Extreme CREDENZA TRANSFORMATION using black paint and stain || DIY furniture flip MAKEOVER
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2021
- In todays video I will be taking this 1970’s credenza/sideboard and giving it a complete makeover stripping it down to bare wood and staining it in a very beautiful red mahogany color paired with a very nice soft black satin paint job. I the the old hardware and replace it with very nice matte black handles and 2 knobs to complete this modern makeover design. I really hope you enjoy this video as much as I did creating it and flipping to another happy customer.
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DISCLAIMER: Please do not take the steps in this video as instructions. Always follow proper safety instructions on any tools, materials and or chemicals that are used on these pieces. This video is for entertainment purposes and please be safe out there.
PAINT COLOR: Limousine leather by Behr in premium paint and primer in one with a satin finish
STAIN: Verathane red mahogany oil based penetrating stain
TOP COAT: Verathane crystal clear polyurethane in a satin finish
Kleen strip paint stripper and mineral spirits
TSP degreaser
TOOLS: HVLP spray gun with a 2.5 tip sold on amazon
California air tools 10 gallon ultra quiet compressor
Disposal paint filter sold on amazon
Small plastic mixing cups sold on amazon
Ryobi 5 inch orbital sander
80, 150, 220, 400 grit sandpaper
Microfiber towels and white multipurpose towels
2.5 inch scrapper
Flat head screwdriver
A beautiful peice to work with... nice design... not overly ornate.
Thank you very much!
Love the warm black on this one Samual! I've only seen warm black a couple of times, but yours mixed with the stain is so unique and beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Raw talent!! Great job!!💜
Thank you so much Debra. I’m flattered by your support and kind compliments. I truly appreciate your feedback. Take care
The limousine leather paint is awesome! I used it on a small dresser and it sold in 24hrs!
That is awesome!
You sound just like, The Shabby Guy. Great work!!!
I watch his videos as well. I’ve never been told that before but it’s hard to hear your own voice. At least for me. But he does awesome work.
Looking fabulous - thanks for sharing
My pleasure 😊
Unbelievable change.well done
Thank you so much Nevis.
I liked the Finished piece but wooden finish with same new brass hardware would have looked stunning.
Thank you so much for the compliment and feedback. I contemplated that decision but wanted a more sleek blacked out look and didn’t want to paint the original hardware
Great transformation!
Thank you!!
Very beautifull and modern
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your positive feedback. It means a lot to me. Take care.
Awesome job love this piece
Thank you so much.
Very nice colors. You are also a Artist!
Thank you so much Cynthia
Beautiful, but I really liked the original hardware, would have looked amazing too. But like I said beautiful job.
Thank you so much for the compliment and feedback. I liked the original hardware as well, but wanted a completely blackout led out face and didn’t want to ruin the original hardware by painting it. I did save the hardware for the buyer so they have options to switch in between.
very clear steps to follow. i got a free dresser but the color doesn’t fit my aesthetic. this is exactly what i’m aiming for! thank you. very beautiful piece
Thank you so much. Should be a fun project
Awesome
Thank you so much for the compliment.
Awesomeness!
Thank you so much
Amazing!!!!!!
Thank you so much
I really like your no nonsense approach. Getting right to the point is a relief.
Thank you. Because this is a side hobby for me, I have to just get rite to it and get it done. Take care.
Absolutely loved this piece, would look good in a loft style apartment, it is so high end looking. So glad I've found this channel.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and kind words. It was a huge piece so a loft setting would be perfect. Thank you again. Take care
You do such a great job, Samuel! I do have to say I'm not a fan of the extra music in the background. But you are very methodical and thoughtful about how you recreate them, and make them as nice as possible :D And I like the *after* better than before! I watch your vids often
Thank you very much for the compliment and honesty. I’ll keep that in mind
Awesome good job
Thank you
Very nice job
Thank you so much. I’m glad that you think so. Take care.
So glad I found your channel. Your vision in transforming is so beautiful. From a fussy, dated piece to a modern elegant masterpiece
Thank you so much. Welcome to my wonderful community.
I used a stripper called EZ Strip that is ecologically acceptable. Worked quite well and the smell us not so bad
Thank you for the advice. I’ll have to give them a look.
Amazing work 😱😱👌👌👌👌
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback
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Great job!
Thank you so much
@@CedarPineDesigns I subscribed to your channel and look forward to viewing more of your work.
@@davidparocua1222 thank you so much for the support.
Fantastic
Thank you so much
Great job! Love the black paint with the black hardware.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate the compliment. It means a lot to me to get positive feedback such as yours
This is such a great straightforward video, clear and concise without all the fluffy stuff!!! 👍😊👍
Looking forward to more of your workmanship!! GOOD JOB!!👏
Wow. I’m blown away with all the positive feedback. I really appreciate your kind words and compliment. Definitely have more to come.
Wow❤😍
Thank you so much
That's gorgeous!
Thank you so much for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it.
Luxurious by the end!! 🤤 Loved that you decided to strip the top down and the legs!!
Thank you so much. I’m glad you like my take on it
Lovely ! Very elegant !
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your kind word. Take care.
A designer show piece for sure
Thank you so much for your kindness
So much inspiration what a lovely finish
Thank you so much for the compliment and support. I really appreciate it
Lovely transformation 👍🏼
Thank you Andrea. I appreciate you
What a great looking piece,,,,beautiful job
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback
That was a beautiful piece Samuel! I love what you did to it! Stunning so sleek and updated. Beautiful
Thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it. Take care
Very informative...thank you, I'm doing a project this weekend. Cant wait!...
Thank you so much. That awesome. Good luck with your project. Take care.
Your work is beautiful and your narration is straight and to the point. Great job!
Thank you so much. Your positive feedback and compliment really go a long way and I appreciate it. Take care.
The tacky stuff could be silicone from furniture polish like pledge. You have to get all that and wax off or it will mess with your new finish. Beautiful work.
Thank you for the compliment and useful tips
WOW stunning 😍
Thank you very much for the compliment. I really appreciate your feedback and support
Looks great!
Thank you so much.
Beautiful job! I do miss those backplates on it though but that’s just personal taste. It looks amazing!!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words. I did like the back plates as well, but they didn’t go with the modern look I was going for, but I did save them and give them to the buyer so that they have options.
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Giving them to the buyer, what a great idea! Love that.
@@LindaM1976 I wanted them to be able to use the original hardware if ever they wanted
I love!!!! Beautiful piece!!!
Thank you so much
Amazing job I just love how you explain price and start to finish keep it up with these videos looking forward to other projects you do!!..
Thank you so much
This is 🔥🔥🔥!!! Great job!
Thank you so much. I really appreciate the compliment
Turned out really sleek. Xx
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback
Whoa good job. I love the end result.
Thank you so much for the compliment and feedback
Love this piece and love your work. You are clearly very knowledgeable at what you do. That's why I'm a subscriber. Looking forward to seeing more of your first class work. 👌
Wow. Thank you so much for the compliment. It means a lot to me and I really appreciate the sub and kind words. Ill be turning out more projects. Take care.
Great piece, great profit. It is beautiful
Thank you so much for the compliment. I really appreciate your feedback
So beautiful Samuel!!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your feedback. Take care!
Awesome job looks so nice!! Great techniques!!
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. Take care.
Beautiful thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌵🇺🇸
Thank you so much
Outstanding! Removing the ornate gold pieces on the dresser was an update in itself but you really modernized it with the sleek black handles and black finish. I’m now a subscriber ☺️
Thank you so much for the kind words and positive feedback. It means a lot to me and I really appreciate your your support. Take care. More to come.
Right? Me too, I’m a new sub too. 🖐🏼
@@catherinegrace2366 thank you so much for the support. It really does mean alot to me. Take care.
@@CedarPineDesigns back at you 🖐🏼
Your piece turned out beautifully!! Great job!!!!
Thank you so much. Comments like this really mean a lot to me. I appreciate you taking the time to watch me work. Take care.
Great work. It looks really classy
Thank you so much I really appreciate your positive feedback. I really appreciate it
Awesome work. Keep it up.
Thank you
Killer job on this piece! I’m intrigued about spraying the tinted poly over the wood finish, gatta try that out sometime. Also love the satin poly you use. It’s the only one we use on our projects
Thank you so much. Satin is by far the best look I think. And tinted poly is definitely tricky but luckily if you go light on it you can control the color of it
More please,,
Definitely have more videos coming soon.
This is a very nice piece. Great work
Thank youi
Wow! What an amazing transformation! Stumbled on your channel and so happy I did.
You’re to kind Roshaan. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and leave me such a lovely compliment. Take care and have a beautiful day
Yes, it is always good idea to wipe down with fresh clean water to be sure all cleaners are gone from surface
Thank you. I did notice a tacky feeling after using TSP so water for me was a must. Is there anything out there that doesn’t require water after?
wax and grease remover
You do very good work! One small tip! I wouldn’t use TSP if you’re going to sand, I think that’s what turned the finish goopy! Those degreasers don’t mix well with modern strippers. If you use a little Dawn and some 4 ought steel wool, you can get rid of the body oils and grease so your stripper can get right to stripping the old finish off without interfering with it’s job. I know everyone says it’s the best product but sometimes it might not be what you need. TSP was what we used in restaurants to clean out fryers and the wall behind them. It was listed as a neurotoxin and we were always warned to wear gloves and a respirator to avoid brain damage! Dawn is one of the strongest and safest degreasers on the market and isn’t so expensive if you only use it on the pieces you want to refinish instead of paint.
Thank you so much for the compliment and useful info. I really only got it after seeing a ton of people use it, but I honestly don’t really like how it works. I definitely will try dawn and probably stop using the TSP. I don’t like the tackiness it leaves behind, and makes for double the work when cleaning as I have to use water after. Thank you again for the tip. Take care and have a happy new year.
Thank you! I was thinking I would have to buy some kind of degreaser. I have plenty of Dawn.
This piece is stunning! Great job!! 👏🏻
Thank you so much. I’m blown away with all the positive feedback I’m receiving. I appreciate the compliment. Take care.
@@CedarPineDesigns you’re welcome! That’s a huge part of why I love refinishing furniture.. you have a vision, bring it to life, and sometimes without ever thinking people will truly see or appreciate your vision/art - it is received on a level we don’t expect. It feels good! I can’t wait to see more of your projects in the future! ☺️
@@rebelrefurb8397 definitely. That’s exactly how it is and why I love it too. Thank you again. I have more content coming very soon. Do you happen to post your work anywhere?
So funny that I just picked up a mid century modern dresser made by Century. I’ve not yet researched the maker. I love your taste and such beautiful work. I’m also glad to hear you get your asking price.
Wow. That’s amazing. Century makes some really nice furniture. I really hope you can at least post before and after photos. Even if you’d like, you can send pictures to my instagram account. Link in the description. As far as asking price, I usually stick firm to my price according to my time and initial investment. It does help that im in Northern California so things usually fetch a higher price here. Sorry for the rant.
@@CedarPineDesigns I’ll do my best to share the pictures. I just realized I lied about the piece I just mentioned. I have a century piece but it’s not MCM. It’s a short, squatty piece that only has three drawers, but all three are deep with just one large ring pull in the center of the drawers. It intrigued me and the price was right$40. I’m going to add legs to get it off the ground. To me it looks like a great piece for an entry hall. When I finish I’ll post a picture. The work you do makes me happy 😃
@@marciabradley7660 thank you so much. I really appreciate your positivity. I can’t wait to see what you do with your stuff. Keep in touch.
I love the result. you did a great job. If you're getting swirl marks, it's due to either applying too much pressure while sanding, or you're moving your sander too quickly.
Thank you so much for the comment and advice. I’ll try both slowing down and less pressed. I appreciate you
also could mean youre not changing thepads frequently enough and the old pads are just dragging particles around
@@Christianmortimer sanding dust doesn’t build up like that, and the more sandpaper is used, the smoother it gets. Even if there was something like some type of adhesive being sanded over, particles can definitely build up, but it doesn’t create swirl marks. All it does is make the surface a pain in the arse to sand, because the sandpaper skips over the area being sanded.
It looked better the way it was.!
Thank you for the feedback. In my area this is the style that sells the best. Take care
Beautiful- new sub
Thank you so much for the compliment
@@CedarPineDesigns well deserved! 👊🏼
Great job! You can get that hardware a lot cheaper on Amazon. Keep that in mind 😀
Thank you for the heads up. I really appreciate tips and advice. I did, purchase these from Amazon, but I bought extra for the future and I did have to get handles and knobs separately which cost a bit more.
I’m new to your channel. I’ve seen a few of your videos so far and I have to say that you’re putting out some good work, dude. Good on you. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much for the compliment and positive feedback. I really appreciate your support. It means a lot to have people enjoy my content and work.
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Thank you so much
I’ve always wondered how people dispose of rags used with mineral spirits since they are self combustible, I’ve heard. Love to know your process for storage of them until they can be disposed of. Great transformation, by the way.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I usually take my used shop towels and let them sit on my concrete floor isolated away from anything that can catch fire until they are fully dry. I’ll them take them and wash them in my washing machine and either reuse them, or throw them away after wash
CedarPineDesigns thank you so much for the tips!
@@kaymack5304 you’re welcome
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Thank you so much
I enjoyed your work but I was only able to stand the audio for about five minutes. After that it was on mute for the duration.
Thank you so much for the compliment and feedback. I’m new to RUclips and am working on balancing the audio out. I believe my last video is a bit closer to what I feel is comfortable for most.
Nice instructional video clip. Btw, say whats that three wheeler thing used ubderneath the cupboard legs and where can I purchase them? Thank you 😎
Thank you so much for the compliment. Those are 3 wheel single leg dollys. But I wouldn’t recommend those ones because they have solid plastic wheels and can get a bit sticky. I found them on Amazon. I would look for some that have bearings in the wheels if possible.
Maybe include your labor hours in the cost of the build?
In some of my videos I do because I sometimes don’t keep track exactly but a piece will typically run me anywhere from 6-10 hours. I will try and time it more for each video
Beautiful! Where are you located. It's hard to get those kinds of prices for refinished pieces here in West Texas.
Thank you so much. I’m in the Bay Area of California
That looks GREAT! What pressure do you run on the regulator? And what size tip do you use?
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback. I set the regulator to about 40 psi and the nozzle is 2.5. It need a good size nozzle for latex paint. I learned the hard way when I ordered a gun with a 1.3 tip and it was like an airbrush.
Did you have trouble with that liquid crud from the stripper getting into the cracks between the top and the trim or did you just leave it?
I didn’t have to much trouble. I would occasionally use my scrapper to remove any finish or sanding dust from the crack. Thank you for the comment.
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Thank you so much
Where did you find those little 3 wheel rollers your furniture sit on while you redo the pieces?
I got them on Amazon. Furniture dolly or mini furniture dolly and they should come up. They will run you between $25-$40 they work pretty good.
I enjoyed watching, was a lovely job done, just couldn’t get to grips with the background music, sorry
Gave you a thumbs up 👍🏻😀
Thank you. I really appreciate your feedback. I’m new to RUclips so I’m still trying to figure it all out.
@@CedarPineDesigns tbh, I don’t think you need the background music, (maybe lower the volume)your voice is kinda cute, soothing when explaining what your doing, some Asmr is not a bad thing but hey ho it’s your channel, I will indeed watch again👍🏻
@@expatmousse5196 thank you for the constructive criticism. I’ve never made videos before so I’m just trying to find a happy medium. I will definitely be giving different video styles a try. Thank you again for the kind words of encouragement.
AT THE VERY BEGINNING I WAS LIKE "AND ILL BE PAINTING THIS" LOLO WE'LL SEE I GUESS!? 🤔
WELL I WAS HALF RIGHT, YOU DID SAVE SOME WOOD! NICE JOB! 👍⭐⭐🙋♂️
Thank you so much for the compliment and feedback. I always try to save some aspect of the natural wood. I’m not very particular about painting a piece entirely.
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Thank you 😊
Beautiful work. Where do you sell your completed pieces?
Thank you so much for the compliment. I typically sell on Facebook market place and Craigslist.
how do you resell ? thru ads or Facebook market place??? Every time I watch these videos I think I’d enjoy doing this, but I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to sell items
I post on my local Facebook marketplace and Craigslist. After some time you will build up some clients and I encourage you to give it a try. It’s fun and people appreciate the effort.
Ummmmm STUNNING!!!!! Question??? What does the numbers on your tat on your hand (thumb area) stand for? No biggie if its a private matter im just a curious cat haha!
Thank you for the compliment. The numbers are my first daughters birthday. You’re the first person to ask.
@@CedarPineDesigns awwwwee!!! I love that!!! We have 4 kiddos.. i should have my hubby do this to remember thier bdays haha...how many littles are you blessed with?
@@thekraftycreech that’s awesome. Children are a blessing. I have 2 beautiful daughters. Thank you for asking.
@@CedarPineDesigns they really are!!!
@@thekraftycreech I’ll have to check one out some day
How do you know if a piece of flipping furniture is previously stained and how do you know wether it's oil or water based stain. Real question. I want to flip a couple pieces for my own place.
You can typically tell just by looking at it if it’s been previously restored. Water base and oil base really doesn’t matter if you are stripping it down. But you can use water based stain but I feel the oil based soaks in better. The top coat I always use water based because it dries a lot faster.
Also. How can you tell wether a piece of flipping furniture is laminated or solid wood.
@@RoqueL1 if you look at the back of any piece is where you’re going to find the unfinished part of most furniture. You can see the difference between the wood and a thin layer of veneer on top. Also laminate is usually very plastic feeling and cheap. It takes time to recognition when you see many pieces you start to get the feel for it.
Did you sell it on Craigslist, too?
I actually sold it on Facebook marketplace
So using regular paint like Behr is ok, you don't have to use furniture paint like I see others on RUclips use? Most people use Dixie Bell.
Behr paint should be fine so long as you get it with a built in top coat and then coat it with polyurethane to protect it. I’ve never had an issue but I will definitely be giving furniture paint a try in future projects
Great!
Awww, can I ask you if you threw away the center pieces off this piece . I am missing 2 exactly and I would like to buy them if possible
I never throw away anything like vintage like hardware. I do still have them. I told the customer they can have them and if they don’t, I will reach out to you. Or check in with in a few days.
@@CedarPineDesigns Please do I have been looking everywhere for them and found your channel . I love you finish piece . I will pay for them and the shipping
@@nava11182005 reach out to me in a few days and I will let you know if they want them.
@@CedarPineDesigns Hello I am reaching out to see if you still have the back plates possibly ?
@@nava11182005 I do. If you want to email me @ cedarpinedesigns2021@gmail.com
Where/how do you sell...to what target market?
Hello Lori. Thank you for the question. I exclusively sale on Facebook marketplace and Craigslist. There’s no specific target aside from furniture groups in my area.
Why you didn’t keep the beautiful hardware? 😢
I did keep it but i wanted to modernize it a bit
Can i buy the hardware you didnt use?
I only have the drawer handles left. I was contacted by someone who had the dresser and needed the door plates and knobs. But you’re welcome to the handles
How many hours?
Around 8 in total
Будучи зависимыми в нынешнее время от вспомагательного инструмента да еще и в наличии!,грех не сделать что то подобное)жаль русских субтитров нету
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Isn’t that latex paint tho?? 🧐
Yes. With a satin poly top coat for protection
This piece turned out absolutely beautiful! Your work is impeccable and I really enjoy your videos. But I do have to say the clapping or clicking noise accompanying your video is very annoying. Please leave that out next time. You don’t need any thing besides your beautiful work and you talking about it.
Thank you so much for the compliment and constructive criticism. I’m fairly new to RUclips and I’m still learning to have a happy medium for my videos. Thank you again. I will keep this advice in mind
Could not watch the drumming in the back ground is annoying.
Thank you for the feedback. I’m new to RUclips and making videos and I’m still working on my editing.