And somehow making just one corner being freshly clear coated look normal. Have a feeling the white color is hiding a lot of details from showing in the video.
Really appreciate this post! A rescue pup has gobbled corners off of many things. Dressers, baseboards, flooring, etc. I have what I thought I would need to repair but after watching this, I need to go back to the store. Thanks for the knowledge
Exactly what I did. Moved into my new place. Saw this beautiful carved framed mirror at a Home Goods. Huge. Too expensive, though. 2 months later went back to look for more items I needed. There it was, had a cracked corner , small section broken of. For $15!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Was $220 before. Took it home got supplies, easier than I thought, when finished, couldn’t tell it had been damaged. Very happy.
I have a tip to get real square edges when sanding when I built furniture! Because If you sand by hand OR with a sanding block, straight edges will get rounded. -Find a 90degree angle, i used a plastic saw guide from Home Depot. -Cut a pice of sandpaper and fixate it with sticky tape on one of the inner faces. -You can now use the 90degree angle tucked against the tabletop to sand the edge with perfect outcome!
Wow, this is literally what I do for work and it’s cool to see even the same product I use😂 I haven’t ran into someone else doing these cosmetic repairs.
This is incredibly helpful thank you for sharing! Based on this video I’m not sure I’ve ever used the wax stick correctly but now I see their value. Thanks again!
Don’t forget to tell everyone that when you razor it you have to do it at the right time before it’s hard. And don’t forget to tell everyone about the second application you made cuz the point got razored off so you did a jump cut. And this only applies to painted surfaces, not stained
Yeah it called bondo. Usually used as an auto body filler but preforms quite well on wood and plastic. Should harden to the shapable point within 10 minutes
Yeah monitor the excess blue wood filler after application, there is à magic moment where you can shave the high spots so you aren't having to sand and breathe that blue wood filler.
@@martinjaramillo2429 I agree with you 100% martin! What I do is I keep stirring up the little piece of cardboard that I mix it on so when it gets to the right phase, then I know the work is at the right phase and I can get out it with a razor
Actually, that’s the furniture before it was damaged. The made the second half of the video, smashed the corner, and then made the first half of the video.
Would've never thought to fill wood with wood filler.....like I never knew it was strait up called "wood filler". I've always called it wood putty or something like that. Very nice!
I use those fill sticks to touch up cabinetry, but never thought to use it on a surface prior to finishing. Wouldn’t paint or stain not adhere to the wax?
@@jcarry5214that’s what I was thinking it’s a nice touch definitely but I feel like it’d make paint not stick as better to the surface but if it works it works and is a nice touch to the job
Its from a company called "mohawk". I fix furniture for a living and its easy for me to get because the all the furniture company I've ever worked for have an account with them but for the general public it think is way harder to get them. They have similar products at home depot.
Dude wow that looked great thank you for that tip I have a couple pieces that ima try that on it won't work with stained furniture any tips for those pieces
using mohawk paints, the issabella suite works best as a base over the raw wood before the flat white paint. it covers better so ou need less white. im an IQI for a company and this is my job repairing all issues before they get delivered to cuustomers.
You can also use baking soda and super glue just put tape on the edge and put the baking soda in there and let the super glue soak in it'll set up hard as a rock sand it flush it's a great repair method
Mostly through experience.. But there is this company called Mohawk that makes most of the colors that match Ashley furniture pieces. They’ll send you a color catalog if you contact them.
That looks like two-part bondo filler. There's a "plastic" stage where you can easily shave it down. If you wait till it fully hardens you'll have your work cut out for you.
@@guystephens2881 They make an open rasp that I like to call a cheese grater. There's a point where the bondo is a soft plastic consistency. Use said rasp or similar tools to quickly shape. They you can finish up after it fully hardens. But yes, once cured it's a bitch to sand. I haven't done it in a while but I used to use oil based kilz to prime, then paint. I do feel bad for the next guy who's excited to sand it all down to show off the original woodwork...
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As someone who used to work at a furniture store, the amount of effort this man puts into repairing cheap furniture is commendable! Well done sir 🤙🏼
It was still wrapped in plastic so apparently it seems it was damaged during moving and needs repaired
Do you really believe that just happened for no reason? You have a Democrat colter, Wake up fool.
I was thinking the same thing!
Qq1
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" I just saved myself 150 bucks! " 😂😂
For REAL! 🙌🙌👏
Fz 150 lol
@@joeyi_e1553 You know it! Lol
With foam 😂
One I see the filler I’m like wussup Nigg… person. 😅
The hardest part of fixing furniture like this is matching the colors
And somehow making just one corner being freshly clear coated look normal. Have a feeling the white color is hiding a lot of details from showing in the video.
Honestly even if the colors dont match perfectly its hard to tell unless you already knew where they already were
The way furniture is painted these days it's not hard to make it look look when the original paint job was bad
@@gemmrklol really 😂😂😂 and definitely not made of anything any more
Putting glue in there to harden the core, that's brilliant. Thanks for that.
Yea I haven’t seen that! Definitely could’ve saved my butt a few times
@@maruscaman I'll ask , what happened when u just filled it , though I think I know 🤔
Same thought i had. And its so obvious 😂
It also makes it more brittle to break away from the rest of the softer material.
Fantastic advice. I followed to the letter, saved my table, that is until I sprayed one corner of my black laminate table, white.
Really appreciate this post! A rescue pup has gobbled corners off of many things. Dressers, baseboards, flooring, etc. I have what I thought I would need to repair but after watching this, I need to go back to the store. Thanks for the knowledge
Exactly what I did. Moved into my new place. Saw this beautiful carved framed mirror at a Home Goods. Huge. Too expensive, though. 2 months later went back to look for more items I needed. There it was, had a cracked corner , small section broken of. For $15!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Was $220 before. Took it home got supplies, easier than I thought, when finished, couldn’t tell it had been damaged. Very happy.
I have a tip to get real square edges when sanding when I built furniture!
Because If you sand by hand OR with a sanding block, straight edges will get rounded.
-Find a 90degree angle, i used a plastic saw guide from Home Depot.
-Cut a pice of sandpaper and fixate it with sticky tape on one of the inner faces.
-You can now use the 90degree angle tucked against the tabletop to sand the edge with perfect outcome!
He just saved someone 150$ bucks
mane he probably charged $150 bucks
That particle board dresser cost $79 brand new.
And when you see the foam, you’re in the zone
Wow, this is literally what I do for work and it’s cool to see even the same product I use😂 I haven’t ran into someone else doing these cosmetic repairs.
Thank You For Sharing This ☺️👍🏼
This is incredibly helpful thank you for sharing! Based on this video I’m not sure I’ve ever used the wax stick correctly but now I see their value. Thanks again!
You do magic, Sir. You are my new favorite!
Great job!
Tip: if you use that much wood filler to where u have to scrape with razor, do not let it completely dry.
That is very true .
Thank you. Awesome video!
Thank you for sharing this!!
Don’t forget to tell everyone that when you razor it you have to do it at the right time before it’s hard. And don’t forget to tell everyone about the second application you made cuz the point got razored off so you did a jump cut. And this only applies to painted surfaces, not stained
Omg 😑
I did wonder....👍
Yeah it called bondo. Usually used as an auto body filler but preforms quite well on wood and plastic. Should harden to the shapable point within 10 minutes
Yeah monitor the excess blue wood filler after application, there is à magic moment where you can shave the high spots so you aren't having to sand and breathe that blue wood filler.
@@martinjaramillo2429 I agree with you 100% martin! What I do is I keep stirring up the little piece of cardboard that I mix it on so when it gets to the right phase, then I know the work is at the right phase and I can get out it with a razor
Absolutely brilliant!!!!
Excellent solution!
Cool to watch before and after.
You cut out the part of the video where you added a second coat of filler to fix the corner you cut off. Haha
What? You mean he made a mistake and fixed it? Haha wow what a dummy you really got him.
Haha I caught that too😂. Also skipped the part where he removed all the over spray before clear coat..... I hope😬
Actually, that’s the furniture before it was damaged.
The made the second half of the video, smashed the corner, and then made the first half of the video.
I came here for this comment
He used magic...
Amazing. Thank you!!
Thanks for the great tips!❤
Yeah show when you mess up, you filled twice. Don’t be skipping that, it is part of the process. End result is good 👍
the second tie is the exact same process as the first
It’s a RUclips short so he’s got a 60 second time limit he has to work in.
Wow that looks amazing!
Really nice video! Thank you.
Wow, looks amazing! Great job!
Go ahead and do it just like that
Nice edit when you knocked the corner off again first time and had to do it over😊
Wondering who else noticed. 😂
Where? What time. I didn't notice it. I do wonder how the paint can stick after using a crayon. Isn't that greasy?
@@js00003550:25 you can see the top corner is shaved off while he’s sanding, he clearly went back with a second layer of wood filler to fix it.
@@AidenWarrior now I see it. Thanks
🍅🍅
Keep them coming.
Nice job man 👏🏻
Love your videos
That is awesome! Great work! I subbed for more. 😊
Would've never thought to fill wood with wood filler.....like I never knew it was strait up called "wood filler". I've always called it wood putty or something like that. Very nice!
Bondo works better
Quality craftsmanship
This gives me an idea to fix my cabinets. Thanks!!!!
U can also use bondo body filler or carbin fiber bondo
Using auto body filler
Good job!
Wow,thank you for sharing ❤
This man knows his shit, using all Mohawk supplies. Furniture repair specialist approved.
Master of his craft!
Nice work sir!
I use those fill sticks to touch up cabinetry, but never thought to use it on a surface prior to finishing. Wouldn’t paint or stain not adhere to the wax?
Right, fill stick is over kill and so was the excess wood filler . But some useful tips
@@robervar1097 Right, the concepts are there, he's just pretty manic about it.
@@jcarry5214that’s what I was thinking it’s a nice touch definitely but I feel like it’d make paint not stick as better to the surface but if it works it works and is a nice touch to the job
This is soooo cool!!
Well done.
Fill stick or white crayon? How does paint stick to crayon? It's wax.
Awesome job
Ooo that was clean as fuck! Love it!
Good one , is your author name Faye C. Sheus ? Though note the gals are more receptive to this diy , wax was over kill
Oh wow an actual video with real knowledge and not ramen as a scenic painter I salute u 🫡
You have skills!❤
Looks great!
Try Bondo, which is a better and tougher filler. I've used wood filler, but after stumbling across bondo, I've not gone back.
Great stuff, but quick question what's the fill stock made from? If you were to use a crayon that would be a good bond for paint?
Its from a company called "mohawk". I fix furniture for a living and its easy for me to get because the all the furniture company I've ever worked for have an account with them but for the general public it think is way harder to get them. They have similar products at home depot.
Super glue and baking soda is quicker and stronger just saying it hardens instantly and is ready to sand
Dude wow that looked great thank you for that tip I have a couple pieces that ima try that on it won't work with stained furniture any tips for those pieces
Paint it lmao
Amazing!
i've used bondo before. it's better than wood filler for this but a little more work
Looks good dude 👌
Burnishing with cardboard was a slick move
using mohawk paints, the issabella suite works best as a base over the raw wood before the flat white paint. it covers better so ou need less white. im an IQI for a company and this is my job repairing all issues before they get delivered to cuustomers.
I love this. Wow!
I love this.
Looks good AF...
You are a master. My hat off to you.
I love shit like this!
You can also use baking soda and super glue just put tape on the edge and put the baking soda in there and let the super glue soak in it'll set up hard as a rock sand it flush it's a great repair method
Life saver!🙏🏾
das ist so toll was du kannst, ich find das mega super
That's some awesome skills, almost like a magic trick 😂
as someone whose dinged a majority of their ikea furniture... this is a game changer
Do you use fatty crayon? Doesn't that make the paint not stick?
I never had a issue like that as long you are just filling finish nail holes .
Very nice.
There is an old saying... "A great cabinetmaker is not known on how well he can build it the first time, but on how well he can fix his mistakes"
No ramen noodles?
same thoughts
Good one
Can you explain when to use wood filler or wood putty?
Thank you 😍
Ngl I wouldn’t even paint it lol 😂giving it character -
Great video
How do you match up colors. Do the manufacturers put color codes on the box or something
Mostly through experience.. But there is this company called Mohawk that makes most of the colors that match Ashley furniture pieces. They’ll send you a color catalog if you contact them.
@@Furniturerepairschool thank you very much!
In my experience, thats white.
@@chrisasher8222there are easily like a million shades of white
@@Agrillot6 I think that was the point of Chris Asher, that you cant go just by "experience." 😂
Woow.... that's a dam good job.
That looks like two-part bondo filler. There's a "plastic" stage where you can easily shave it down. If you wait till it fully hardens you'll have your work cut out for you.
that blue hardener is a bitch to cover . use 100 grit on 1st pass . put 2nd coat of filler 220 is fine for final if painting
@@guystephens2881 They make an open rasp that I like to call a cheese grater. There's a point where the bondo is a soft plastic consistency. Use said rasp or similar tools to quickly shape. They you can finish up after it fully hardens.
But yes, once cured it's a bitch to sand. I haven't done it in a while but I used to use oil based kilz to prime, then paint.
I do feel bad for the next guy who's excited to sand it all down to show off the original woodwork...
Can you fix a crushed soul? 😂 ❤ I'm joking... you did great! ❤❤❤❤❤ from Texas
Great video, but what do you do or what can you do if you can do anything with stained woon furniture?
I don't think the wood filler is going to work.
Excellent job
Love these crayons!!! Goes with on every job!
What are they?
@@alext8828 search (white crayon filler)
Thank you
and now we re-paint the entire piece of furniture because that one spot is not going to match if we don't
It was going so well then I sprayed my oak furniture white.
Nice work
you do a great job sir, a credit to the profession
Amazing!!!!!
He used two part bondo, not wood filler.
Bondo makes Wood Filler
Looks great
That's the desk before he damaged it
Beautiful
You missed the part where you breakdown the particleboard 'furniture' and throw it in the trash.
There is a place particle board can be used. Inside partitions within that cabinet. The rest solid wood-period...........
lmao!
What if it's natural wood finish?
One of my cats is obsessed with rubbing and biting on the corners of wood furniture.
This video gives me hope lol.
That is great!
Very good young man
Luckily, he specified the colour of the paint to use.
I think it was white
@@Bender1 you know how many shade of white there are?
@@ivanmartinez632 at least 1 maybe more
Actually, HUNDREDS.