| LANE Cedar Chest Makeover | Water Stain Fix | DIY Chalk Paint & Stain | @DixieBellePaintCompany |

[@euniceling5213]

Looked high and low for a foot locker style trunk to store my daughter's dress up clothes. kzbin.infoUgkxRkkpE1_3gMEZ2mPhAt6b2moNCUXyH8tG I had one growing up that I stored my Barbies in and wanted something sturdy like that for her costumes. This arrived really, really quickly and is exactly what I've been looking for. Perfect size, color (pink) and has stood up for nearly a year so far against my kids using it as a chair, stage, and barricade (😬) to keep each other out of their rooms. I'm probably going to order another one for my daughter's Barbies.

[@richardkawucha1232]

Just finished restoring my mother's Lane cedar chest. Built Sept. 27, 1945, sold/bought in Baltimore, Maryland. A couple pointers. Her's was a medium brown mahogany veneer. The veneer on the top was damaged/gone, on one corner. One of the rear legs was broken and the piece missing. First, instead of a vibrating square/rectangular Sanders used a random, orbital, round sander with 220 grit to remove the old finish. Then repair major damage. As mine was mahogany I couldn't afford a 4'x2' piece of mahogany veneer or a block of mahogany for the leg. I decided to use wood filler to repair/level the damaged lid, then sand level. I carved a new leg based on the remaining leg, then installed and blended the repair. The waist trim molding was shot so I bought some 2 - 4' long x 1" wide carved oak trim. I took the lid and tray off the carcass. After sanding the carcass, again with 220 grit, I wiped it all off. I used Min-Wax dark mahogany Stain and Polyurethane (I prefer this because with wipe on stains you really have to be careful that the "overlap" doesn't show), stained the carcass (2 coats) the lid and skirt were painted semi-gloss white, the trim was also stained. I obtained the new "childproof" lock, free from Lane. It took some work to get the new lock to sit in the old locks' position (If you do this throw away the screws that come from Lane. These require a countersink in the metal or they become a snag/scratch hazard.) I ordered silicone bronze, pan head screws. Look better, no sharp edges. The lock hasp, in the lid, was a challenge. The old piece won't work with the new lock. If you take the small rectangular piece out of both hasps. Swap them and it works fine. When doing two different colors you definitely need to mask. If not, it's easy to get an unintended drip or spatter and ruin your work. Another way to treat the water damage is seal the lid with shellac. Use 0000 steel wool to break the gloss then use Stain and Polyurethane over.

[@johnniedunford2464]

"please bear with us, we have an active neighborhood".... *child skips behind in background* 😁😁😜 love it.

[@debbiehawley1278]

Binge watching your not so old oldies. You get better every day.

[@wendykernvalleyvintagejewe1165]

When re-staining what I almost always use three 000 steel wool pads. It helps with removing stains scratches imperfections. And you can use it as the applicator.

[@yvonnesims8765]

I so appreciate your attention to perfection rather than being in a hurry. I appreciate people that do the best job possible.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes! I would much rather spend that time getting it right than an unsatisfied client (: Thanks for watching!

[@donnamyers7274]

Interesting fact about Lane Company cedar chest and other furniture that they made....the serial number read backwards is the date that the piece was made. An older piece, if it has the papers with it like Lane Cedar Chest do taped or stapled to the top on the inside top, increases the value up to $700. In original state, the value starts at around $400. Lane Company was in my area. My sister worked there. Very sad that it shut down. Thx NAFTA! I've been researching to see if they are made still but by another furniture factory. Btw, Lane Company was in Altavista, Va. I am in Danville, Va., 35 miles south. 😊

[@judithcordell1139]

You are adorable, hard working, intelligent......such a special young woman! I am proud of you!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

You are so kind! Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@christinechin1909]

Watching you working on these projects is quite meditative. 😌

[@janethomas4885]

Tip for you: set your piece on paint/stain cans (under the body of the piece) so the feet are elevated off your table. Then it’s easier to paint the bottom of the legs without getting paint on the table. Great job on the chest. The color is beautiful.

[@julieking4304]

it is obvious to me that she knows this obvious tip and has no current need for it.

[@judymeyer1760]

In the future, you could open the chest and put a sheet of plastic drop cloth and then close the chest. That will protect most of the chest.

[@rebeccachristie6872]

Not only do you do beautiful quality work, your work ethic is inspiring! Great job Lauren!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you for your kind words Rebecca 😊

[@purplewombat1923]

Lauren, you took so much care with that commissioned piece. I'm sure your client will appreciate the final result. It looks beautiful. Perhaps next time, you could warn the client there may be an extra charge if you run into problems whilst restoring the piece. I think that would be fair.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes, I may do that. This was such a fun piece and I learned so much! (: Thanks for watching!

[@sandralevy5965]

You do such a good job teaching furniture painting! You can use a cardboard nail file to sand in the real tight spots. For example, next to decorative appliques.

[@sstobbe1817]

With encountering "problems" during a project, I always ask myself two questions: 1) If not for those problems, would the time be (more or less) accurate? 2) When you come across this sort of problem again, will it take the same amount of (extra) time again? If you answer "yes" on 1, then this is simply learning time. Learning to take this into account with every job you take on, and maybe even recognize the more problematic ones and estimate your time on that. If you answer "yes" on 2, then again, it's time well spent. Next time, you can calculate some extra hours. Possibly even add 10 to 25% on each project concerning hours to be on the safe side. You can always give a small discount when the whole project went easier than thought. It's easier to give back a little than to try and ask for more.

[@madinany5090]

Another great job! They do make syringes for wood glue that really help with detailed & veneer repair 👍🏻

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thanks for the tip!

[@elisayager634]

The first time I used Dixie Belle paint I was hooked. I use it on all my furniture projects. Beautiful job Lauren!!!

[@debragreen9778]

Absolutely a beautiful piece

[@LindaM1976]

I don’t like doing custom pieces but when I have done them I always put it all in writing and I have the customer sign off on the color. If I have to change something I issue a change order and have them sign off on that as well. I was laughing because I’m in California and 59 degrees to us is so cold ❤️

[@MissMolly3377]

Haha. It is like 60 degrees, in PA, today, and it is so warm, I am in shorts. I will be so glad when the cold is gone for a while.

[@sgnorris]

59° is cold in California! I totally agree

[@barbaramobley8845]

😹 it is funny. Here in NE TN it got up to about 60 and everyone was so excited over the "warm" weather! I guess where you're located makes a big difference!

[@LindaM1976]

@@barbaramobley8845 Yes I think your blood gets acclimated to the temperature.

[@trixie9777]

I grew up in Kansas, but in my 40’s moved to CA. 59 degrees is cold here. I’ve come to the conclusion that it has to do with the ocean air or something that makes the temperature seem colder than it does in other areas of the country. I know what cold winters are like, but I’d never felt as cold to the bone as I have in CA when its in the 50’s. It’s very strange.

[@mindycantysoares6703]

Lauren! This is my favorite project of yours thus far! I’m so glad your client chose that color, it’s gorgeous and looks amazing with the stained wood top! Great job!

[@koiledbykoko]

Im learning so much from you that I had to go back to your beginnings to really understand your growth. These early vids are an example of 'start where you are' and 'be patient with yourself'. Thank you... you really are the best teacher I have encountered on YT. Looking forward to taking your courses soon..❤

[@lonelyblueangelhtdhtdfan4l610]

Absolutely beautiful yet again!! Stunning!! This color combo is right up my alley!! Love love love blue green colors!! Absolutely stunning!! You did yet again an AMAZING JOB!! LOVE THE LOOK OF A STAINED TOP AN PAINTED BOTTOM! DEFINITELY BEAUTIFUL!!

[@jcrefasi1]

Re: the recall on Lane cedar chests The recall was issued because at least 14 children suffocated playing inside the Lane chests before they discovered they were sold with faulty locks. Your client may not know about the recall or the reason for it. Her cedar chest may not be from the years affected by the recall but I would at least make sure she is aware of it because she may have small kids in her family

[@rosebud5102]

Lane will provide the safe new lock for these cedar chests at no cost.

[@lorikw]

@@rosebud5102 Yep! I got one from them

[@jeanniesmith6766]

@@lorikw I always disable the Locks completely on Vintage Cedar chests actually leaving a little airhole. No one needs to lock up their linens anymore.

[@KatherineTheGr8t]

Have you seen the statistics on how many children have been killed from IKEA furniture? Things over 3 ft tall (dressers, bk shelves...) falls on the little one and IKEA has never done anything about it, something with the quality of design & materials. : (

[@andreafeelsfantastic]

@@KatherineTheGr8t they give you brackets to secure the furniture to the wall with and tell you in the instructions to do that, so that the furniture doesn’t tip over onto a kid. Any tall piece of furniture could tip, no matter who made it.

[@melissacoffman4536]

I love how you pay so close attention to detail.

[@davidcavanaugh2150]

Outstanding job! I love that you went the ‘extra mile’ for your client!

[@rkeller8141]

This couple always go extra, it’s who they are. Wished I lived closer, I would make them friends.

[@thecourtlyalchemist]

What a nice lady! No wonder she got the really good deal. Maybe she will give you some return business or customer recommendations as a thank you. Your finished piece for her was breath-taking!

[@kimhoney9052]

What a great elevation of a vintage chest. Beautiful

[@kathyl5610]

So happy to see you wearing a dust mask, I was worried about your sweet lungs. As usual this project turned out beautiful! You are so conscientious and sweet and I love watching your videos. It is so nice to see a young person such as yourself working so hard and putting everything toward paying off your loan. Keep up the good work and blessings to you and your family.

[@jenniferbraun7269]

It would be very respectful of her to wear a mask when her customers come over.

[@lawson296]

Never had an interest in refinishing furniture and yet here I am glued to the video.

[@mesquitemagic]

I love that stain color! The whole thing came out beautiful.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you & thanks for watching!

[@maryclark8661]

Beautiful work. I like to see a perfectionist! Your client will be in awe at the finished product. Congratulations!!

[@georgebacon6989]

Even though there was a tricky moment with the top, everything turned out perfect..And I'm really glad that we were able to watch it all happen since this can easily occur when painting..So it's perfect to watch for people who are just starting off and might run into it. Theyll remember this video and come back and watch it. :)

[@dorothylehman4164]

Lorn, I was thinking that color was gonna be like a Royal blue. But that color is right on with that color of stain. That is the colors that go beautiful together for high and look and also a country look. I love that they use that color in a country. Colors country setting all the time. I love that color I may have to paint my living room furniture like that gorgeous

[@belindagibson455]

I'm so glad you take such pride in your work ,lots of people don't. .love watching.

[@ritajones7348]

Another beautiful job. You are a great teacher and really pay attention to detail. I am sure your customer was very pleased. Thanks for sharing your work

[@WhimsiCatDIYHomeDecor]

I have watched this video several times. I have a chest I'm making over and have the same issue on the top. Thanks to you I have been able to fix the water rings and the finish is beautiful. I love your videos - you are always an inspiration.

[@gregvonhoene2745]

There was a lot of work going in to this project and it looks AMAZING. Great job as usual. You have the patience of a great teacher. So inspiring. Thank you for sharing your life.

[@janiewarre9941]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful ideas. I really love the color of the paint and the stain.

[@michellecabasal2963]

This color would not be something I would have picked but after seeing this video I fell in L💗VE with the color and stained top 🔥🔥🔥

[@debragreen9778]

I agree! I have one and I may have to try this.

[@mastiffmom2592]

I absolutely LOVE 2 tone. I want to do one of my chairs, of my own to see if I like doing it.

[@ashleyosborne6239]

Antebellum is my favorite DB color! The first piece I used it on (I copied a piece of Brushed by Brandy’s) I was hooked! I love all things DB actually.

[@ltweight98]

This turned out beautiful. And I love the color. I am new to making over furniture, but I did learn some things from your video such as the yellowing coming through and what product to use to help with that. I appreciate your sharing of your knowledge. I look forward to seeing much more of your projects. 😁❤ Jackie

[@carriehayward4995]

Beautiful piece!! Man-o-man that chest kept you hopping!! Great job as always!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes! SO many learning experiences! Love the finished project!

[@shirleydrake1602]

You have inspired me! I’m not for sure my Alabama market will be as lucrative as yours is in Wisconsin, but as my granddaughter and I discussed today, if it doesn’t sale we can at least furnish our own home beautifully!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

We are in in Nebraska 🤗 Yes! Flipping doesn’t always mean selling!

[@marywiklander-williams6493]

so easy to under charge. I am also a dressmaker and that is a constant problem. the chest looks so chic and client so happy. The tip on how you had to manage the water stains was very helpful.

[@biggenejenkins]

LOVE your videos! Keep up the great work! :)

[@sarahenowreddope6854]

Really like how you go over every step and paint used. It helps a lot. I enjoy watching you.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you very much 😊

[@lindaga820]

This cedar chest turned out so beautifully !!

[@ToyAddict]

This is a great learning experience! Now you'll know what to do and not be afraid of water stained pieces. You can still make them look great!

[@macleodsfreemery1846]

A whole 45 minute video??!!! I am SO SO SO excited!! I haven't even watched it yet and I'm pumped!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

haha, Yay! Glad you're excited! Hope you enjoy!

[@macleodsfreemery1846]

@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher Lauren!! This turned out AWESOME! You definitely did under sell yourself - all that finnicky work to fix all those blemishes! Perhaps you should start giving a sliding estimate and give a total when it's done?? For example with this piece to tell them up front that the total will land somewhere between $200 and $300 depending on what it takes to prep things or fix things. That way you can either surprise them with the lower number or they'll be paying what they expected AND you get what you need for all your hard work...? Great job on this one too - so gorgeous! Loved this video, thanks for making it and always bringing such great value to your viewers!! See you on the flip side 🙌💪❤ Sarah from Canada

[@kyleenicholsen4716]

I have a LANE cedar chest and they are absolutely beautiful. Love what you did with this.

[@happylifegoodlife4all]

When you're wearing something down on furniture make sure you put some padding in between the can so it doesn't dent the wood just an idea you're doing a phenomenal job!

[@peaches5712]

You remind me sooo much of my sweet niece! 😁 I really enjoy watching your videos and how you transform your pieces! Great job!

[@heatherellefson5311]

Antabellem blue is one of my favorite colors!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Loved it! (:

[@deborahschipper1520]

Beautiful results! You tackled the problems and the customers should be extremely impressed! I certainly am in love with the chest!

[@lunchboxlady2945]

I think you beat the learning curve in this one quite nicely. We also learned a lot too thank you for taking the time to share with us. It was well worth the wait knowing it was coming out to view. 🌻

[@cherylatkinson9083]

At least you have Brandy at your finger tips for advice. She is the queen of Dixie Belle. I wish I could call her when I have issues. You could always use Coffee Bean as a stain. I really enjoyed this video

[@cindyfaukovic4036]

This piece turned out beautiful. The owner really did get a great deal!!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Couldn't agree more! So happy she loved it!

[@junebrown9324]

I always use Dixie Belle and before the fan decks were released, I made my own painted wooden spoons to my clients could see them and when I did custom blends, I wrote the recipe on the spoon

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Love that idea! Maybe once I have my own shop (;

[@dorothyyoung8231]

Super idea!

[@catcar8212]

@June Brown Very clever!!

[@myrmaad]

Great tip!

[@cherylatkinson9083]

Great idea

[@JustMe-tk2rp]

Great to know that clear coat sealed the water stains in. Beautiful finish. I’m very surprised you didn’t paint the back as it will show if the chest/coffee table is sitting in an area where it will be seen from all angles.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

The customer didn't want it to be painted. The cedar was too beautiful!

[@jarcha4200]

I agree, I thought it was really weird too, but the customer is the one paying.

[@pamelahauer9938]

Ohhhh, thank you for explaining this! I must have missed it in the video. Now I can go back edit my comment. 👍😁

[@gloriafields4328]

Great information that you can put on clear Boss and then stain over it to hide water spots. I've got a Lane cedar chest that I'll be doing in the near future and you've given me some great ideas. Stain looks good. I've used a lot of chalk paints and I won't use anything but Dixie Belle paint. It's the best for coverage. What beautiful color. Thanks for a great video !!

[@catcar8212]

Wow Lauren, another stunning piece!! Thanks, I learned a lot from this video.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yay! Happy to hear 😊 that’s why I do it!

[@debbiecapaldi2570]

Another great job! I love the dark stained top with that dark jade color for the chest. I’m loving it!

[@leahroby241]

Lane Cedar Chests are timeless. But sometimes the design gets outdated. Your update brought it into 2021!!! Very nice outcome. Thank you.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

They are great, well made pieces for sure! Thanks for the compliment and for watching 💕

[@bodyrot2794]

I have a nice piece of wood that I put swatches of all the colors I have and some that I make mixing colors as well. That way they see the exact color they are getting. I also know and remember the exact color I’m using as well. It basically looks like a big light and dark wood grain chess board, every other square has a color, paint brand on to color name on the bottom with the label maker. It gives another level of seeming/being professional and caring for what you do.

[@nowyouknowrealestate5703]

Beautiful! You are such an inspiration!

[@deefaye7336]

Updating my grandmother's Lane cedar chest to pass on to my daughter is the very reason I've been researching painting options. Yours is absolutely the most helpful information I have found. I'm now looking forward to tackling my own. (after a few test runs on smaller projects, lol). I'm so grateful to have found you and your easy to follow teaching methods!

[@melaniefinson416]

Two things to try for water stains... you can use wood bleach (oxalic acid and water mixed to a paste) to even up the wood surface. Pre-stain conditioner is also a great product to apply to raw wood before staining to help ensure even coverage. I am self-taught in doing vintage furniture restoration, but need to do more modern refinishing techniques (as in painting) just for profitability and you are one of my favorites to watch. I love that you are transparent with the difficulties you encounter, we all have those PITA moments and projects! This chest turned out beautifully. Great job!

[@DSashie]

Awesome detailed breakdown, really appreciate you sharing your thought process. Beautiful outcome!

[@margaretmangun3260]

I so love the color combinations with the paint and dark stain. it looks so beautiful

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Agreed 😊 I thought it might be too dark on top at first but it really worked and helped hide that stain.

[@adorablerepurposals6745]

It turned it gorgeous! Brushed by Brandy is one of my favorites as well. The customer was thrilled. I always undercharge…but the store I am at won’t let me any more. I let her price my stuff because she will get twice as much for the same product. 😍

[@kscheuerman5378]

I love this! You did a fantastic job. Great color combo. I am not a painter, I am an intermediate sewer & I still run into many problems. I never charge a customer for my learning curve, that was so good of you!! I am a little bit older & I must take pictures for my future records, I am a visual learner & I forget, these days, how I remedied problems. Keep up the great work. I enjoy your channel & appreciate your wonderful example!!

[@stevedarnell8444]

I know this is older but I’m just seeing it. When you put the paint cans on to hold down the piece on the front, you could just wrap a ratchet strap around the chest and hold it down.

[@cleo751]

Love that’s deep turquoise, one of my favorite colors! Fantastic job!

[@sarahslone8598]

Brandy is awesome!!!!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yes!

[@mammacass5311]

I loooove Brandy.

[@MissMolly3377]

I love this color. I am so tired of white, black, tan, and brown. I am loving some color.

[@judyduguay6349]

Good morning Lauren, I loved watching what you do to this beautiful peice, your old friend from Prince Edward Island.

[@bethdew8560]

I enjoy watching Furniture Flipping Teacher videos and have learned from all of them. This particular video stood out to me. It is spot on to what I'm interested doing to fix up furniture and bring it new life. The content is very comprehensive. Thanks Lauren!

[@KatherineTheGr8t]

Laura - 1st sentence impt: I've seen what looks like a syringe or "SHOT" - (the kind the nurse gives you) for WOOD GLUE. The eye of the needle is big enough for glue but small enough to get in to really narrow cracks. I am impressed with your attention to detail (water spots, boss, taping, caulking, oil, wax...) no wonder you're getting commissioned ; ) I love this piece for myriad of reasons & also the color! This would be a good tutorial project for people starting out as well as the more advanced flipper (how to manage water stains, loose trim, damages) & Dixie Bell customers. Didn't see you put hemp seed oil after you removed the tape, but you probably did for the customer. You're the best I have found & less than a yr old! Thank You for sharing your extraordinary efforts on this chest with us.

[@shanejones2600]

Videos are awesome- well thought out and edited. I have learned so much. Congrats on your new skill and success! Tammy

[@conniesisco6468]

Absolutely gorgeous. The quality of your work just keeps getting better and better. As someone with an elderly parent, I have to say that when a client shows up wearing a mask I think donning a mask yourself would be the right thing to do. Just my opinion.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! She told me it was up to me. And the first time she came she wasn't wearing one. To each their own...Thanks for watching!

[@howbizarre4198]

Beautiful! Think I might rework my cedar chest too.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Go for it! They look so great being redone!

[@piekaboo]

I wish you were closer. I have a cedar chest that I got from my grandmother on my 12th birthday that I'd love to have redone. What makes that extra special is that her grandparents had it made from the headboard and footboard of their bed for her 12th birthday. Considering it's 107 years old, it looks pretty good, but it needs some attention.

[@tonihasson9418]

You did amazing and i so appreciate the time you explained every step of the process!!! WAHOOO! Can't wait for more videos!

[@karlaclausen]

Really beautiful! Great job problem solving with the top.

[@lahabracali]

Southern Indiana is watching and learning.

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Yay! Glad you're learning this time!(; Thanks for watching!

[@dannyfasa2919]

Just found your channel, and now obsessed. Have been binge watching all week!!! 🥰 I’m a hairstylist- not the same as what you do but still a creative medium. And to help me ensure I’m on the same page as my clients I would use moodboards and consultation forms to communicate. If you ask your commission client to fill out a quick questionnaire/consultation form, as well as creating a small moodboard that they can share with you. I’ll share what I teach all my apprentices - A thorough consultation always results in good results! Keep up the great work ❤️

[@debrabell2604]

Love the color beautiful job, older pieces often are more work but worth it in the end

[@lillianesparza213]

I wasn’t sure about the color but I really love the way it turned out. Good job!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

I was the same way! (: Thanks!

[@lindasmith6457]

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[@tinamccomb8419]

You are amazing!!! This piece turned out beautifully!

[@heiditiredmommyartist4423]

Gorgeous! I have a lane chest to redo & this is exactly what I want! So pretty!!!

[@gailakraeszig2866]

BEAUTIFUL!!! Yeah, you may have under priced yourself a little on this but you learned some tricks from the Dixie Belle specialist and your finished product is absolutely gorgeous. You're inspiring me to try to do some of these projects for my own house. I've always been too afraid but I'm going to step out of my comfort zone and just do it! Thank you for your precise instructions!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

That is great to hear! You got this! Thanks for watching! See you on Thursday!

[@mommajan1]

oooh, I have my mother's claw foot hope chest in the basement!!! giving me ideas! You take such pride in your work, love it!

[@marypace1846]

I’m so glad your client was satisfied after all you did! Great job! I’ve been working on my personal chest for over 3 weeks. I’ve had several issues with it. The one that concerned me was that I couldn’t smell the ceded.

[@jodiemeschke6889]

In spite of all of the troubles, what a beautiful transformation! And it was a great learning experience as well. You do such nice work.

[@marymarks7046]

Nicely done. I have a lane cedar chest that my sister gave me. It’s in rough shape, I think I will refinish it. I am inspired by this project. I need to get it out of my basement storage room and get it fixed up.

[@sarahslone8598]

Amazing how much better it looks!!! Great job

[@ElizaDolittle]

That turned out beautifully! I knew they would be very happy!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you Eliza! Definitely worth the extra time 😊

[@annagyure4844]

Wow! That's so beautiful! Can't wait to watch and see how it turns out!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@karenjones3310]

Great flipping, love the colour with the dark top 😍

[@drivepoweredbyhope8573]

That is absolutely beautiful!!!

[@dianecook6734]

What an amazing job. I love the color. I would like to paint my old cedar chest now. Have a blessed day. 🙏😊❤😊🙏

[@pattimoe1982]

Came out lovely! Love the color! Keep the videos coming, I really look forward to watching them!

[@FurnitureFlippingTeacher]

Thank you! Will do! See you Monday!