| DIY Vintage Farmhouse Dresser | The Chippy Barn Paint & Top Coat | FURNITURE FLIPPING TEACHER |

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for watching and your continued support of FFT! Let me know what you thought of the piece! P.s. Neim keeps saying I’m clumsy and this video is a testimony... I wonder why 🤔😂

[@debraneria4242]

Also whenever you find an old piece of furniture that Ur not able to Save the veneer.....PEEL off Very carefully so You Have Antique veneer to be able to repair antique veneer On future projects where Ur wanting to Stain and Not Paint... also 1 more tip....where the veneer is separating from the wood on the bottom sides or wherever. ..use a Small flat head screwdriver to Carefully open a pocket and Get you a syringe (for glue) so ur able to Squeeze the glue into smaller areas and then CLamp Until dry ...But Put small flat blocks of wood so the clamps don't dent the veneer while drying ...Hope this all helps you.....By the way I definitely get inspiration from ur work and Love ur ideas. ...As I Learn from You ..I hope and pray my tips help you as well👍🤗

[@debraneria4242]

Hey Lauren....just an old disabled lady trying to Give you another tip...so I Know ur much like me and HATE taping off mirrors. .ugh haha...IF you Get index cards from the dollar store it is So much easier just to Stick the index cards and out a small piece of tape to hold in place. ...Super easy and cheap and Simple 👍👍👍🤗❣️

[@debraneria4242]

Hey sweetie...just so you know I watch your videos ALL the Time and you Truly Help Me in Sooooo Many ways......My short story is I started doing furniture flips with antiques....and Bkuz OF YOU....I am JUST now getting my feet wet with Painting Furniture.....Hence the reason why I had lots of tips for you with this antique dresser🤗...however being I'm new with Painting Furniture...I watch you and I Learn from you....Keep going strong ur Definitely an inspiration.....I Hope I can Help you with tips as you may find more Antique furniture in future and You Showing ME tips of the awesome Painting work that you do so well...god bless....keep flipping 👍❤️

[@debraneria4242]

This dresser came out so pretty 🦋☺️......maybe you could do a video of applying top coat over painted furniture .....like I mentioned I'm still new at the painting part and I get intimidated with top coat and brush marks

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

@@debraneria4242 Thanks for all the tips and for watching! One tip is to use a foam brush to apply top coat! It will leave less or no brush strokes 😀

[@emrhcyln1780]

Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included kzbin.infoUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.

[@salvagedbykscott]

Good call on the BIN. That would have been a bleeder for sure! That stained top is 👌🏻

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks, Katie! I have learned my lesson a few times during previous projects! (: As always, thanks for watching!

[@anncollins8190]

It’s me again. Just wanted to add that your “clumsiness” added humor to your video. Made me chuckle. I’m glad you included it!

[@stephanieprice5780]

Same here, gave me a smile!!😀

[@carolanneconnolly-brown6781]

I think you done a great job. Remember the costs of your materials too. I love how it came out.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for watching!

[@virginiasoskin9082]

I do not see how you find the time to do this PLUS teaching by day. I am 69 and can't bend easily so my refurbishing days are over, but I sure do love seeing what people do to revive and renovate furniture. I am very much enjoying watching you. Your results are absolutely spectacular. When I was teaching art (for a few years before I became chronically ill and had to quit) I made quilts to supplement our income. I could turn one out in two-three weeks. Now I have two shops on Etsy -- one for polymer clay jewelry and since I was in isolation due to COVID, a crocheted shawl shop. It's important to keep finding ways to express one's creativity. My 100 year old Mom still makes winter scarves for charity. I keep her supplied with yarn and she is so happy to decide what to make next. Enjoy your flippin'! It is so great to get rid of those darned college loan debts. They really drag you down and it is so neat to see someone who doesn't sit on their can and complain, but gets busy retiring those debts. Good for you! Keep up the great work.

[@lisaarcemont]

Thank you for being transparent and sharing your lessons!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Always! Thanks for watching!

[@conniesisco6468]

When I’m painting mirrors I push sheets of regular 8 1/2 x 11 computer paper around under the edges of the frame. Super easy to put on and to pull out when you’re finished.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ahh! I like that idea! Will keep it in mind for the next mirror for sure! Thanks!

[@TheSmerickson]

I admire your clever solution to student debt, your hard work, and your sharing your experiences. With these attached mirrors, I would think about switching them to hanging mirrors. We inherited a lot of old furniture, and the mirrors are too low for today's taller people, and men cannot usually see themselves in them. Also, some people use bureaus in the front hall, and a hanging mirror works better in that location. It is easy to add eye hooks and a wire, and I think it fits today's households more appropriately. Keep up the great work! You are terrific!

[@rvarghese3062]

Nice rework on this mirror drawer..... Looking forward for other such projects..... Nice

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! Cheers! Be sure to check out my other videos! There are a few similar to this! Thanks for watching!

[@emusaurus]

Beautiful. You’ve inspired me to have a go at refurbishing an old dresser I found under my house when I moved in.

[@christinetremblay2353]

Love all what I learn here today, Great teacher !!💕

[@debraneria4242]

Whenever there's a dent in veneer or wood you Can put a damp towel On the dent or gouges and Get ur iron and with the heat and Damp DRY iron procedure Will Swell the wood and that's what fixes the dent...and let Completely Dry and sand

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Hmmm, I will keep this in mind! Thanks!

[@debraneria4242]

@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher welcome....I actually got that too from youtube with an antique furniture restorer....I will Find the name of the video Kuz his techniques have Helped me with the staining and repairs for antique staining and sealer....that way ur able to actually see how he does it exactly. .super cool and I've used most of his tricks

[@velmacoffey3763]

I agree...hold your ground. Your work has value, do not let people devalue your hard work. I can say no, very easily...keep your hours and material costs in mind when pricing !

[@adrianduggan4739]

It’s definitely pre wwII I’d say given the fact there’s dovetailing in the drawers, possibly late 1920s, early 30s, the decorative details are very art-deco style

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

It's always so hard for me to identify a timeline! Thanks for watching and giving some insight!

[@jcrefasi1]

@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher my parents bought used furniture in 1943 when they got married.. My mom said it was 25 yrs old at that time. It is Very similar with the different wood veneers but the mirror is fixed. It's definitely from the 1920's. The bed is long gone but dresser, vanity and nightstand are still hanging on. I may do the same finish as there's some veneer damage on the dresser drawers but the top is still perfect. Thanks for the inspiration. Jo

[@judypierce7028]

That was a beautiful piece Lauren. We all learn tings each day.

[@joanneblair6085]

Loved the color you choose. Sure wish I could find pieces like that.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! Keep your eye out and something will come along! (:

[@tiffanyhusar1385]

I absolutely adore this piece!! It's so similar to what I want to do with my hutch I inherited from my step-grandmother. Thank you!!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ohh great! I hope you were able to get some ideas! Thanks for watching, Tiffany!

[@tapia69at]

Hello from Kansas ! I loved what you did with this piece but yes please please be patient and wait a full week if need be so you can really make a profit,keep smiling and keep on painting! 🙂

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I will try my best to be patient! (: Thanks for watching!

[@jaalacrowley7930]

Never doubt yourself, you’re awesome!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Awwe, so kind. Thank you for your support!

[@mcm.walnuter3479]

For bleaching wood veneer use oxalic acid. It's a powder you mix with hot water. I'm sure you can find videos for it. Also, to get scratches out of veneer, dampen a cotton cloth and put your iron on it in steam mode. You can also look that up. I do both all the time. Loved that dresser. I'm glad you kept the top dark!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I have SO MANY things to try in the future! Thanks so much for the tips! (: Thanks for watching, Jodi!

[@moderndancerforever7711]

Beautiful! You do such a good job on the furniture. A clever way to pay off your student loans!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you so much for your encouragement!

[@Lisaann1122]

I don't know if anyone mentioned this. A tip about painting mirrors in the future... instead of spending a LOT of time taping the mirror, you can take a deck of cards and slip them between the mirror and frame. Remove when finished. I thought this was a great tip, since I just finished taping a mirror myself. Congrats on all you have accomplished. I enjoy and learn from your vids... keep going!!!

[@leahrivka]

Turned out beautiful! The repairs were so well done. For cleaning glass and mirrors use newspaper. It cleans it so well.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ohh interesting! I never knew that! Thanks - I will give it a try!

[@janemason2317]

Lauren I am also a furniture flipping teacher but I’m on the other end. I’m paying off my house preparing for retirement. You are one of my inspirations. Thank you!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Awe, so fun! That will definitely come in the future for me (: Thanks for watching and good luck with paying off your house!

[@cyoung425]

I like the dark top choice better than lighter one. I did a white wash on my pine ceiling boards just using watered down latex paint.

[@mollieforbes652]

That is gorgeous! It will sell for sure!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! It sold for $275 (: Thanks for watching!

[@debretaevans8049]

That dark Center on that just adores is the heart of a tree and are always darker on that wood species

[@cathy7824]

Gel stain works great for staining veneer tops. You only have to clean and lightly sand, no need to sand it all the way down. I'm not a fan of gel stain on raw wood though, I use it for painted tops and veneer only. It's a beautiful piece, you're doing a great job.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes! I want to try gel stain too! Thanks for watching!

[@htn5014]

Can you do a video showing how to paint to not leave streaks and what not? Thanks for the video! They’re awesome and inspiring to watch.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I will see what I can do 😀 Thanks for watching!

[@debbiegill3143]

Love your flips and commentaries. You certainly put a lot of effort into your projects and it pays off big time. Keep up the great work and you are to be commended for your drive and efforts to pay off your loan.

[@rebeccavinyard2899]

It’s a beautiful piece! Turned out well. You will learn as you go!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks, yes I will! (: Thanks for watching!

[@StephOnThePedal]

Oh man that was a lot of work! I wish you would have got more for it, but they can't all be awesome profit. It is hard to wait. Especially if you're trying to make room for new inventory.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I think $225 is still an awesome profit, just wish I would've stuck with my original asking price! Thanks for watching! (:

[@stephanieprice5780]

I agree, you did such a beautiful job I wish you would’ve gotten more $$. But hey, you bought some experience. Love your channel!!

[@bertharuiz1225]

Actually I thought $200 fee was quite high. Reason: they could have bought a coffee table but couple graciousness was to help this young lady. How thoughtful!

[@myrapatton8001]

Just a suggestion......what about painting the back of your projects for a more cohesive look? It's my OCD talking! I love your channel, your goals and passion! Great work.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I have thought about this before but because the back is typically against a wall, I usually don’t! I know what you mean though! Thanks for watching & supporting! (:

[@joycejenkins0502]

Nice job. And it’s a lot of work. Next time you do a mirror.... get a cheap deck of playing cards from the dollar store. Slip the cards, between the frame and the mirror. It works a charm, and saves allot of work taping and/or scraping. ❤️

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Great idea! I know I have to try something else! Thanks for watching!

[@cathalsmyth721]

Super job.. you did well with the repair work.. love it!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! I was a bit nervous that it wouldn't turn out - especially in that tough corner! Thanks for watching!

[@curban616]

Beautiful piece. You worked hard on that. Don’t set a time and post it on line.. just try to be patient..I can understand you need the room for the next piece. I’m glad it is sold, congratulations!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I'm glad, too! Just gotta be a bit more patient (: Thanks for watching!

[@daniellehaggard7401]

I have found wood glue or epoxy under the veneer and clamp down the veneer on the side. Then sand. I've lost chips of wood sanding first. I tend to use wood glue and wood shavings sawdust from the saw to create my own wood filler. It's sandable too.

[@heleneleimbach9616]

You did a beautiful job. Great work on the damage.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks, Helene!

[@bethwishitwereviolet5938]

Such a beautiful transformation! I am so thankful to have found your channel. 💕

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! I am glad you're here! Thanks for watching, Beth!

[@lisagrafton2529]

If you get some playing cards from the dollar store or thrift store, you can shove them under the edge of the wood on the mirror, all around the mirror, overlapping the cards a little, to save you from having to tape it off. You can just throw the cards out, or reuse if necessary. It works great, and is much faster than taping. Loving your channel and admire your goal to pay off your student loan.

[@DS-qw1tp]

Big job! Nicely done, Lauren

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! It sure was a big job..thanks for watching! (:

[@sharonstube100]

Just beautiful!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks!

[@annieoli28]

It looks pretty, great job.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you, Ann!

[@janiewarre9941]

I really like the way the top turned out.

[@markshaw5711]

I think this is my favorite piece that you have done! I ❤️ all your items and enjoy watching you. You are real and down to earth. 😊. I especially enjoyed this video because of your “real ness”. When you slipped out of the chair, when you forgot to paint the mirror frame, forgetting the order of the process... I felt right at home! 😂Thank you for that. You do great work and I love your mission. Jill.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes, always trying to keep it real! I am a bit clumsy, haha! I am glad you can relate! Thanks for watching!

[@lynnes8047]

I also struggle with my pieces not selling right away. But I always give it 7 days....the higher the cost, the less audience for purchasing because it is a bigger commitment. I have had to re-list bigger pieces up to 3 times. If someone offers lower, let them know that you will contact them later if you don’t get the full price. That will often tip their hand to purchase it at your price because now they are emotionally invested in the piece. It DID turn out beautiful and learning a lesson is part of the process too!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

That is SO true! I was thinking about 7 days but then I had to cut it down to 5 to be realistic! I have also had to repost things. I love your idea of letting them know I will reach back out if I don't get my full asking price - will be trying that next! Thanks for watching, Lynne!

[@beverlyness7954]

You did a great job. It was worth $350 for sure maybe up to $400. It was a very large dresser. I'm glad you see where you could be patient and not second guess your price instinct. I know the wood was quite damaged, but I wonder what it would have looked like if the decorative pieces had stayed the same color as the top. It may not be the look you're going for though, with the distressed style. It's fun to see how they become a new and beloved piece of furniture.

[@theunicornadventures6457]

Great job! You've inspired me to go ahead and paint my similar piece farmhouse white instead of a harder-to-sell color ;) AND I will also remember to prime with the shellac based primer, thanks for that tip too.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Go for it! I am still working up with hard-to-sell colors! I know exactly what you mean! Glad you got some tips! Thanks for watching!

[@paulamineo3951]

I like the way it turned out. The only thing that I would do differently is the top coat. Because of all the details I think using the combo of clear and dark wax would have brought more dimensions to the details.

[@kristyjones7657]

🎉wow, that was hard work, but you did awesome! I’m definitely learning a lot!❤

[@marilynweist2645]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@mirandabruning3953]

So happy that I found your channel. I'm a first grade teacher and just started trying some furniture updates. We will see what happens. I live in Germany by the way.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ohh, awesome! Welcome, fellow teacher! I bet you’ll do great - good luck on your first flips! (: Thanks for watching!

[@nightcorelove2626]

How does it go? Is there any market where you live @Miranda Bruning ? I‘m from Germany, too✨

[@mirandabruning3953]

@@nightcorelove2626 I am still working on what piece I want to start flipping. I do feel Germams generally buy new junk moderm or are hard core antique lovers. We will see. Maybe I haven't met the right people yet🤷‍♀️

[@nightcorelove2626]

@@mirandabruning3953 yeah I feel like that too. I live near munich but every time I sold sth they wanted the lowest price possible and that I bring or send it to them without paying for it...

[@noraschmidt8315]

My favorite piece so far. Love it!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ahhh! So glad you like it! Thanks for watching and your continued support!

[@MyAli1996]

Super job! I think, also, that it can take time to find things on Facebook Marketplace, because some people might just look at the first page of listings, so definitely giving the listing more time, means more people get to see it. Love the transformations!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Great point! Just gotta remember that in the moment, haha! Thanks for watching! (:

[@altapedroza3604]

That dresser came out beautiful and you did a lot of work. Loved it!

[@leslieprice2352]

With a lot of filler products, you can add stain to the filler material before applying. Then you have filler closet to the wood color.

[@melindaharrelson3805]

You do amazing work! Love all of your pieces and the outcomes!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you!

[@krickette5569]

Farmhouse is IN right now and that was a Beautiful piece! Great job!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

It really depends on where you are living but in my area, YES, it is SO in! Gotta go with the trends (: Thanks for watching!

[@latoyadavis3312]

From one teacher to another, you inspire me. Keep up the great work!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Wow, thanks! That means a lot! I'm glad you're here for the journey! Thanks for watching!

[@suzanneevans5942]

it's a good idea when pulling painters tape, no matter the brand, to use a razor knife to precut, just makes a smoother edge.

[@cherylbook885]

I would have paid $500.00 for it as it was gorgeous. I love it and really love your work. I have been binge watching your channel. I am and have been a subscriber now for about 2 months. Love your Chanel and work.

[@franciegarneau1651]

Good! 5 days is a fair amount of time. I loved the piece and if you were in Central Coast California, I would have bought it the minute I saw it!

[@allenhume4136]

I too have to learn patience before lowering my prices. Great work!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ahhh! Isn't it so difficult to do that! At one point I just want the pieces gone so I can have room for more! Going to try and do better! Thanks for watching!

[@madinany5090]

Have you tried putting playing or index cards in the mirror edges vs tape? It works best with mirror on its back and they should be reusable to a point. Enjoy your channel & all the info from Found to Sold. Best of luck to you!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I haven't but I plan to do it the next time I get a mirror! Thanks for watching!

[@sandyconneely7040]

It came out amazing

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ohh, thanks! I appreciate you watching!

[@Timeless.Crochet.Wonders]

Fast and easy way to paint mirrors is to use a deck of playing cards to slide between the trim and mirrors. They can be used over and over, you can even tape the cards in place if the gap is big to keep them from moving.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I have gotten this tip a lot so I will have to try it on my next mirror flip! Thanks for watching!

[@donnasanders6349]

Beautiful! You should have stuck to your guns. That dresser was worth more than $275! I admire your work ethics.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Aww, thanks! I know I should have, and definitely will work to get better at that! Thanks for watching!

[@brendatomlinson]

@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher The beautiful thing to me is how you point out your mistakes and learn from them. It’s not a common trait. I see why you’re a teacher. PS I paid $400 for a similar dresser/mirror in Dallas. For once I wanted something someone else had painted white instead of my doing it!

[@moirakelly7860]

I love your presentation style - as someone else noted, your teaching skills are great. Also appreciate the follow through from purchase price to selling amount and the issues in between. I have learned so much from you! Thank you!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

@@moirakelly7860 Thank you! I am so glad! I love being transparent and not change who I am for these videos! Thanks so much for this comment! Other comments are not the kindest so I really look forward to ones like this! (: Thanks for watching!

[@kariscreativequest1711]

Yes, I agree. I think waiting at least a week before changing price at all makes the most sense. With some people's schedules they may not see or be able to respond to listings right away. I usually only browse Marketplace once a week, some times as infrequently as every two weeks (I am looking for deals, and things that are not redone yet though so of course a different type of buyer than what you are looking for), and even if I see something I may not respond to the post right away depending on my schedule. If I know I'm not available to pick it up until the weekend, and it is Monday, I may not even contact the seller right away.

[@katievaughn3695]

Omaha native here! Pretty cool to see a gal from NE making videos 🤩 furniture looks great! We just moved and I’m needing ideas ✌🏼

[@constance4105]

I sell on FBM and I wait for two weeks before lowering the cost. Usually I don't have to lower it. It takes a few days for buyers to notice your item, a few more to justify the price in their minds. Slow down. You have already done all the work, let the item sell itself. You have beautiful items to sell, items that "professional" furniture refinishers would charge at least double what you are asking. Also, I think you are underselling your items. You could begin by posting a higher price than you want so if you have to come down, you won't feel deflated.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

My dad says the same thing! I know I need to be more patient...thanks so much for the tips and encouragement. I don't quite feel like a "professional" to be able to sell for top dollar but I will get there soon! (: Thanks for watching!

[@michellepeters6532]

I agree with Constance 1000%! I really think you undersell. I was thinking you could have asked 550.00-600.00 on this piece at least as a starting price. You put a lot of extra time and care into it. And it’s absolutely beautiful! Also, given the age, I feel it’s worth more. You are completely right though. Live and learn. No regrets!!

[@conniesisco6468]

I feel like you are getting better at the video process as well as the painting with each project. Keep up the good work!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

That's great to hear! Thanks so much for your continued support!

[@mayirasb6363]

Great piece! I love that you didn't edit out your little tumble, made me giggle 🤭

[@charlottebrown270]

I enjoyed your video you were fun to watch so I subscribe to your channel look forward to your next piece of furniture

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Awesome! Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed! Be sure to check out the rest of my channel as well - thanks for watching! (:

[@marleangreene6117]

Never hold anything without a deposit i learned that the hard way also lol people on Facebook will say oh i want it can i pick up in a couple days and not show up meanwhile other people want it and people will always try to get something cheaper but if they really want it they will pay your asking price it doesn't hurt to give a little on the price but don't go way down on it , i put on all my post on market place will not hold unless half is paid up front must be picked up within 2 days, im not a storage facility either lol, you do good work you put a lot into it , you deserve your asking price

[@Gills.V]

This is a stunning piece! Well Done Lauren ❤

[@elainemarkham9008]

Looks great , well done.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you!

[@mrststreasures9628]

You will make up any possible loss you may have had, no worries girly, you got this!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for the encouragement! I am learning, haha!

[@tinaallen9395]

You did a beautiful job on the dresser x

[@incredula-m6q]

Beautiful work, it hurts that in my country they do not sell those products, I congratulate her, she will do well with the sale .... greetings

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for watching!

[@pennyblakeley8999]

This is my favorite piece so far, you did an amazing job!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! I have such a hard time choosing favorites since there are so many! I'm glad you like this one! (: Thanks for watching, Penny!

[@pennymoreland836]

It is beautiful!!!!!!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you, Penny!

[@shellyrussell1434]

Mirror painting hack: slide index cards under the frame and tape down with painter's tape, all the way around the frame. Then take paper, brown craft or newspaper, and tape it down to the index cards. Mirror is completely blocked. No paint leakage or reflected paint line to clean up.

[@lesmeyer318]

I admire you for being a teacher .

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Aww thanks! I enjoy it! (:

[@JG-mk2hf]

I love this piece. I just bought a dresser similar to this and am still not sure if I will paint it or stain it. It does have chipped veneer in the front though. You did a great job with this piece though! Beautiful!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! Good luck with your flip! Hopefully this video helped a bit! Thanks for watching!

[@anneliesundell3911]

when do you use a brush vs roller when you paint ? thank you for a wonderful and fun show here

[@meganhewitt200]

I feel you. I worked hard on a smaller buffet table. Listed it two days ago for $250. Not one message. 😭

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Stay patient 😂

[@rosagray2137]

It looks awesome! I love it♥️

[@ThrifterPicker]

In all my years I have never heard of furniture needing to be 100 years old to qualify as an antique. That’s very good to know. I’ve always considered like 30s-40s and older an antique haha!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Glad it was helpful! I had to do research to figure it out...I'm still not even sure what to call it, haha. Thanks for watching!

[@sincerelystaceykaren]

It only takes 25 years to make furniture an antique. Love you and your channel! 💕

[@ginamaria2579]

Turned out beautiful 🤗💕

[@waynegrochowski7182]

Great makeover! A quick tip be careful spray painting the particles will float and get on your car

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Ahh, thanks for the tip & thanks for watching!

[@aot9644]

It came out wonderful. Understandably you're bummed, but you'll come out ahead on future projects.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks! And I am continuing to learn to stick to my guns! (: Thanks for watching!

[@jeniferfenstermaker4627]

This is gorgeous!

[@suazos]

Omg love it. You should try Bondo, I like using that on pieces that are damaged pretty bad, but I don’t thank you can stain over it.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I have heard of this but was a little intimidated, ha! Possibly in the future to fill huge holes and such. Thanks again for the continued support of my work and my channel! (:

[@birdwhack]

I second Bondo, they have a wood filler or an All Purpose Putty that works wonders. It stinks to high heaven, but dries hard as a rock very quick. Minwax also makes a 2 part filler with hardener now as well. I would not use either if you are staining though...

[@jenniferbarlow1782]

Gorgeous piece!

[@jeanniealford4234]

Fantastic job. And, thank you so much for talking more slowly. Some videoers talk too fast and I don't catch some of what they are saying. Also, I saw a hack. Instead of using painter's tape on the mirror before painting, use cheap playing cards to prevent paint from getting on the mirror. Happy painting. Debt is going down. Great job.

[@eccentricityxoxo5378]

You're so calm and serious so when you fell off the rocker I'm sorry but lol I did,nice job

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Haha! I laughed too! I am a bit clumsy at times! Glad I could make you laugh (; Thanks for watching!

[@eccentricityxoxo5378]

@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher yeah me too ,my mom used to say I was an accident on my way to happen lol and still do do from time to time thanks hun

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Too funny!

[@melihinojosa7172]

I love it, great job!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for watching! (:

[@kimbwf629]

Great work!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you, Kimber!

[@oliviayt9809]

Good for you, it’s beautiful

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks so much! (: