Beautiful mid century sideboard/dresser gets a loving restoration | Furniture Makeover

#furniture #mcm #restoration #stunning
In this video I restore a Mid Century style teak sideboard for a customer, it was taken back to bare wood restrained and a new finish applied. The results are beautiful.
I tried something new in this video with me talking through what I was doing, instead of the captions, let me know if you prefer this or the old style.
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[@CrazyCatLady1968]

The darker stain really helped the lighter wood come into its own with this piece. I really enjoyed having you narrate! I vote stick with it 😊I'm not sure about the scrap wood . . . maybe some really cool birdhouses?

[@GM_Design]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@MsCgordo]

Excellent video! Renaissance Wax is a great product, I’ve used it in conservation work. It also helps silver jewelry to not tarnish.

[@GM_Design]

Thanks for the tip! 👍

[@MarTay1079]

I know this style and the light wood is in keeping with the original design. Looks great fit for any home. You’ve got a lucky customer. Keep up the great vids.

[@GM_Design]

Thanks 👍

[@datachickatl4092]

Beautiful job! Stunning wood grain. I have to agree the lighter board on the front is just weird (handles are Ok though). Not sure why that design, but you work with what you have - and WOW did you knock it out if the park! 💥😀❣️

[@GM_Design]

Thank you very much!

[@tammyc1276]

It turned out beautiful. Love the dark stain with the lighter wood color. Well done sir.

[@GM_Design]

Thank you very much!

[@beverlyfields8932]

How about making a birdhouse or bird feeder, a jewelry box or a keepsake box, maybe a cutting board.

[@GM_Design]

👍

[@Cradley684]

Try taking bottom hinge off first on the door, worth a try Mate !!!.

[@GM_Design]

yeah did try that, I was hoping the whole door would drop out but alas no! 😂

[@anthonypla7134]

Don't make anything with the scraps...sell them for gun grip scales then go buy a bench top buffer.

[@shellylemons]

A project with the teak wood could be a garden fence.

[@ccbphoto]

I wish you’d allow closed captioning so I can understand what you’re saying….

[@GM_Design]

thanks for the feedback, I’ll look into that, it’s the first time I’ve talked over a video so didn’t realise. 👍

[@KimNevelzer]

Lovely 😊

[@GM_Design]

Thank you! 😊

[@Cradley684]

Good job Mate, sure they will like it have a nice day !!!. 😀😃👍👍.

[@GM_Design]

Thanks 👍, I hope they do! 😀

[@designabeej]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@1953lili]

Take the top off and then the door screws are out in the open?

[@GM_Design]

yes did try that, I think it must have been glued 😂

[@mollysheridan7134]

Lovely

[@1953lili]

Wow! What a beauty!

[@GM_Design]

thank you 😀

[@helenaneumann1872]

Great job!

[@GM_Design]

Thanks!

[@FaeryFreya]

I have to say, I'm not a fan of the lighter wood on this, personally speaking. At the end of the day, if the customer is happy then it's a job well done!

[@GM_Design]

yes I can understand that, their is quite a contrast between the two and not to everyone’s taste

[@ПрофиСтудия]

Try using isopropyl alcohol instead of methylated denatured alcohol.

[@GM_Design]

Thanks, I’ll look into it 👍

[@pamsheets632]

Very beautiful wood grain! Looks gorgeous! Great job! 😊

[@lindaposta939]

Make an out door plant stand with the scrap real wood.

[@GM_Design]

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