Is the wood Pine?

I used this for my old kitchen cabinets. They turned out so beautiful I decided to replace my countertop. Nope...bottom cabinets were not properly installed and would not support the stone I wanted. So, replaced bottom...when they ripped them out and broke them up, NOT ONE CABINET CHIPPED OR FLAKED! The paint stayed gorgeous! Not so much the cabinets😂

Can u redo a post stepping thru process and products… I also notice that in dragging the tool that gives the wood grain effect it makes exact same marks right next to each other which is only thing that makes it not look authentic - like two different patterns alternated could achieve more authentic look but I absolutely love what u produced here 👏👏👏

Have you ever used Lilly Moon paint?

Shame about the final result shot so blurry that you can't see the wood grain.

Thank you

Can you tell me what kind of paint that should be used? Also for stain and glaze. I have no knowledge about the product. Thank you 🙏

I have a MDF TV stand (looking like a wood grain) got it from walmart its in lighter stain i want it to look like the rest of my furniture dark walnut stain do i seal it first then 1 coat of paint next coat of walnut stain and then grain it in the same sequence? Too much information online just need to get my facts right before starting😅

The sample size can completely cover your front door

Beautiful! Question: My kitchen cabinets are stained wood on the outside and this horrible blue inside. Can I stain right over the paint? And, what color would you recommend to cover the dated 1980 wedgewood blue? Please do tell and thank you in advance!

Thank you

Can I or rather, would you recommend for dining chairs?

Hi Kimberly, when doing research into how to blend paint to achieve a faux wood look, I watched your videos (excellent). Then I had a thought of *what about used Fusion SFO over paint ????*, which of course led me here… This finish looks so similar to the paint blended technique but maybe this one is more user friendly? I’ll have to try it. Because I’ll be putting it onto a living room side table, should I put anything else on top of it once it’s fully dry for even more durability? Asking because although I have coasters to use under a glass or cup, I often see my spouse or son “forget” to use them… which I why I’ll be refinishing the table in the first place. Thank you. Your tutorials and videos are super.

If you have a slick surface that can’t be sanded because you want that surface to show through because it’s perfect as is ..can I apply a clear bonding primer and put a clear flat top coat over it. project is a Solid wood table with sheer flat coat scraped off meticulously with razor blade exposing beautiful solid wood hard factory finish underneath would like to preserve

Looks like shit

Trash

Do you like using lilly moon furniture cleaner? If not which cleaner do you prefere?

Thank you 🙏 this is was a great explanation even if you “think” you know ! I leaned great information

I’m looking for this effect on a stair railing, it has some sort of varathane on it. What fusion product would be the best to use without stripping it?

Did you use matte or satin finish

Do you have a video on your spraying operation?

I want to get this look on a table that currently has painted legs and a chalkboard paint tabletop. Should I just paint the whole table with the primer to start? Or should I strip the table first??

Thank you

Is this an oil or water based paint?

Did you have to clean the paint sprayer between coats?

Followed your advise on the misting and using that particular top coat brush. It worked great! Thanks.

would've loved to see the finish product.

Can gel stain be added to make indentions / carvings stand out ? Plus, would I add wax before gel stain?

When you lightly sanded at the end does it affect the top cop that is built in stain? I’m new at this. Thank you

Is this before you began using a spray water mister?

I sanded too much trying to get the finish off (did it get it all off) and found out that I went through some of the veneer. Is there a way to repair the veneer with a wood filler?

You make it look easy!!

Looks nice, we'll give this a try

Love your channel!

What colors gel stain did you use ?

I'm "gonna go ahead" and give this video a like.

No offense but why so much detail about other things.... Very painful to watch and listen. Thank you for the tutorial.

I don’t think dark furniture is out. All the furniture in my house is darker. Walnuts or blacks. Maybe a couple taupes. But yep. ❤ However, all except one of my custom pieces have been grey/white with the tan wash tops. What’s up with that?!?

Good tips. I will have to try this.

So what were the three colors you used up on top first second and third thanks this is a brand new product I’m going to try and so excited thank you

What brand sprayer do u us do u add anything to the paint before spraying n what brand n type of paint brushes do u use thx for sharing

Love it! I was so excited to see you dropped a new video!

Thank you that is so informative and I love how they turned out!

Love it! You are a born teacher! This is a great look to that maple top! ❤️

What products did you use?

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Is this hard to do at all? The graining part? You make it look so easy but I’m trying to do this to a particle board piece for this beautiful coffee station shelf i got at a yard sale. Do you use a light hand or heavy hand with the graining tool?

If painted, the SFO will not soak into the wood which it is intended to do .. I wonder why you would want to paint the wood if you are using stain?

Is that a roller?

I see you used a gel stain over paint, but can you also use a water-based stain over paint method?