I'm happy to be one of your first subscribers! It's great to see new entries from someone in my generation, too. I feel for your wife though to not get to keep the piece, I would want to keep it also lol. I had to chuckle about the 2.5 inch pulls, having torn my hair out trying to find something workable for my projects in that size also. I think you've done beautiful work here and your video is very nicely done. You have a particularly pleasant speaking voice (this matters more than many people seem to know) and did a great job explaining and showing lots of good details (for instance, revamping that base, sanding with a paper bag or reusing takeout containers). The corny song in the beginning was a fun touch, too. If you are open to a few well intentioned suggestions please let me know :)
Looking at the way your project turned out, i think I'm going to do the same thing. Its gorgeous! And the problem with the pulls, i never heard of having two different sizes on the same piece, unless part of them were knobs, only one hole. I will certainly learn from your discovery, though, and thank you! I loved the dresser!😊
Thank you. I am glad it was helpful to you. Never occurred to me there would be two size pulls. I will never make that assumption again. Again, thanks for watching.
Tyrned out very nice! Greetings from a real Blue Jays fan--I love them even when it's not a winning season. Strange to see all the young talent now. There's always next year LOL!
Thanks for the comment and for subscribing. This is my favorite so far. My wife wanted to keep it but I said we can't make any money if we keep everything I refinish. Thanks again.
Sir, you sprayed the finish coats with drawers still in---so after all your nice work--that is likely to be evident when drawers are opened. Really enjoyed the video otherwise. Oh, and many people who are boycotting DB paints may not like that you use that product.
You are right. Not shown or discussed in the video, but I had to go back and apply final coats with a brush to those places the sprayer couldn't hit. I am still undecided about spraying with drawers in. If I take them out, then I have a lot of masking off to day to catch overspray. If I leave them in, then i have to go back and apply paint/topcoat by hand. But, a good observation on your part. Thank you for watching. As far as DB goes, I was unaware of anything going on since I am not connected or compensated from them in any way. I did just look it up. Very disappointing. Thank you for making me aware.
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One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. You scored in all ways sir. Very lovely makeover. TY for sharing.
Thank you so much.
Beautiful. What an upgrade!!
Thank you very much.
I'm happy to be one of your first subscribers! It's great to see new entries from someone in my generation, too. I feel for your wife though to not get to keep the piece, I would want to keep it also lol. I had to chuckle about the 2.5 inch pulls, having torn my hair out trying to find something workable for my projects in that size also. I think you've done beautiful work here and your video is very nicely done. You have a particularly pleasant speaking voice (this matters more than many people seem to know) and did a great job explaining and showing lots of good details (for instance, revamping that base, sanding with a paper bag or reusing takeout containers). The corny song in the beginning was a fun touch, too. If you are open to a few well intentioned suggestions please let me know :)
I really appreciate the comments.
Beautiful! The 4:1 ratio looks perfect.
Thank you. Yes it worked out well.
My heart sank when the pull was wrong, we’ve all done that one time!! 2.5 pulls are a bear to find locally anyways. Nice job, it turned out nicely.
You think your heart sank. I also had some choice words to say. But it all worked out. Thanks for watching.
Lovely! You are a good teacher.
Weill thank you very much.
Looking at the way your project turned out, i think I'm going to do the same thing. Its gorgeous! And the problem with the pulls, i never heard of having two different sizes on the same piece, unless part of them were knobs, only one hole. I will certainly learn from your discovery, though, and thank you! I loved the dresser!😊
Thank you. I am glad it was helpful to you. Never occurred to me there would be two size pulls. I will never make that assumption again. Again, thanks for watching.
Tyrned out very nice! Greetings from a real Blue Jays fan--I love them even when it's not a winning season. Strange to see all the young talent now. There's always next year LOL!
Thanks for the comment. Big changes coming to Toronto for sure.
Very nice! I love the modern look.
Thank you very much.
Just beautiful❤Great job and thank you!!!
Thank yuo
@@Doug.TheNextSeason welcome!
@@Doug.TheNextSeasonHi Doug, I'm a little confused, did you sand the whole piece? And if so, did you just scuff sand it or did you remove everything?
I did the exact same thing when I refinished my dresser. Never even thought that the pulls would be different sizes!😂😂😂
Live and learn. Thanks for watching..
New subscriber here. I love the transformation on this! Those paint wash techniques work really well and look great! :)
Thanks for the comment and for subscribing. This is my favorite so far. My wife wanted to keep it but I said we can't make any money if we keep everything I refinish. Thanks again.
Did you have tannins or bleed through when you sanded the wood? also great job on this video! thanks so much
No - none at all.
Gorgeous 😊
Thank you very much.
Gorgeous ❤
Thank you so much
Sir, you sprayed the finish coats with drawers still in---so after all your nice work--that is likely to be evident when drawers are opened. Really enjoyed the video otherwise. Oh, and many people who are boycotting DB paints may not like that you use that product.
You are right. Not shown or discussed in the video, but I had to go back and apply final coats with a brush to those places the sprayer couldn't hit. I am still undecided about spraying with drawers in. If I take them out, then I have a lot of masking off to day to catch overspray. If I leave them in, then i have to go back and apply paint/topcoat by hand. But, a good observation on your part. Thank you for watching. As far as DB goes, I was unaware of anything going on since I am not connected or compensated from them in any way. I did just look it up. Very disappointing. Thank you for making me aware.