I love the outcome! I've done this too and didn't sand it but looking at yours makes me wish i had because mine feels gritty and yours looks 'soft' not sure if that makes sense. You did a great job! Have a great weekend!
Yes! I meant to say that in the video, but for sure I’m very happy I sanded it because the wood is super smooth! Thanks so much!! We’ll see how long it stays that color lol. Have a great weekend!
Here lately I'm being drawn more so to the natural wood tones. The night stand turned out beautifully. I've got a china cabinet I've keep putting off. My husband told me to just wait n do it while we're updating our kitchen which is in the next Few weeks if all goes as planned. Enjoying your videos. Have a Great weekend.
Yea! I’ve been loving the natural wood tones lately. It’s so lovely and I didn’t know you could get such a beautiful color without bleaching the wood. Definitely go for it if you want to strip your china cabinet. You won’t regret it! Have the best weekend!!
Hey T!! I was just thinking about you the other day and wondering how you were! Thanks so much! I think it would have been a lot easier if I just used the scrapper first and then went right into sanding. Live and learn! Hope you are well!
That’s actually such a great idea! Although I’m not sure how harsh that would be on the wood. If it would leave any scratches? I’m not sure. But will definitely look into trying
It’s great that you are sharing your tips but you really need to wear protective clothing (gloves, goggles etc) to protect skin and eyes - from flicks and splashes. …particularly the baby’s exposed leg shown in the video! This product is after all caustic soda or other harsh acidic chemical. Please be safe with your DIY’s. ❤
Hi Danielle, live and learn right?😉For all of your hard work that piece is really so lovely and cottage, you are truly inspiring.Have a fun weekend, you have earned it.Hugs🫂💜🦋
The night stand really turned out beautiful, Danielle! Great job!
Thank you so so much!!
It looks great and so much better with the use of cleaner. ❤ I now know how to strip furniture and how to clean it throughly thank you so much. ❤
Thanks so much Rachel! I’m glad it was helpful!!
I love the outcome! I've done this too and didn't sand it but looking at yours makes me wish i had because mine feels gritty and yours looks 'soft' not sure if that makes sense. You did a great job! Have a great weekend!
Yes! I meant to say that in the video, but for sure I’m very happy I sanded it because the wood is super smooth! Thanks so much!! We’ll see how long it stays that color lol. Have a great weekend!
Oh wow. So beautiful!!!
Thank you so very much!!
Here lately I'm being drawn more so to the natural wood tones.
The night stand turned out beautifully.
I've got a china cabinet I've keep putting off. My husband told me to just wait n do it while we're updating our kitchen which is in the next Few weeks if all goes as planned. Enjoying your videos.
Have a Great weekend.
Yea! I’ve been loving the natural wood tones lately. It’s so lovely and I didn’t know you could get such a beautiful color without bleaching the wood. Definitely go for it if you want to strip your china cabinet. You won’t regret it! Have the best weekend!!
I have been wanting to try this, but I was worried that it would be too much work! LOL.... It turned out really pretty though and I might try it!!!!
Hey T!! I was just thinking about you the other day and wondering how you were! Thanks so much! I think it would have been a lot easier if I just used the scrapper first and then went right into sanding. Live and learn! Hope you are well!
Aww, thanks for thinking of me! Things are better around here :) Hope your sweet baby is growing like a weed!!!! @@comfortablespaces
Love it ❤
Thank you so much!!
What about using a brillow pad?
That’s actually such a great idea! Although I’m not sure how harsh that would be on the wood. If it would leave any scratches? I’m not sure. But will definitely look into trying
Hosing down or saturating will often lead to splitting of newly stripped wood.
Yep it as the tiniest splits in an area but for the most part come out unscathed thankfully
@@comfortablespaces My motto with lots of stuff like that: "Bad things happen to good strippers"🤷♂️
It’s great that you are sharing your tips but you really need to wear protective clothing (gloves, goggles etc) to protect skin and eyes - from flicks and splashes. …particularly the baby’s exposed leg shown in the video! This product is after all caustic soda or other harsh acidic chemical. Please be safe with your DIY’s. ❤
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Hi Danielle, live and learn right?😉For all of your hard work that piece is really so lovely and cottage, you are truly inspiring.Have a fun weekend, you have earned it.Hugs🫂💜🦋
That’s for sure!! Thank you so much Ann! Have a great weekend!