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Good job ❤🎉

Thank you. I have the exact nighstands. Going to try this!!

What do you mean "for raised edges, I used super glue"?

Cheer~~~an overcoat.😊

Love it love it

Great technique. Would that console not be considered more post modern than MCM?

Smart, will use this

Not worth all the work you did 😂

Is it ossible to put brushed gold sticker foil on top of it? Will you still see the patern?

Why are your product links just to the products Channel? Can’t you put actual links to buy the product?

I used your method by running warm water on the paper and applied it. Worked like a charm! Thank you! Letting it dry over night!

Looks good except the pattern needed to be centered

You have the gift and love to transform these sad, forgotten pieces of furniture into unique pieces of art. Thank you, this is so inspiring to watch!! 🎉🎉😊😅 Greetings from Northern Europe!❤❤❤❤🎉

Wow. Very nice 👍👍👍

Wow-stunning❤ Great design choices!

What a well-done video! Your job turned out really nice. I especially like your attention to the routed grooves, though I must say I think once you taped it as well as you did you could have probably used a larger brush to make that refinement go faster and get more paint into those often pretty rough grooves. One last thing: I mean no disrespect, but that table is likely no older than the 80's or 90s, it is definitely NOT from the 1960s and I don't recall that modernistic style in the 1970s, unless closer to 1978 or 79 (possibly). That said, it is definitely vintage and you put new life into it by modernizing the finish! I was SO impressed that you paid attention to those grooves, but they were not cut while the Young Rascals', "Groovin' on a Sunday Afternoon," was released in the 60s. 😺

So chic.Where is the wallpaper from?

use bindi on chips

Brilliant tutorial that focuses on the techniques and tools, as well as the refurbishment!

Amazing! I appreciate the details very much . I'm trying to restore my grandmother's Secretary from over 100 years ago and it really smells ! I had someone sand and now I am hoping to wash it out and then condition the wood. Thank you very much!

Very difficult to hear you

I like the wood grain showing. Great instructions. 👍

That table is pure 1990's. Great transformation.

Beautiful. Wondering why you went up and down in grit when sanding? What's the benefit? Also what brand/color did you use for the deep grooves in the piece? Thanks!

Like your work ethic but you are an awesome lady ❤

Got the little table from Goodwill check it out, nicely explained info well done got me to subscribe

Beautiful finish! Very detailed tutorial, and thanks for sharing this! 💯 ❤

It’s stunning!!! Beautiful work ❤ The color is exactly what I’m trying to find for my old furniture that I’ve kept from my childhood. Do you mind sharing the color, please?

Very straightforward and informative!

So sorry about your sister. I got more hardcore about woodworking and decorating after my son died the same way. Looking forward to more of your videos--I like your flips!

Beautiful. Iam wondering if I could do. This. To my kitchen cabinets. What do you think

I always hand sand any veneer , takes more time but never burn through

Congratulations!!! From Argentina

Much appreciated - to see this video is very useful.

Can I hire you to furnish my home? Well done. 😼Really appreciated this clip. Great tips. Finished product is A++ 😼

Looks very nice. I have a table similar to it and wanted to do the same thing.

Wow.. this is not an easy job!! It's truly amazing how you turn a already new table into a better looking newer table 🤩This video really inspired me a lot! Thnx for sharing

This is so wonderful to see. Thank you. I have one cabinet made of teak which needs work, so this is very helpful.

Love this. 💚 Thank you. Well done...... you are brave. You are making a difference. You've made a difference to me. Oh, and Hullo Oli!

Very well done. Who would have thunk that paint can be used to stain? I'm not believing it. 🥰 Finished product looks awesome.

Well done! Coating choice and execution. I like solid wood, but all the aging yellow-reddish wood colors around grow old and routinely boring, kind of depressing even when it's everywhere. Most regular stains available in shops just replicate the 50yo "make it warmer" looks. It had to stop, it's too warm already. Also not a fan of full paint coating on some pieces. Slightly colder tints, widening of the color gamut is all I was looking for. I went with clear satin coat on lighter and more diverse wood for now. Was considering something like this - with light pigment from other sources. And found my answer here 👍

So beautiful! I love the color you chose!

You did an amazing job! I learned so much, cant wait to try this on a table I purchased from Goodwill! :)

It looks awesome!!!

Great delivery. Lots of useful nuggets of information. Awesome final product.

Wow… so informative!

Thank you for these superb tips on how to refinish old pieces of furniture. I have attempted, in the past, to revive antique pieces of my own only for them to become dull and lifeless looking after a few months. I need an automatic polisher and sander! Keep up the great work! :)

Wonderful hon. Keep the creative juices flowing.... 💚

It's beautiful now . Amazing

I'm from Denmark, and excited for this one! You can find tons of gorgeous midcentury furniture for pennies in danish thrift stores, something I really miss since moving to the US. But I suppose we all thought it was pain & boring, as teens. Still wish I could pick up a bunch of these pieces, when visiting, but it's hard to ship. These beautiful originals usually sat in the same house for decades, and are typically in truly amazing condition! :) I wouldn't touch any of it, lol. Funny how you learn to appreciate something, but only after it's too late...