@kcinaplacetobe I'm a bit confused. He completely removed the paint then painted it only to completely remove the paint again?? If I understand that correctly that just seems like a whole lot of extra and un-necessary work.
Great video!! It's just what I was looking for. I love this technique and the result is an awesome table. I don´t have this wonderful spray gun to paint but I think I can do it without it, right?
I'm going to paint all old my furniture right now!!
@scienceisgod1 It is in fact a Wagner, a Wagner paint crew to be exact. I actually no longer use that machine though. I now use a Wagner Control Spray, which uses far less paint and doesn't make as big of a mess.
Hey I loved the final look of the table, I want to distress all my furniture once I move in my new flat as i want a type of romantic look but I'm scared it will go wrong PLUS I don't even know where or even HOW to look for the right furniture without braking my budget! I live in London though so you probably can't help me but thanks so much for the vid, it's really helped me to get a good idea of what I need and what to do!
So do u put a coat of varnish on top of that??? How does that work when eating at it and wiping it clean daily??? Pls reply! Thanks so much!!! The table looked great!
@MawiyahJ For surfaces like a dining table that will get heavy use and traffic use a semi gloss or gloss paint to create a surface that will easily wipe clean. You can use a varnish, but I usually don't. What I do is put a coat of wax on the piece when it is finished and then every couple months or so apply a new coat. The wax I use is a bees wax made by Howards.
wow thanks a million for the vid, it was very helpful and d end product was beautiful ! i have a quick question regarding a distressed looking vintage antique paint, i am painting pine furniture, and i was wondering would i have to paint a slightly dark colour around the area's i will be sanding underneath the base coat to get a good antique look ? or will pine,light wood show up ok ?
@smitherica pine wood will show up, but it will be very subtle. when you sand to do the distressing it will expose the raw wood; you'll sand right through all layers of paint. A better way to get a darker effect on the distress areas is to use a dark stain after you have sanded the area. The stain will soak into the raw wood and wipe right off of your painted areas. Wipe on the dark oil and then right off before it has a chance to stain your paint at all.
You did an amazing job....I have a question, I cant find a vintage/antique armoire that I like either online or in shops soooo I've resorted to purchase a brand new one from a depatment store and try my best to make it match my other furniture the color is antique white which I like, so if I just sand it down with the sand paper will that give me the same effect as the table in your awesome video? I am new to destressing funiture and dont want to mess up the piece.
@MsVintage007 That should work. Depends on what type of wood is underneath the paint. If it is very light in color and you want a more dramatic effect you can try rubbing an oil with a dark stain in it over the areas you have sanded. The stain will stick to the raw wood you have exposed and should buff right off of the painted areas. Hope that helps!
You did an amazing job....I have a question, I cant find a vintage/antique armoire that I like either online or in shops soooo I've resorted to purchase a brand new one from a depatment store and try my best to make it match my other furniture the color is antique white which I like, so if I just sand it down with the sand paper as is will that give me the same effect as the table in your awesome video? I am new to destressing funiture and dont want to mess up the piece.
Once again, nice work! What color of Valspar do you recommend? Thanks for a great video.
marylizart 1 month ago
@marylizart if your looking for a nice white, Swiss Coffee, is very pretty.
alchemyfineliving 1 month ago
Great video ! Thank you so much for sharing.
piggys31 2 months ago
AS A WOODWORKER WHAT I SOW WAS LIKE THE SCARIEST THING EVER .but if peopel like s it np there .good luck and have funn with it.
stefanel1979 4 months ago
@kcinaplacetobe I'm a bit confused. He completely removed the paint then painted it only to completely remove the paint again?? If I understand that correctly that just seems like a whole lot of extra and un-necessary work.
alchemyfineliving 4 months ago
I love this table. Hope i can do this. Also, love the Goo Goo Dolls in the background in the end. Favorite band. Thanks for sharing!
rock77grl 5 months ago
This worked really well :) xx
LizziesACG 6 months ago
Great set of videos - I've learned a lot tonight!! Will tackle my project this weekend :)
Thank you!!!
megmar1 7 months ago
Yu should be wearing a mask sweetie
spiritscense 7 months ago 5
great job but do please wear a mask, breathing in chemicals in the fine spray of paint can create serious health problems
pinewoodjungle 7 months ago 3
Nice boobs.
alittlrough 8 months ago
I am curious if you distressed the top/surface of the table or not?
AdamJonathanClark 9 months ago
Great video!! It's just what I was looking for. I love this technique and the result is an awesome table. I don´t have this wonderful spray gun to paint but I think I can do it without it, right?
I'm going to paint all old my furniture right now!!
Thank you
thank you
thank you
Carolina
From Spain.
carolrdg1973 9 months ago
No mask or goggles? Hat? Glad my car is not parked by your house. Other than that you're a handy girl.
cyoteblues 11 months ago
You should always wear a mask when you are painting or sanding. The atomized particals will be inhaled and damage your lungs. Best whishes.
reddiamond40 11 months ago
Can you tell more about your spray equipment setup? That does NOT look nor sound like a Wagner. Thanks
scienceisgod1 11 months ago
@scienceisgod1 It is in fact a Wagner, a Wagner paint crew to be exact. I actually no longer use that machine though. I now use a Wagner Control Spray, which uses far less paint and doesn't make as big of a mess.
alchemyfineliving 11 months ago
good video, looking forward to seeing more in the future
londonfurniturelover 11 months ago
HI! great video... But just wondering... Did you sand this before pain??? Thank YOU!!!
randmrivas 11 months ago
@randmrivas I sanded it and then cleaned it withTSP. I use a 220 grit sand paper to prep the piece and a 320 grit between coats.
alchemyfineliving 11 months ago
Hey I loved the final look of the table, I want to distress all my furniture once I move in my new flat as i want a type of romantic look but I'm scared it will go wrong PLUS I don't even know where or even HOW to look for the right furniture without braking my budget! I live in London though so you probably can't help me but thanks so much for the vid, it's really helped me to get a good idea of what I need and what to do!
CuteyRivera 1 year ago
Hey, what a cool video, your channel is great too! Looking forward to more videos in the future
MustardMonkeyLtd 1 year ago
in the future, please buy a mask.. paint is not healthy for your lungs
shaxeren 1 year ago
So do u put a coat of varnish on top of that??? How does that work when eating at it and wiping it clean daily??? Pls reply! Thanks so much!!! The table looked great!
MawiyahJ 1 year ago
@MawiyahJ For surfaces like a dining table that will get heavy use and traffic use a semi gloss or gloss paint to create a surface that will easily wipe clean. You can use a varnish, but I usually don't. What I do is put a coat of wax on the piece when it is finished and then every couple months or so apply a new coat. The wax I use is a bees wax made by Howards.
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
@alchemyfineliving Thank u!
MawiyahJ 1 year ago
wow thanks a million for the vid, it was very helpful and d end product was beautiful ! i have a quick question regarding a distressed looking vintage antique paint, i am painting pine furniture, and i was wondering would i have to paint a slightly dark colour around the area's i will be sanding underneath the base coat to get a good antique look ? or will pine,light wood show up ok ?
smitherica 1 year ago
@smitherica pine wood will show up, but it will be very subtle. when you sand to do the distressing it will expose the raw wood; you'll sand right through all layers of paint. A better way to get a darker effect on the distress areas is to use a dark stain after you have sanded the area. The stain will soak into the raw wood and wipe right off of your painted areas. Wipe on the dark oil and then right off before it has a chance to stain your paint at all.
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
You did an amazing job....I have a question, I cant find a vintage/antique armoire that I like either online or in shops soooo I've resorted to purchase a brand new one from a depatment store and try my best to make it match my other furniture the color is antique white which I like, so if I just sand it down with the sand paper will that give me the same effect as the table in your awesome video? I am new to destressing funiture and dont want to mess up the piece.
Thanks
MsVintage007 1 year ago
@MsVintage007 That should work. Depends on what type of wood is underneath the paint. If it is very light in color and you want a more dramatic effect you can try rubbing an oil with a dark stain in it over the areas you have sanded. The stain will stick to the raw wood you have exposed and should buff right off of the painted areas. Hope that helps!
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
You did an amazing job....I have a question, I cant find a vintage/antique armoire that I like either online or in shops soooo I've resorted to purchase a brand new one from a depatment store and try my best to make it match my other furniture the color is antique white which I like, so if I just sand it down with the sand paper as is will that give me the same effect as the table in your awesome video? I am new to destressing funiture and dont want to mess up the piece.
Thanks
MsVintage007 1 year ago
Did your neighbor mind that his black car is now white? :-)
USFA45LC 1 year ago
Hi, where did you buy your spray paint? And what do you call it?
filochick08 1 year ago
@filochick08 I use Valspar paint from Lowe's. I use a Wagner spray gun to do the painting.
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
the lawn is ruined :(
hawahihawa 1 year ago
@hawahihawa actually, about one week latter when the lawn was mowed all the over spary was cut off and the grass is fine.
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
when you say fine grit, how fine? rough grit, how rough?
jmalonear 1 year ago
@jmalonear 320 for fine and 100 for rough
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago
This video is fantastic!! The table looks amazing, like a brand new piece of furniture! Love the distressed look, great job to Deana @ Alchemy!
aLbOOgiEinthehouse 1 year ago
@aLbOOgiEinthehouse thanks!!!
alchemyfineliving 1 year ago