This is not the way Paula teaches how to use this paint!

Why are you not using the degreaser deglosser from All in one paint?

Very Beautiful Beautifully Painted And Wood Stained Blue And Light Wood Stained Restored Desk

Nice Beautiful Very Beautifully Wood Stained Restored Wooden Buffet

Nice Very Beautifully Painted And Wood Stained Peach Pink Night Stands With Wooden Tops

Beautiful Very Beautifully Painted Light Blue Painted Furniture

Beautiful very Beautifully Painted Furniture

I would spackle that groove in the top. Less room for new gunk!

It truly is so beautiful! Really lovely work😊

I was hoping to see HOW you attached the legs…..

Beautiful

Good video! About to restore/refinish a 100 year old shellac phonograph cabinet and didn't know where to start. This was very helpful!

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Paint the hinges

This piece is beautiful! I think the feet could be wider and a taller. That is an easy change. You did a great job with this lovely piece.

Love the colour!I love the colour you mixed up! And the finished project is beautiful!

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We donated a bunch of furniture like this (Needed it gone). It was dirtier than 'normal' because it had been in storage for four years. We were not going in and pulling everything out, dusting/cleaning, putting it back! Prior to moving into Assisted Living, my mom was doing the housecleaning.... up until the year before. She was in her late 70s with stage 4 cancer. We finally convinced them to allow a house cleaner to come in. They only allowed once every two weeks. They were not doing deep cleaning. They weren't terrible, but my mom would have been mortified.

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Beautiful love it

Beautiful..

That’s beautiful. I figured I should be able to repurpose a top but had no idea where to start. Thank you for the inspiration!

Do you find these legs are the strongest? Im redoing my first cabinet. Its VERY heavy solid wood with 3 thick glass doors. I dont have the buffet so it needs legs but im scared if choosing ones that cant hold this type of weight + once its filled. Suggestions on legs?

I'm getting ready to also repurpose a top portion of a china cabinet/ hutch. It's VERY heavy solid wood and thick glass doors. What type of legs do you recommend?

they need legs

Great job!

Restore the top and place new veneer on the front. I will finish a second Lane chest in a row tomorrow. The first had sat in water and the legs and skirt were falling apart. It was made in 1944. The day I finished that chest my uncle gave me another lane chest. The veneer was missing from the lid and skirts. My uncle had put it in his yard on a broken pallet the legs were sitting in the soil. It was covered with an old tarp. When he mowed, he was blowing grass clipping under the tarp on the chest. The places where the veneer was missing had a green mold on the wood. It was full of ants and spiders snails crawling on it. My heart melted I thought it's beyond repair. I flipped it and seen it was made March 3rd 1925. 99 years old! I thought old fella I will try to save you. I was happy to see the wood under the mold was poplar. Cedar and poplar do not rot easy. I cleaned and sanded the wood put a fan on it 24/7. In my summertime hot shop dried the wood out well for a couple of weeks. The veneer on the body was perfect. It is rift cut white oak. I ordered new veneer Tighten all the loose joints. Had to cut off and replace the bottom one inch of one leg. I clear coat painted the underside to protect the chest in the future. Glued on the new veneer stained it. I want to add about 5 coats of wipe on poly. Tomorrow I will add two more coats. Tomorrow evening a super light sanding with 400 grit sanding sponge followed by a rub down with a rub down with high grade furniture wax. The old fella will be a gift to my wife and may it last well over 100 more years. May it honor the people who built it 99 years ago. Oh, both chests still have all of the original Lane paper tags hanging where they were placed at the factory when built.

So beautiful! ❤

It's gorgeous!

Beautiful job!! Love the blue. I just bought a similar jewelry box that I'm going to makeover for my granddaughter in law. Did you do anything to the inside of the drawers, with the felt. I don't really want to leave it like it is, but not sure you can do anything with felt.

Lucky find!!!! I never have that kind of luck

I love it😊!

Same thing happened to me.

I think they are both pretty neutral. I prefer the green, but green is also my favorite color

Are you ever going to come back to flipping furniture . You did a great job on these. Prayers 🙏 and Love 🤟 From Oklahoma

Excellent job re doing this desk and fixing that crack! Wow. I’m just not crazy about the colour choice but you did an outstanding job.

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I have a cabinet door that has recessed panels. I can't seem to get them smooth without brush marks. Im acraid I'll need to spray it and didn't want to do that. How did yours looks so easy? Lol

Very Well Done!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

People who paint over wood that beautiful disgust me…

I found that it helps to start with a heat gun and putty knife. You'll get the bulk of the shellac a lot quicker, and you can go in and finish with alcohol/sandpaper.

Love it!

❤ gorgeous job! You inspire me!!!

Beautiful!!! I love the gold detail. I may have missed it, but what stain and color did you use?

I’m afraid of removing the old shellac on my first antique flip because I love the existing color - does denatured alcohol not remove underlying stain?

Love the video, the music, the idea, execution. A year later: is it holding up? I'm about to try something similar with some rescued bar stools.

What a great job.

The paint is now $45 i want to do my bathroom cabinets befor the kitchen i am scared 😮

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Love the wallpaper on the back