Chippy Milk Paint | When To Wet Distress and Wax

[@JamiRayVintage]

I said I used the Sweet Pickins Milk Paint color Denim at the end of the video but its actually SPMP in OCEAN. Sorry!

[@darciacowart3387]

Close enough. I am sure both would be amazing.

[@lynettenobles7642]

Actually our oce an here in NC o s gray.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Well, this blue leans gray? Lol.

[@dianecottrell7165]

Jami Ray Vintage I so love this its just beautiful! !! Is the paints u used expensive? ??

[@JamiRayVintage]

Depends. A pint of Sweet Pickins Milk paint is enough to do a project this size. I sell it for $16.00

[@AdrianeGalli]

Hi Jami and Ray!! I just want to let you know that I watch all your videos, I started flipping furniture in August 2019 and made 28,500 PROFIT so far!! THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yay! That’s so awesome!

[@elenalatici9568]

Wow!! That's impressive..if i were back in the States, I would love to do that. But I live in Italy, out in the countryside with not a lot of sources to find stuff I could refinish..Kudos to you for being so successful.

[@elenalatici9568]

Love that you showed up in an ad on KZbin. I watch all of your videos. The best!

[@kenleyerskine5770]

Well spoken , talented, thorough, and professional! I enjoyed this video

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks!

[@adventureofsix9833]

You are so gracious to share all of your knowledge! Thanks so much guys!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Aww, you’re so sweet! ❤️

[@pamclayton4339]

I never get tired of viewing this video over and over...love the way it turned out!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks! ❤️❤️

[@rustygatecottage9061]

Great job on this piece! I just love it when Jack pops in the video!!! He is so cute and makes me smile!!

[@little_misscrafty]

Hi Jami, I love this piece, it is lovely that you are showing furniture painted in a different colours. I find a lot of youtubers doing only white farmhouse furniture, and I really love pops of colour. 💖

[@JamiRayVintage]

We do our fair share of white, but I love colors and especially blended colors.

[@tamiz8895]

Love it, there’s something so romantic about this technique

[@jjohnson8977]

how about packing tape @6:46 put down on top of second coat of green. chip parade

[@gloriafields4328]

I'm glad that you did a video on the different waxes and the different ways to distress the milk paint. I don't like to use my orbital sander on milk paint; just my sanding sponge or sandpaper. I haven't thought about the wet distress but glad to find out about that too. I want to try the white wax too before using the clear. Most of the time I use a liquid sealer and have found out that it does tend to make the milk paint chip more that I really like. I have the perfect piece I'm fixing to start on that will look GREAT this way. Can't wait to get started. Thanks for all of your and Zeb's great videos !!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks Gloria! Happy painting!! ❤️❤️

[@salvagedbykscott]

Really pretty Jami ❤️❤️❤️ And it sold super fast too, woohoo!!!

[@JamiRayVintage]

They backed out of the sale. 🙁 they wanted me to repaint it a different color and I politely declined lol. I’m hoping someone else will snag it quick though! My shop space is full and I don’t have room in the house. 😂

[@salvagedbykscott]

Jami Ray Vintage BOO 👎🏻

[@sandycope5293]

I painted a china hutch white but didn’t put any overcoat on the brown finish I applied polycrylic on top of white then used orbital sander to distress. I just distressed lightly because it took it down to the wood. What should have done differently and what to I need to put on for finishing coat

[@cinders302]

Your such a sweetie, Jami. So is Zeb! I'm in Alberta, Canada, so where our dollar is sitting right now (which is usually wretched), purchasing and shipping in US $ isn't prudent. However...I try to hit the Like 'button' and painstakingly sit through adverts to help out you out. I just have to remember to share your page! Thx and keep up the ambition and continued learning!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you!

[@jodylynn8945]

This is absolutely beautiful! You do beautiful work Jamie!

[@barbarajeanbraceletlady3090]

🦋Once again, you’ve made an ordinary piece into a warm beautiful table. I love it.

[@MsWMuir]

Just ordered ocean and the white wax so that I can try this on my giant upright piano. Wish me luck!!

[@JamiRayVintage]

It’s gonna be awesome on a piano!

[@chrispfeifer9235]

Thank you, Jami that was a very informative video. I like to go back and watch these again and take notes (I have a notebook just for the purpose of chalk paint/milk paint/DIY paint) so I can reference techniques as I go. I love the table. Again thanks for sharing all the great techniques and ways to use DIY and milk paint. You mentioned doing a white wash type video I will be interested in that. I don't like using wax (I may try DIY wax it looks less like a thick paste than all that I have tried) so doing a white wash (or even a black wash) interests me.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you! The white wash video will be coming soon.

[@LCmonman]

Beyond gorgeous!! I learned I need to trust the process…

[@lmmcgu]

It’s always your videos that cover exactly what I need to do! thanks for always being there 😉

[@JamiRayVintage]

❤️❤️

[@isabeldomingopi394]

Espectacularmente bonito!!! ,el producto blanco que le pones para que le de un tono blanco, que es?? Pintura o alguna clase de patina.Gracias

[@nelsonw2096]

Excellent! Very inspiring. Thanks Jami and Zeb and the little guy!

[@MimiDidi121]

I painted an antique round side table. The very common one with the spindle with 3 legs at the bottom with metal claws, do you know the one I mean? It had never been painted or refinished. It's a family piece. Anyway, I painted it all in a cashew color chalk paint 15 mins ago. 🙁☹ I decided to look for a layering tutorial because I don't like it. THEN I REMEMBERED I HAD (YOUR) MILK PAINT! I'd planned on using it because unknowingly, I used my other bag on raw wood (newly constructed piece)and didn't know it wouldn't chip what happens if I paint over the chalk paint if I super distress and get a lot of the chalk paint off?

[@pamelarearick9846]

This was perfect timing for me as I"m planning to do a piece the exact same way, just different colors. I did love that color combo though, might have to buy more paint from you. Lol. Thanks for the step by step, I'm confident I can do this.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yay! Would love to see your project!

[@darciacowart3387]

Excellent job and your step by step explanations really help!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Oh good! Sometimes I can start piling on steps and it can confuse people.

[@darciacowart3387]

excellent tutorial. specific straight to the point and I never see anyone recap as professionally as you. It creates a checklist in our mind that we can refer back to easily. And because you are careful to do this step often we can easily pull up a video and go right to where it would be. for a quick reference while working on a piece.

[@ShipCreek]

That table is so pretty.

[@SallyVanNuysMixedMediaArtist]

That is one of the most beautiful pieces I have seen you paint! I love everything you do, it this one is extra beautiful! Thanks for all the tips and step by step explanations too. I have many projects waiting for warm weather...if it ever gets here to Ohio. More snow this morning...ugh! I might have to start moving furniture inside to paint soon.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks! Our mountains got a little dusting on the tops a couple days ago but we’ve been in the 50’s in the valley here. Zeb sprayed a hutch in the driveway yesterday! ❤️❤️

[@silvershadow7245]

Love your vids and color choices i used the same colors in my bdroom, but i would also love to see some other color options into play like reds or yellows. I am planning an island piece for mom in law and want to change it up a little. Something that will pop a little without being overwhelming majority in the kitchen. Love you guys!

[@elenalatici9568]

Years ago when I still lived in Vt, I did a standing cupboard. It was already old, but I hated the color..I painted it barn red, then painted a layer of millk paint that I made from scratch in a color I love that I call Depression Green. When it dried I just sanded it by hand so the red came through in places. It was beautiful. If you wanted to, you could start out with a mustard yellow as a first coat, then red, then green-- all old colors. It would look great.

[@angelique00angelique]

I’m a little confused. If I don’t want chippy but want a little distressed from my understanding you don’t want to start with a shiny piece and when you add milk paint you add the bonder? But what is the different between the diy and the milk paint? Is it best to use the diy then milk on top so when I wet sand/sand the chalk paint distresses easier?

[@ras8534]

If you have a newer MDF piece, can you just put milk paint right on top (without sanding or priming)? Or should I prime w oil-based Kilz and then do the milk paint after?

[@amyccr26]

This piece came out beautiful Jami!!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks!

[@Oilfieldhand93]

Im making crates and want to do a white wash and stain behind the white and suggestions or what products should be used?

[@rhondawhaley7189]

I purchased the sample size of Flour Sack but then decided to use it on a bigger piece so I only had enough paint for s thin first coat. I ordered and received more paint and am ready to finish up this project. My question is: the first thin coat chipped in quite a few places. Do I wipe off all the chipping before I paint the second coat? Note I did put a splash of extra bond in the first coat!

[@JamiRayVintage]

I would take a soft bristle brush or broom and knock off what’s loose, then start painting. Sounds like you’re going to get some lovely chipping!

[@chrisinedison]

Jami this is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!! I’d LOVE to have this piece but since I can’t I will definitely try to do this to a small dresser I have. Thank you sooo much for this tutorial. You rock! BTW your hair looks beautiful. God bless you and your family.

[@JamiRayVintage]

You’re so sweet! Thank you!

[@frugalmomofmany]

Did you see in another comment that the buyer backed out? It might still be available if you check. 😁 You sounded like you wished you could buy it.

[@JamiRayVintage]

It’s sold again and this buying picked it up already. 😐

[@chrisinedison]

frugalmomofmany 😊 Thank you for being so thoughtful to let me know.

[@AbbyLifeson]

LOVE this! I have a cheap side table from goodwill that I'm going to try this with, with white paint on top. Can't wait!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Awesome! Send pics! ❤️

[@juliadawnyel4331]

Whats with hole on top

[@donnaketz6542]

Absolutely beautiful! This is the look I want to achieve! Perfect!💗

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you Donna! ❤️❤️

[@crystalschwahn5296]

I know this is an older video, but can you tell me what flowers you decorated with? The pink flowers are exactly what I've been looking for

[@lynettenobles7642]

How about a coat of white underneath instead of black? Which looks best?

[@thecherishedlife]

Oh my gosh, this is so beautiful! Thanks so much for the video!

[@JamiRayVintage]

❤️❤️ Welcome!

[@cristalrodriguez9259]

Hello! Wondering if you buffed the wax with a dry microfiber rage or a damp one?

[@susanwade2638]

Loved this video! Do you have a cabinet whitewash video? I would like to do my kitchen cabinets.

[@nadanassar7238]

What is the difference between seal wax protection and polycrylic protection and what is better for acrylic paint seal can I use valspar stain after polycrylic seal pls let me know it’s my first diy

[@JamiRayVintage]

Wax is a great sealer that can be applied with multiple coats and buffed to a matte sheen or buffed more for a higher glossier look. Times when I prefer to use liquid top coat like DIY paints Big Top is on table tops or heavy use items like a nightstand or end table that will have things set on it a lot. (We do 4-5 coats of Big Top on dining tables.) I would do all of your finish (paint or stain) before sealing the piece. Hope that helps! jamirayvintage.com/search?q=Top+coat+

[@marybronson442]

Girl, you really are the “Bomb Dot Com”, that is BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE 💕 it.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you! 😊

[@wildflowercreations356]

hey guys quick question why wax instead of shellac like other projects? On before I forget what about using Rustoleum spray paints on metal instead of a normal paint?

[@JamiRayVintage]

You could use the chalk paints we use on metals. Rustoleum does work pretty well on metal though. We waxed instead of using a liquid top coat because it was really chippy and a liquid top coat can reactivate the paint and cause more chipping.

[@sandramiranda4212]

BEAUTIFUL. Love the different pieces you've done.

[@jenniferwilliams7086]

How long does it take for the milk paint to dry .. this is amazing

[@alexmelamud]

Thank you for the presentation. What kind of sealer to use between paint layers?

[@leanekelly6423]

Awesome work. I’ve been watching all your great videos. So inspiring 😀

[@annettethrall8689]

Beautiful piece! Love the color combination you used😊

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks!

[@lynettenobles7642]

Annette Thrall could you call this beachy?

[@annettethrall8689]

I believe it could be used as a beach decor with the blue that she used, it’s a great piece of furniture 😊

[@TheDingfish]

Hang on so the top coat was left to cure to form a barrier but the wet cloth alone was enough to take it off and see the original color under the black?? Also how long did you wait for the blue layer to dry before doing the second coat and before doing the white color And how often do you have to rewax your furniture

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yes, the Big Top can take several days to fully cure and we just wanted to create a little resist so we painted the milk paint on once the Big Top was dry to the touch, but it was far from cured so with a little elbow grease it can still be wiped back. We gave the milk paint a couple hours to dry and then did the second coat. Once wax is cured he’d you don’t typically have to wax again. If it’s a high use piece of furniture some people will go back and touch it up every now and then with more wax but I never do and haven’t had an issue.

[@carolinebesinger8611]

That's just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@bethzaidarosa4955]

Gorgeous piece!!! How would you seal a piece if you like the look the brushstrokes gives it? Would you still use the white and clear wax and just skip the buffing step?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yeah, it will eventually dry and harden. If you don’t buff it takes longer to fully cure because it’s thick. Maybe do a light buff after a couple days

[@bethzaidarosa4955]

Jami Ray Vintage awesome, thank you!!!!

[@shorahannani]

Could I use lacquer matte finish as a barrier before applying milk paint .

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yes. The shinier though the better. Paint it when the lacquer isn’t quite dry. When it’s still a little tacky.

[@jennieklein3471]

I'm a newbie. I bought a vintage coffee table. Color is dark brown. If the dark brown is the color I want to show thru the chipping, do I need to do anything before applying the milk paint? It appears to be stained wood with some sort of glossy sealer. Thanks in advance!

[@JamiRayVintage]

You can leave it as is and paint if the color is right. If it’s really glossy I would scuff up the surface with some sand paper. Not a lot of sanding, 5-10 minutes should do it. That’ll help the paint adhere so it doesn’t all chip off.

[@tlcshandmadehayloft1448]

Jamie I noticed you only dipped into the white wax once or did I miss it? Haven’t tried diy wax yet love the paint and sweet Pickens milk paint!

[@AcornHillHomestead]

Very nice job. This gave me the perfect color and paint ideas I have been struggling with relating to a piece of furniture (or two) for our family room. Another beautiful demo and nice departure from your typical white pieces which my house is not well suited to. I have a rustic cottage farmhouse like decor and own many pieces of the darker Eastlake furniture and white white will just not work well. This however is perfecto!!! 👍🏻 TFS

[@JamiRayVintage]

I get that, I love painting with color, But I also don’t put it in my house often unless it’s vintage shades of soft blue-greens. ❤️❤️

[@himashka21]

Oh it’s so beautiful! Love that color!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks! It’s one of my favorites!

[@aliwantisacleanhouse7466]

Great video and beautiful table! I am curious what can be used to clean a piece like this?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Once cured (about 30 days) it can be wiped down with a damp cloth

[@marianne8ate]

Could the barrier coat between the DIY paint and the milk paint be a wax or does it have to be poly acrylic type? Thanks

[@JamiRayVintage]

As a rule, wax last. You’ll get a good resist but possibly a lot more than you want.

[@infoally]

This is exactly like I want a table of mine to look, but on the wax sealer. Can I seal it with a satin polyurethane? Will your paints accept that kind of final, protective coat? Thank you, and I look forward to learning more from you!

[@JamiRayVintage]

You can seal it with polyurethane. Just keep in mind that a liquid sealer may reactivate the paint and cause even more chipping.

[@infoally]

@@JamiRayVintage Thanks so much. It doesn't sound as if a liquid sealer is the way to go, but this helps me to figure out how to begin my first project.

[@laurensouthgate2458]

Wow really nice jamie.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you!

[@dancingdaisydesigns531]

Thanks Jamie, another great video. I really liked that you gave allot of detail as to how you did the piece and everything you used and why. =)

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks!

[@mariouchegagnon2436]

allo, comme je ne suis pas anglophone, je ne comprend pas toujours les sortes d'huile, de peinture ou de finition que tu utilise, est-ce possible d'écrire les noms au bas de la vidéo? ça serait vraiment apprécié!! Merciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@ginalapan3524]

Do you have a grey colored piece you did?

[@awakentopossibility8714]

Wow beautiful piece!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thanks!

[@barbaragallagher1996]

Loved this....it helped will watch all week to learn more before I tackle my much needed projects.it will help in deciding which paint to use too..one more ? After project is done do you dust etc. with pledge or ?

[@kimberlyblankenship9380]

Is extra bond needed with all milk paint brands? Is it only if using milk paint with chalk paint or even with two different milk paints?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Not sure about other brands. This is formalized for Sweet Pickins Milk Paint.

[@simoneblue1263]

You guys do beautiful work

[@JamiRayVintage]

Thank you!

[@vegasenvy1448]

That came out great ❤️❤️💖❤️

[@ee4231]

interesting the irony in the effort put towards making a piece of furniture look like nobody has made any effort to maintain it.

[@georgettaboyle5018]

I have a electric fireplace I bought new about 6 months ago. Will I be able to distress it

[@JamiRayVintage]

Are you going to paint it or are you talking about distressing the original color?

[@colleeninfantino9150]

Oh my Jami, I LOVE this piece !!!!!!!!!!! I'm sad I'm on the opposite side of the U.S.

[@junerodriguez1938]

Wow you gave a great idea for my home my wall ate blue drke it called storm so I'm going to do white and creams yellows I hope it's goes good together 🤔

[@christinematias8144]

I loved this piece super chippy.

[@lllr179]

Very pretty!

[@tlbeedy]

When you added clear wax after white waxing, doesn’t that just remove the white? Clear Wax is typically used to erase colored wax

[@SakuraAtlas]

so if I have a dark wood dresser, that is already painted and sealed (from a store) does that mean I could just add the Milk Paint on top and then distress it back to the dark wood? without any intermediate steps?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yes it should work great! Milk paint chips more based off resistance. Shiny/slick surfaces = most resistance Dull/coarse surfaces = least resistance. The shinier the piece, the more it will chip. One thing to keep in mind, if it’s too shiny it may all chip off so a light buff with 220 grit sand paper, just enough to take a little shine off, might be in order.

[@SakuraAtlas]

Jami Ray Vintage awesome! Thank you so much ❤️ your videos are super inspiring. Also, it is the same if I use chalk paint?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Pretty much. The chalk paint won’t naturally chip like the milk paint so you’ll have to distress it with a piece of sand paper or a damp cloth. The damp cloth works best if you’re wanting to reveal the color underneath without removing the base color.

[@SakuraAtlas]

Jami Ray Vintage okay awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to answer!

[@jsjh98]

LOVE the table!♡

[@stacyhughes5530]

I need to know what's the best painters tape. I had always gotten the BLUE brand, all these yrs. When I used it and it mattered, it failed me.

[@JamiRayVintage]

I like frog tape but I avoid using tape at all if I can help it.

[@spiritmama]

I have one of those desk armoires. Typical particle board with a wood look to it. Is there a way to paint that? We’re changing our color scheme to cooler colors now, and wanted to transform some of the furniture we have so we don’t need to replace. Not sure how paint it would adhere to this piece. Love the armoire, but don’t like the dark mission brown color. Trying to take it to more of an antique white with maybe some darker pale blue mixed in somehow.

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yes you can. Here is a video on how we do it. 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYGbZn1sbdeBpM0

[@spiritmama]

Jami Ray Vintage Thank you!!! 😊

[@bethparker1500]

was the "Grand Rapids"? this furniture was so lovely that it was often ordered and shipped thru out Europe.

[@donnacone4714]

This turned out beautiful thank you 😊

[@sandraorganizationseeking1685]

I would like to see the piece before you painted it black. Is there a video where you show it?

[@JamiRayVintage]

We don’t have a picture but Zeb did some experimenting with a new stripping method with the piece in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4PEq3uJrbx4pqM

[@TheDivera]

Fantastic. I would like to try but in Canada is hard to find milky paint. What do you mean by wet distressing? Do you use just wet cloth?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Yes, a damp cloth to wipe back the paint. We ship to Canada if you’re interested. jamirayvintage.com/collections/milk-paint

[@adelinecountrycottage]

I love how the while wax softens the whole piece down.

[@JamiRayVintage]

I initially hadn’t planned on the white wax but it needed something. ❤️❤️

[@jenniferhargrove5280]

Jami Ray Vintage since u loaded the table up in a good layer of white wax...is it a must to also seal in clear wax if lets say the table wouldnt have alot of use and was more a decorative piece?

[@JamiRayVintage]

You’re fine to do just the white wax. I use the clear wax to tone the white wax down and blend it even more but if you like the look just leave the white wax.

[@kimberlyblankenship9380]

So the base coat is DIY. Is that chalk paint or what kind. I don't understand how to make it chip.

[@JamiRayVintage]

DIY paint is clay based. I like using it for a base coat because it has amazing coverage and very vibrant colors. It chipped because that’s what milk paint does on its own.

[@juliadawnyel4331]

Whats different s between milk paint and calk paint

[@JamiRayVintage]

This video should clear that up, if you have more questions let me know. 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/moSQmKyad6preNE

[@ShabamGram]

Question: I have a shiny varnish/laminate top to a piece I just bought that I want to paint...I'm going to use DIY paint, is clear wax enough to seal that top? I just don't want to put in all this work, to have the top paint scrape/scratch/peel off. Thanks :)

[@JamiRayVintage]

Wax will hold up just fine. If it’s really shiny and slick I would do a light sanding with some 220 grit to give it a little tooth for the paint to stick to.

[@ShabamGram]

Thank you!!

[@lisagreen7789]

How can we get the cool brush you use

[@JamiRayVintage]

It’s this brush here, but we have lots of brushes we love for different things. jamirayvintage.com/products/1-3-4-oval-round-brush-paint-pixie?_pos=3&_sid=c42651692&_ss=r

[@lisagreen7789]

Omg I am so glad I found you. I just started to sand 12 year old furniture. I want it to have black undertones with white crackle on top so any tips or info I would be so grateful. This is how we quarantine lol I am new to all of this ❤️❤️❤️

[@Naria4210]

Hi Jaime just ran into your video and it looks amazing. Will have to try. Not sure if you know how to but I just pained my chair but feels a little stiff do you have any solutions for that? Thank you again for sharing...

[@JamiRayVintage]

You painted the fabric? If it feels stiff you can always take a sanding sponge and try to soften it with that

[@Naria4210]

Thank you for your response and I will definitely give it a world. I appreciated it and keep up the beautiful creations they are amazing...

[@judileavenworth9389]

Did you do a video on white wash technique? I would love to see that.

[@ireneb1544]

May i ask what kind liquid you putting to prevent chipping

[@JamiRayVintage]

Extra bond. It goes in the milk paint. jamirayvintage.com/products/extra-bond-sweet-pickens

[@sotoart89]

So you do a clear wax and do you seal it with something else?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Wax last

[@rawsunnata829]

How do you clean wax brushes?

[@JamiRayVintage]

Hot water and soap. The hot water is key to get the wax moving.

[@PatriciaMartinez-se6kw]

I loved your project, I have a question, could I use acrylic paint instead milk paint?

[@JamiRayVintage]

It wouldn’t give the same chippy effect and acrylic can’t be wet distressed.

[@JamiRayVintage]

It wouldn’t give the same chippy effect and acrylic can’t be wet distressed once it dries.

[@sandramiranda4212]

Is it possible to find a table cut it to that size and make two? Love this table good job!

[@JamiRayVintage]

Zeb has cut round tables in half that were missing legs and then we’ve found other legs from tables that had bad tops and married them together.

[@sandramiranda4212]

Jami Ray Vintage , Kool thanks honey

[@thefeatheredhag4279]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@l.a.w.79]

Where is the video of you painting your kitchen chairs. I have those same chairs!!!

[@JamiRayVintage]

I don’t think I filmed these ones. They were done before we filmed very many things. We have this video on chair repair and painting chairs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH7bl6dohKmjoas

[@cindys65]

How many coats of ocean did u put on that piece...do u went distress while paint is still wet

[@JamiRayVintage]

Two coats and some touch up here and there. I wait until it’s dry to wet distress.