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Distressed console table
An upcycled console table for a hallway transformed by sanding, distressing with a hammer, and staining. The project The original boring console table definitely needed a revamp. It had a little damage on top so I decided to go with a distressed look for a rustic modern vibe. Steps Step 1 After removing the back piece I…
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Bedside tables makeover
These bedsides were dark and worn and needed a refresh. Materials Cabots stain and varnish and had it tinted in colour Brazilian roast (waterbase) Cabots Cabothane satin clear sealer Sand paper 80,120, 240 grit and 400 grit paper Tools Makita orbital sander Steps Step 1 After sanding them back to reveal the natural timber…
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Painted cabinet using Cabots timber paint
The before Materials 120 grit sandpaper Cabot's timber paint Zinsser primer Sealer Paint brush New hardware Tools Steps Step 1 Started with cleaning the entire piece down Scuff sanded using 120grit paper where I was painting I did a coat of primer although not needed for the paint. I did this anyway. The paint colour…
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Upcycled timber cabinet
Restoration of a timber cabinet by sanding, painting and varnishing. The project Taking an old timber cabinet and upcycling it by sanding, and then painting and varnishing. It creates a really stylish finish that completely transforms the piece of furniture. Steps Step 1 Started with cleaning the entire piece down. Step 2…
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Upcycled sideboard
AfterSideboard makeover freshly painted and stained Steps Step 1 - Clean using sugar soap and warm water - Scuff sand area wanting to paint using 120grit paper - Primed using Zinsser - Painted in Taubmans ultimate enamel paint. Can be tinted in your preferred colour -Sanded the entire top using Makita orbital sander…
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Distressed console table
Distressed console tableThe original boring console table definitely needed a revamp. It had a little damage on-top so I decided to go with a distressed look for a rustic modern vibe Materials starting with 80 grit sandpaper and worked my way up to 240 grit paper. Finishing in a 400 grit paper for a smooth finish I used…