Did I Ruin this Antique Dresser??? || How Not to Use a Carbide Scraper
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- We found this dresser at a garage sale for $10. If I could do it again, I would offer her more.
The wood grain on the drawers is stunning. I knew I wanted to remove the finish and expose the raw wood.
As far as the top, well ... I inflicted some wounds. Boo!!!
Products used include:
Surfprep Sanding System
Red Devil 3002 Carbide Softgrip Wood Scraper
Minwax Wood Filler, Walnut
Small Plastic Putty Spatula
3M Respirator
Jasco Premium Paint and Epoxy Remover
Grade #4000 Steel Wool
Mineral Spirits
Zinsser Shellac
Benjamin Moore, Revere Pewter
Zibra Square Brush and 2"Angle Brush
Varathane Polyurethane, Satin
Dixie Belle Foam applicator
Dixie Belle Big Momma's Butta, Orange Grove
Waverly wax brush
Knobs from Hobby Lobby
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You did not ruin it! It looks gorgeous. Great job!👏👏👏
I've never considered a light gray with raw wood combo .... LOVE IT!! I'm inspired!
Lovely🤩
Awesome Beautiful Courageous Fine Work *Pure Masterpiece*👏🌻🍃🍀💐
It turned out beautiful!!
Thank you Debbie. It was one of my favorite pieces. A young couple bought it for their nursery.
You really did an phenomenal job!
So pretty! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
You did a beautiful job! I love your videos and learn so much from you!
Thank you! You made my day!
Love it!
Thanks Laurie!
Very Pretty!
Carbide scrapers are intimidating, but keep practicing. They work really well in a lot of situations!
Also, I’ll pass along a tip I got from Furniture Flipping for Profit. $1-$2.00 car washing sponges I get from Menards! Cut them with an Electric Knife into 4-6 pieces for top coating. They’re perfect and Cheap!
Yes! I finally found an electric knife for $2 at a garage sale a couple weeks back for cutting foam for seat cushions. I can also use it to cut the sponges you mention. Thanks for the tip.
I actually like yours better than the inspiration pic. Very nice!
Wow, thanks!
Stripper!
You mean instead of the carbide scraper? Ha ha. I'm determined to master the carbide scraper because I really can't stand stripping paint off of furniture. I even recently tried a heat gun to remove latex paint off a dresser. That created just as much of a sticky, gooey mess. Which brand of paint stripper works best for you?