You guys are goofy-had to watch 😂 nice video!

Most informative video I’ve watched.

Can you get a bigger nozzle? This looks like it’d take a while.

Black and copper definitely beautiful work

It’s beautiful!

Just discovered you… and now I’m concerned because I see that the last 3 videos are from a year ago with nothing new… hopefully you’re both well and in good spirits? Thank you for all you’ve created and shared, and I dearly hope there’s would be more to come.

You can also wear a painters set of disposable coveralls.

I used a Minwax Espresso satin Allen one stain/poly on a knee hole desk I bought from a neighbor online. It was a very heavy buggar with curved bottom dust free drawers and lovely curved feet. The solid top has a curved routered edge around 3 sides (not applied trim) I did a lot of sanding. That black brown is stunning on this piece. Now that it is done it was worth all the time spent on it and I’m so glad I didn’t chalk paint it. I just need to put the handles back on. Your desk turned out great. We saved two more good oldies from the dump! 😉 These small desks are great for laptops!

Süper ...

Garbage! What a bunch of crappola. So much wasted time on destroying the finish for no reason. Never....never laquer!

I find when sanding anything like this my belt sander rips too many belts the orbital sander gums up constantly and the old block and sandpaper just takes way too long. I'm really keen to try a media blaster and see if this can help speed up my works. have some waxed old wooden units we are working on and it takes hours to do a single panel properly. Thanks for the video.

For that piece of furniture how much soda blast did you use, I have a 18 CFM compressor 3 cylinder that I built years ago,runs at 150 pounds non stop, I never used soda blast before I have used Silca sand it’s real fine, I blast at 1-1 1/2 feet away, never hurt the wood, I made a blast tank out of a scuba tank, all aluminum tank works great, I just want to know how the soda blast works.

Beautiful!

Absolutely gorgeous! ❤

I have something very similar. Wondering what to do with it so I did a search on youtube and voila! I may also put feet/legs on it.

A clear stain would have been amazing, mid century

What is a soda blaster?

Looks great!

This is so very informative! Thank you for making it look so easy!

Beautiful

Hi, have you tried soda blasting veneer at all. I have a piece to do and am worried it will damage the veneer?

Great job.

Very nice. Would look good in bedroom for older boy who could take it with him when he gets out on his own.

Why’d yall quit KZbin? I really liked your show! Are you coming back?

Clean it,,its nice.

Very nice. Good work! Staging could be a tad bit better. It didn't do anything for the piece. Please take that as constructive criticism. Suggestion: Either go antique or modern... not in the middle for staging.

Nice work!

What is the name of the air compressor that you used?

I was mesmerized. I liked the green and brown DIY.

Beautiful piece! Thanks for all your hard work.

I like the black and copper better

What kind of paint are you using?

I have the exact set, and I am in the process of stripping it. I like the results of the machine.

I’m wanting to refinish my yellow looking maple kitchen cabinets. I’m assuming baking soda is not as abrasive as sandblaster and I’m wondering if you have tried this technique on Maple?

I’m wanting to refinish my yellow looking maple kitchen cabinets. I’m assuming baking soda is not as abrasive as sandblaster and I’m wondering if you have tried this technique on Maple?

I like left one better cheers Graham

Beautiful work we are getting ready to do a desk like this. I normally paint but my husband wants to stain this one. I was Leary of doing so. But after watching your video. I am convinced it is a great idea thank you.

The green is my fave. Thanks for the great vid it was relaxing and fun to watch..

Beautiful