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This video is a supercut of fixing a custom metal patio furniture chair so it adjustable feet at a comfortable incline with a wood grain painted sheet metal backing. The frame is painted with latex based enamel paint

In this video, the angle brackets that are holding up the sheet metal painted to look like wood grain have been fastened onto the custom metal patio furniture chair frame, the bottom and backing fastened onto the chair, the cushions are put on, and we move the chair to its new home. After these chairs I'll be working on the loveseat.

In this video, I'm painting the coat just before my finish coat (painting finish coat won't make much difference on camera imo). However, something messed up with the video while painting this custom metal patio furniture, so there's only a few seconds of timelapse on this furniture transformation. In my next video though, finished product!

In this video a begin painting this custom metal patio chair with a latex based enamel paint, primer paint first. Keyword there being ENAMEL. It's important to keep in mind that your enamel strength paints will hold up better to the outdoor elements as well as be more resistant to abrasions, cuts, or scuffing it will likely endure from an outdoor lifestyle. This paint adheres to the metal frame...

Showcasing what this DIY metal patio chair looks like now that all of the simple outdoor latex paint has been stripped off of it. Glad I wore a mask while doing this because the floor beneath is covered in paint/metal dust.

In this video I demonstrate the stripping agent being used to strip latex based paint from this metal patio furniture. Using a drill bit stripping brush to get the paint off quick

In this video I demonstrate stripping of strip latex based paint from this metal patio furniture. First using a scraping blade, then a touted brush tool, and finally a drill bit stripping brush which is understandably the super effective tool

In this video I demonstrate the stripping agent being used to strip latex based paint from this metal patio furniture. First it must be applied to the chair and then sit for around 30 minutes before starting the process of stripping the paint off

In this video I'm describing the end result of cutting the legs of this DIY metal patio chair to give it a much more comfortable lean and how each leg has a screw in adjustable ball and socket foot which gives it great stability, and can be adjusted to provide an even further lean if needed.

DIY Metal Patio Furniture, preparing foot 4/4 and to welding it back onto the furniture frame. In this video I take a 1 inch metal piece, drill a hole through it, weld a nut to it, and then have a foot that can support an adjustable screw in foot on this piece of furniture with new functionality. After welding it back onto the chair frame I then grind it using an angle grinder to make the squar...

DIY Metal Patio Furniture, In this video I'm demonstrating how to use a wood grain rocker on sheet metal in order to made a wood grain effect which will pair nicely with the custom patio furniture in my other videos. This is done by painting a lighter coat on first, then painting on the darker color and then scraping that off using the wood grain rocker

DIY Metal Patio Furniture, rounding and grinding foot 3/4 after welding it back onto the furniture frame. In this video I grind the square metal previously made foot that can support an adjustable screw in foot to be the same shape as the rest of the chair leg. After being added, the new foot will support added functionality for this chair