple one from ikea! It’s round when you sit 4 at it, then the middle opens to bring the leaf up and then it becomes oval! Best £200 I ever spent! That was 23 years ago and it’s still going strong!
I absolutely LOVE that type of table with the built-in leaves, and I also love the drop-leaf tables. My grandparents had one similar to yours, with the built-in leaves but much older than yours. It belonged to my great-grandmother and was passed to my Nana. My Mom has it now, and it will be mine one day!
Lauren, your table is BEAUTIFUL!! You did such a nice job with the sanding, paint, stain and finish!! It’s so cute and I know you will make a lot of great memories around this table with family and friends! 😍🥰♥️
So glad you waited for this table so much better than the others you've been looking at. I love it, and I love what you did with it can't wait to see what you do with those 4 chairs that you should be getting, re upholstering them would be great.❤
There isn't a problem. The table is designed so when you pull the leaves out, they come out a couple inches past the end of the main table. Then you lift up and push the leaves back in, and everything lines up. But if you do that, you can't reach all the edges, which needed to be finished too. You can see it working properly at 5:55
Good job on the dining room table Lauren! I love the natural grain of the wood. I hope the chairs will be a suitable match. It is so much fun being creative!❤🎉😊
Love how you have done that table. Mom had two drop leave tables and they are so handi and I love the idea and looks of them. So pretty. Excited to see if the chairs will work out for you........that would be awesome! Great video! Have a great weekend!
I love how the table looks! I hope the chairs work out. If they do, I look forward to seeing how you upholster them, if you do! My dining table and chairs need both makeovers and reupholstering.
I am a new subscriber have been watching you from the beginning and I must say I’m happy you went back to Lauren the teacher on how to flip furniture. I started flipping because of you but the only problem I have is searching Marketplace.
I have a similar table design but mine is older, has barley twist legs and planks instead smooth services. My problem was that the skirt was lower on one side than the other. The solution for us was to lift the entire table using bun feet at the bottom. Matching the finish was the hardest part, but now you can’t tell and the table is 2 5/8” taller.
Lauren if you haven’t tried your damp blue sponge with the LM gel stain you should! Works amazing and spread so nicely and avoids streaks. I do still spray my surface with my mister. Hope you give it a try 😊
When I was growing up, we had the exact table but was a solid stain or paint ,kind of Swedish sort or Scandinavian light wood color. The chairs were square 3 or 4 rungs.
Water repellant... As you are about to put a pitcher or glasses of water on the table and the table violently knocks it from your hand since you used Gator Hyde.
The table looks great! Just curious, why did you switch to the SurfPrep orbital sander? Does it have more power than the Ryobi or Dewalt orbital? I just never understood why I would see furniture flippers that owned a 3x4 SurfPrep would also use an orbital from them. That just seems like it would be a waste of money to have both SurfPrep sanders.
It's great that you got a call about the chairs. They'll go well with the table. I had a table in the same pull out leaves/extensions. I believe it was probably oak as well, but stained a dark walnutie color. I really wish I still had it. (Bummer.) Were you intending for the two pieces to match? (Or did I misunderstand?.) If you used the same stain on both pieces, then either they didn't accept the stain the same &/or they are two different woods because they don't match. Or is my monitor crazy?
What kind of wood is that? I have a teak table with similar extensions about 50 years old.. Very handy not to have to have leaves that have to be stored elsewhere. My leaves come out level though. Also mine is oiled only, no clear coat and has been really easy to maintain. . What kind of finish is that that is so difficult to sand off?
You should put on a proper mask, pants, longs sleeves, shoes, goggles, hat/bandanna and gloves on when working. Now you are covered with the particles from the table. That’s not good.
OMG. THAT LOOKS LIKE EXACT KITCHEN TABLE PARENTS HAD IN 1949---1963!!. I want it.
Painted furniture is on the way out. Natural wood with beautiful finishes
I love Neiman, you have to marry his sweet self with the happy attitude!! ❤❤
I'm a woman and I absolutely love seeing other women working like you do!
Lauren your presentation has improved noticeably. You sound more natural . Your content varies and is more complete and detailed. I enjoy the photography as well. We’re not hearing the same text/ script nor viewing the same pictures and yet it’s comprehensive and artistic. Bravo!
I think 1 coat of primer before painting a darker color might help eliminate the need for 3 coats of the more expensive paint. And provide a little more durability on a frequently used item. Also would suggest using a wood conditioner on stripped wood to get a more even finish and you won't have to work so fast with the stain.
LOVE the table and that you are using a stain on the top. Can’t wait to see “part 2” of this episode!
I really like the end result of the table but I was a bit confused that you chose not to do the repair on the extensions to ensure that they are level with the main table. Looks like it won't take much to make that work. I really like the blue and the TN Whiskey stain together. Hope the chairs are a win for you!
The table looks great Lauren!! Hope the chairs work out for y’all! 🥰🥰🥰
I love what you have done to this table!
The best table I ever bought was a maple one from ikea! It’s round when you sit 4 at it, then the middle opens to bring the leaf up and then it becomes oval! Best £200 I ever spent! That was 23 years ago and it’s still going strong!
It might be they won't fit under the table with them even...😊
Awesome work! I wish I had such a large workspace, Great job! 👍🏾💚
I absolutely LOVE that type of table with the built-in leaves, and I also love the drop-leaf tables. My grandparents had one similar to yours, with the built-in leaves but much older than yours. It belonged to my great-grandmother and was passed to my Nana. My Mom has it now, and it will be mine one day!
Lauren, your table is BEAUTIFUL!! You did such a nice job with the sanding, paint, stain and finish!! It’s so cute and I know you will make a lot of great memories around this table with family and friends! 😍🥰♥️
Love this table, you did good, and those chairs will be awesome 👏👏👏
So glad you waited for this table so much better than the others you've been looking at. I love it, and I love what you did with it can't wait to see what you do with those 4 chairs that you should be getting, re upholstering them would be great.❤
Absolutely gorgeous! Love watching you work, to bring back beautiful pieces like this table. ❤
Perfect table size for the space. It looks awesome. Hope the chairs work. Good price for quality chairs.
New favorite channel. Favorite new person. Mostly because she looks like and reminds me of a good friend lol. Great, great work.
The dirty water and rag shots are so satisfying to me. Keep showing us the dirt!
Nice table! Are you going to address the problem of the two leaves not aligning with the tabletop?
Good question! I was wondering about that. 🤓
There isn't a problem. The table is designed so when you pull the leaves out, they come out a couple inches past the end of the main table. Then you lift up and push the leaves back in, and everything lines up. But if you do that, you can't reach all the edges, which needed to be finished too. You can see it working properly at 5:55
Good job on the dining room table Lauren! I love the natural grain of the wood. I hope the chairs will be a suitable match. It is so much fun being creative!❤🎉😊
Love how you have done that table. Mom had two drop leave tables and they are so handi and I love the idea and looks of them. So pretty. Excited to see if the chairs will work out for you........that would be awesome! Great video!
Have a great weekend!
I love how the table looks! I hope the chairs work out. If they do, I look forward to seeing how you upholster them, if you do! My dining table and chairs need both makeovers and reupholstering.
I’m really liking the way Neiman does the slow motion. 😊
I am a new subscriber have been watching you from the beginning and I must say I’m happy you went back to Lauren the teacher on how to flip furniture. I started flipping because of you but the only problem I have is searching Marketplace.
OMG...THE TABLE LOOKS SOOOO BEAUTIFUL I LOVE IT...👍 GREAT JOB...MUCH APPRECIATED N MUCH LOVE 😍 KEEP UP THE AMAZING WRK THAT U DO..👍
I have a similar table design but mine is older, has barley twist legs and planks instead smooth services. My problem was that the skirt was lower on one side than the other. The solution for us was to lift the entire table using bun feet at the bottom. Matching the finish was the hardest part, but now you can’t tell and the table is 2 5/8” taller.
Great freshen up, just wondering if you’re going to do the extended leaf repair on a future video? You know thats bothering up!
This table came out beautifully!!
I am trying to get the guts to tackle my oak kitchen cabinets. I LOVE oak. 😍😍😍
Lauren if you haven’t tried your damp blue sponge with the LM gel stain you should! Works amazing and spread so nicely and avoids streaks. I do still spray my surface with my mister. Hope you give it a try 😊
Thanks for the tip!
Love love love!
wow! it is so satisfying to watch you make over this table..beautiful!
When I was growing up, we had the exact table but was a solid stain or paint ,kind of Swedish sort or Scandinavian light wood color. The chairs were square 3 or 4 rungs.
There was no carving on the table, and our legs were more square
You are so talented at refinishing furniture. Wish I could send my 21 yr old dining table to you for a modern refinish.
Super cool! Loved the video
and the table looks gorgeous
Beautiful makeover !!! And the chairs look like a winner 🎉🙏!!!
Great video guys. The editing was really good. Love the cliffhanger too 😊❤😊
The table is beautiful love the color.
The chairs are perfect! It took me over a year to find my chairs.
I have the same table. Didn’t watch the video but the there should be little gadgets under the table that you make the ends even
Just picked up a free table I’m going to do this to 😀
Sometimes the thrift gods smile upon crafty mortals.
I own that same table but without the leaves!
I’m not fond of the whiskey brown stain. I would’ve used a blue paint wash instead. That said it’s your table. Great job as always.
I was so worried you were going to chalk paint it green or something...good choice.
Godspeed
Dee
Great work.
Water repellant... As you are about to put a pitcher or glasses of water on the table and the table violently knocks it from your hand since you used Gator Hyde.
Table looks great!!!😊🎉❤
Beautiful. I'm on the hunt for a table like this one.
Turned out nice, but the leafs need to be fixed
"Protect the dust from going into your lungs" I love it! Also the table turned out beautifully!
You give me life I love u
The table looks great! Just curious, why did you switch to the SurfPrep orbital sander? Does it have more power than the Ryobi or Dewalt orbital? I just never understood why I would see furniture flippers that owned a 3x4 SurfPrep would also use an orbital from them. That just seems like it would be a waste of money to have both SurfPrep sanders.
It's great that you got a call about the chairs. They'll go well with the table. I had a table in the same pull out leaves/extensions. I believe it was probably oak as well, but stained a dark walnutie color. I really wish I still had it. (Bummer.)
Were you intending for the two pieces to match? (Or did I misunderstand?.) If you used the same stain on both pieces, then either they didn't accept the stain the same &/or they are two different woods because they don't match. Or is my monitor crazy?
Hi guys
In your spray bottle. Do you use the cleaner full strength?
Thanks for sharing.
Very nice
❤👍love the video.
I have almost the exact same table- with the same issue with one of the leafs. Hoping you’ll show a way to fix it
Looks amazing! Why didn’t you prime the legs first like you always say to do? Just wondering
Lauren says in the video: The Lily Moon Opulent paint has the primer built in.
AWSOME thanks I’m going to order some!
Did u get the chairs too? Love to see them as a set❤
Well can't comment because apparently you can't take any real comments only rainbows and lollipops.
What kind of wood is that? I have a teak table with similar extensions about 50 years old.. Very handy not to have to have leaves that have to be stored elsewhere. My leaves come out level though. Also mine is oiled only, no clear coat and has been really easy to maintain. . What kind of finish is that that is so difficult to sand off?
Maybe it’s just my screen, but the table top looks nearly the same as the golden oak color that she worked so hard to get off?!
Привет, из Москвы ❤
What ever happened to the out-of-town pie flippers, anyone have any info on that?
Does Lilly moon gel stains block tannons in yellow tinted wood or do i need to do something between sanding and staining?
I hate cliff hangers.
What grit levels did you use? I know you used 80 grit in the beginning. Is that what you stained over?
What about a liquid surface remover?
Can you tell me the brand of the rolling seat you use?
What is the name of your go-to blue top coat applicator?
Larger carpet under the table.
Were u rubbing the gel stain with a rag or a bag?
Lint free cloth
I need where I can learn painting
How do u get market place to send you these alerts?
Neiman, my bf sent me a text about the chairs!
❤
❤❤❤
Sometimes I see you sand against the grain. I thought it was important to sand with the grain also? 🙂
Why do you sand against the grain?
She was using an orbital sander which moves every which way anyway, so it really doesn’t matter.
❤😊
I wanna dust extractor so bad
I hooked my surf prep to my shop vac and it works great! Much cheaper.
@@conniesisco6468 uh my lord! Do you put hose in just like you are sweeping or put the back end like you are blowing out? Ty so much.
@@tarynkriebel319 Just like sweeping. I had to buy a connector from Surf prep but it wasn’t bad.
I never ever liked golden oak
You should put on a proper mask, pants, longs sleeves, shoes, goggles, hat/bandanna and gloves on when working. Now you are covered with the particles from the table. That’s not good.
You're going to want to dry the wood.
Ĺooksreally lovely and I love the dark legs.
It actually looked better original. You ruined that nice table.
Hi