From Lone Fox, great tutorial! Thanks

How is the chair now?

Did you add some polyethylene on top to seal or just leave as is.

Awesome... I liked and subscribed because you didn't push us to!

Great job! My problem is my laminate is lifting off the particle base, and there humps on the surface. What can I do for that?

Thank you for the really good explanation and demo about the ratio of paint to fabric softener. It was so helpful to see it in real time. I am excited to try your technique. Will use exactly the same products you used. Looks great!

Do you know how to give it a leather texture to the finisher?

Will that work on My white ski jacket ?

Good job but you need a drop cloth your going to ruin your expensive concrete with paint splatter.

How is this project wearing? It has been 3 years. Does it still look good?

Your cat is absolutely beautiful 👻

Not my cup of tea...

Snuggle changed their fabric softener formula so this doesn’t work anymore 😭

Very talented lady.

I like the one you hated…gild the frame

Nice job. Love it!

Will this paint work on faux leather ? Or would acrylic paint be better

Clean with tsp, then sand, so you don’t sand grim into the counters.

what type of paint is that?

Nice job! Cheers from England xx

This was the first one of these countertop painting videos that I've watched that felt authentic...you showed your errors and doubts and how to avoid the mistakes so thank you for the dose of reality.

What brand is the paint? Where did you buy it from?

Seeing few patches of paint on the wall, no matter how good you think you are, always put tape all over the counter, sink…and cover the lowers cabinets with plastic.

How is it holding up after a2 years???

It looks great! Can I buy stoned countertop paint?

You did so great!!! Thanks for all the tips! Love it.

Great. To save paint on the first layer, just apply primer

im impressed, pretty and handy!!

Looks great 👍 how has this help up?

I've done 4 coats and the texture is more suede like, it's not getting rubbery. What am I doing wrong?

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I love your technique for painting fabric. Thank you for sharing ❣️

Ficou maravilhosa !!! Tenho uma poltrona com tecido emborrachado, será que dá certo essa técnica, se puder me responder ficarei muito agradecida !!!! Obrigada 🙏🏻

Thumbs up! Im really impressed! Just sub to your channel.

I'm crazy about this process. It's really given new alternative to old furniture- also made our space more cohesive & up to date. Thanks a gajillion!!!

Excellent and so informative...thank you

Amazing!

Just the video I needed

Anyone try this on plastic ?

I tried doing this but my paint is cracking, Im also in Spain so I can't get the same brand. what type of paint is it? btw that looks stunning !!

Ok but what kind of razor is that you whipped out for a sec in the beginning?

Hello- what paint colors did you use?

Very nicely done. Some other youtubers wax the finished product. maybe that takes care of the stickiness but they say it has to cure for a few weeks.

Good work! Was the white paint also rustoleum?

Can I do this on faux leather fabric?

Thank You for a Great Informative Video!! Great Step -by -step Instructions for All The Prep work. Especially using the regular wood putty to fix any damage or cracks. I was not able to find any kind of repair kits or products to fix things like that. Everyone is out of stock. Great video!! Thank You

Can you use this on a faux leather chair to change the color

You do a very good job, the chair really looks like leather high end chair, very nice.👍👍💕

Wow! You done a great job . The counter tops look so much better.

I've seen a few videos showing this technique now and it's really fascinating. I'm just wondering how they hold up to the daily wear and tear? Can these pieces be used or are their just decorative? Does it crack after some time or does the paint come of and reveal the fabric? Also, I had the idea, that maybe you could speed up the process for building up the thickness of the layers, if you use another, thicker latex product in-between, as the second to forth layer? More like frosting a cake. And then layer 5 and 6 to get the color you want. I was thinking of this rug-making glue. The one they put onto the tufted pieces as backing. As far as I know that's latex-based, too. Maybe it can even be tinted or mixed with the fabric softener, too