If the piece is not made of particle board, hosing with water is perfectly fine. Swelling becomes a problem when a piece of furniture is made of particle board because the particle board acts like a sponge absorbing the moisture and therefore swells up. As long as the substrate is solid wood or plywood you’ll be fine hosing down once.
@@michelebaker6001 that’s so kind of you. Thank you and I can totally appreciate that. Something for everybody we all have different taste. It’s all about what you love.🤎
@@matiaslazzari3219 Fusion Mineral Paint is waterproof and washable whereas chalk paint would need to have a varnish type finish to make it waterproof. Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate you.
@@firhiwotalula581 You can watch my video on how I painted my laundry room cabinet. Linked it below. Good luck! ruclips.net/video/CdPcbx45n_Y/видео.htmlsi=F9MZTTMrOMbO82vK
Yeah, for sure! I have linked everything in the description. If you head on over to my Amazon storefront 🇺🇸or 🇨🇦 and click on the image of the cabinet, everything I used for the project is there. Hope this helps please let me know if you have any other questions.
@@wildcountrykat Fusion Mineral Paint is made with high quality ingredients, including a durable built-in top coat that cures to a washable matte sheen. No top required for normal everyday use
@@kathyandthedogs626 I did not use a topcoat and don’t feel that it’s necessary for this particular piece. However, fusion does make some amazing topcoats. I would do a test spot though just to make sure the colour doesn’t turn at all. They also make one that is a Matt finish which I think would be ideal for this look
@@harveydales2402 click on my Amazon storefront 🇺🇸 or 🇨🇦 and you will find all products I used on this project listed under the cabinet image:) yes it’s a mineral base paint definitely different than a latex paint. It’s ideal for furniture. Good luck.🙂
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT "hosing it off" with water. It swells the wood! 👎👎👎👎👎👎 FUTURE FURNITURE FLIPPERS: Wipe the wood down while dry, or use something to blow off the dust from sanding. DON'T WASH THE FURNITURE DOWN then allow to dry!!
@@aimk5271 no it was perfectly fine. You can’t just wipe when you use oven cleaner. It was very hot outside and it dried as fast as I hosed it off and I also lightly sanded it after so there’s absolutely no swelling cabinet turned out amazing! Remember, all wood is very wet and saturated at some point. It does come from outside:)
And after oven cleaner, to most, scraping this off then using mineral spirits would be much better than water. Watering the wood takes so much longer to dry off with the possibility of the wood swelling. When using mineral spirits, it evaporates quicker to be able to then wipe the product of whatever you're using, in this case, oven cleaner.
@@aimk5271 I mentioned that I sanded it first with an 80 grit to remove the shellac, then the oven cleaner, hosed it off and then I mention how important is to let it dry thoroughly, which on a hot day was pretty quick and then sanded it twice, went over it with a 120 grit and lastly to make sure it was nice and smooth I used 180 grit. I’m not here to dispute that there’s more than one way to do things. In my case, this worked out amazing . I would not suggest hosing it off and leaving it inside for days at a time with water sitting on it. But I think I communicate pretty thoroughly in the video how important the drying processes is. Many people have used water if you look at other videos. I should also mention doing it outside on a hot sunny day not only helps to dry it, but does also help to bleach the wood for the overall look I was trying to achieve.
@@aimk5271 in my opinion, I don’t think that using mineral spirits is enough, you want to wash the oven cleaner off. I would love to see a piece that you’ve done with this process please share. 😊
If the piece is not made of particle board, hosing with water is perfectly fine. Swelling becomes a problem when a piece of furniture is made of particle board because the particle board acts like a sponge absorbing the moisture and therefore swells up. As long as the substrate is solid wood or plywood you’ll be fine hosing down once.
nice
Lovely! Did you seal it with wax at the end?
@@giovannadifonzo6356 thank you 🤎 no I did not the mineral pain I used has a sealant in it which means you do not need a topcoat
Wow!
@@Unclerad7777 thank you 🤎
I liked it before because a lot of my pieces of furniture are finished like that. However you put a lot of work into it and it looks beautiful now. ❤
@@michelebaker6001 that’s so kind of you. Thank you and I can totally appreciate that. Something for everybody we all have different taste. It’s all about what you love.🤎
Beautiful!
@@emiliaescobar7652 thank you so much!!!
Excellent 👏🏼 definitely trying👍🏻
@@apeacefulworld9095 thank you so much! Good luck 🤎
Good job! I want to try that.
@@rbk2855 thank you so much!!! 🤎
Try it you will love it!
I live in Argentina and they don't sell Fusion Mineral Paint here. Can this effect be achieved with chalk paint? Thank you for purchasing your work!
@@matiaslazzari3219 Fusion Mineral Paint is waterproof and washable whereas chalk paint would need to have a varnish type finish to make it waterproof.
Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate you.
Hi I want to paint my china cabinet white and it’s kind of build in one can you help with the step
@@firhiwotalula581 You can watch my video on how I painted my laundry room cabinet. Linked it below. Good luck!
ruclips.net/video/CdPcbx45n_Y/видео.htmlsi=F9MZTTMrOMbO82vK
What about using chalk paint and no sanding and oven chemical cleaning spray ?
May i ask the make and model of your sander?
Yeah, for sure! I have linked everything in the description. If you head on over to my Amazon storefront 🇺🇸or 🇨🇦 and click on the image of the cabinet, everything I used for the project is there. Hope this helps please let me know if you have any other questions.
So, ..... You did not "Seal" or "Top-Coat" it @ All ? 🤔
@@wildcountrykat Fusion Mineral Paint is made with high quality ingredients, including a durable built-in top coat that cures to a washable matte sheen. No top required for normal everyday use
@@daniellenicholsonliving3035 Good to Know !! - Tk-U For Getting Back To Me On That !! 💖
@@wildcountrykat your welcome 🤗
What kind of top coat did you use?
@@kathyandthedogs626 I did not use a topcoat and don’t feel that it’s necessary for this particular piece. However, fusion does make some amazing topcoats. I would do a test spot though just to make sure the colour doesn’t turn at all. They also make one that is a Matt finish which I think would be ideal for this look
Where do you buy fusion paint? Is it different than the ordinary latex paint?
@@harveydales2402 click on my Amazon storefront 🇺🇸 or 🇨🇦 and you will find all products I used on this project listed under the cabinet image:) yes it’s a mineral base paint definitely different than a latex paint. It’s ideal for furniture. Good luck.🙂
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT "hosing it off" with water. It swells the wood! 👎👎👎👎👎👎
FUTURE FURNITURE FLIPPERS: Wipe the wood down while dry, or use something to blow off the dust from sanding. DON'T WASH THE FURNITURE DOWN then allow to dry!!
@@aimk5271 no it was perfectly fine. You can’t just wipe when you use oven cleaner. It was very hot outside and it dried as fast as I hosed it off and I also lightly sanded it after so there’s absolutely no swelling cabinet turned out amazing! Remember, all wood is very wet and saturated at some point. It does come from outside:)
@@daniellenicholsonliving3035 39 seconds into the video you mentioned hosing it off after sanding. That's specifically what I was talking about.
And after oven cleaner, to most, scraping this off then using mineral spirits would be much better than water. Watering the wood takes so much longer to dry off with the possibility of the wood swelling. When using mineral spirits, it evaporates quicker to be able to then wipe the product of whatever you're using, in this case, oven cleaner.
@@aimk5271 I mentioned that I sanded it first with an 80 grit to remove the shellac, then the oven cleaner, hosed it off and then I mention how important is to let it dry thoroughly, which on a hot day was pretty quick and then sanded it twice, went over it with a 120 grit and lastly to make sure it was nice and smooth I used 180 grit.
I’m not here to dispute that there’s more than one way to do things. In my case, this worked out amazing . I would not suggest hosing it off and leaving it inside for days at a time with water sitting on it. But I think I communicate pretty thoroughly in the video how important the drying processes is. Many people have used water if you look at other videos. I should also mention doing it outside on a hot sunny day not only helps to dry it, but does also help to bleach the wood for the overall look I was trying to achieve.
@@aimk5271 in my opinion, I don’t think that using mineral spirits is enough, you want to wash the oven cleaner off. I would love to see a piece that you’ve done with this process please share. 😊