How to Paint Furniture WITHOUT Sanding | No Brush Marks - No Priming - No Topcoat
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Want to know how to paint furniture without sanding? Today's makeover has easy and simple steps that anyone can follow!
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Update: It's been 2 months since I painted these end tables, and the paint is still just barely scratching when I scratch at it. So, I wouldn't recommend painting with this paint without scuff sanding or priming before.
I love the finish and the brush free look you can get with this paint though!!
|What to Expect|
0:00 Before
0:38 Prep for Painting
1:09 Test Paint with Farmhouse Paint in the color Pumice Stone
1:48 Scratch Test
2:13 Paint 1st Coat
3:31 Paint 2 More Coats
4:13 Installing New Hardware
4:45 After
5:03 Final Thoughts
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|Supplies Used|
• Electric Screwdriver: homedepot.sjv.io/Ke379n
• Krud Kutter: homedepot.sjv.io/P04YLe
• Farmhouse Paint in the Color Pumice Stone:
• Zibra Paint Brush (Round): bit.ly/3fAmbKQ
• Kreg Hardware Jig: amzn.to/3l71nwS
• Electric Drill: homedepot.sjv.io/kjZPXV
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Adorable tables! Yes,I would rather be safe then sorry. Team sand and primer here.
Update: It's been 2 months since I painted these end tables, and the paint is still just barely scratching when I scratch at it. So, I wouldn't recommend painting with this paint without scuff sanding or priming before.
I love the finish and the brush free look you can get with this paint though!!
Love the honesty!
Hi! Would it be better to spray a layer of clear top coat on top like in one of your previous videos?
@@kathrineermeus7952 yes Im wondering this too
Really appreciate the video and the simple makeover! The pieces looked to be in really good condition. Your videos are very informative and I’ve learned from you about the scratch test. Just tried it recently… thank you!
Much, much better! ✌🏼❤️
Thank you! Made it look easy
Thank you so much , it's Beautiful and thank you for you're honesty,
I always sand and prime😁 The end tables turned out great 💖
Look so cute
NICE.
They look awesome and yes that’s what I want to do just put the paint on and sell. They really look great I’m going to see in Florida if I can find that paint
Thank you for the video. If you do use topcoat do you have to wait a whole month for the paint to cure?
Also let's say you decide to paint on top of this piece some decorative designs with some craft acrylics. Would I have to wait a month for curing or can one paint on after it gets dry?
I appreciate it!
Great job🎉
Thank you!
What paint to use I want to paint over brown wood a silver color
Where did you get that paint?
The tables look beautiful!
Awesome
Thanks!
Could you use "awesome" instead of krud kutter?
How much water did u add-and what was that gizmo you used to make new screw holes? I’ll definitely be trying this-thanks! Oh-would it make sense yo seal it with wax?
I don’t measure my water to paint ratio… just to whatever feels not thick haha. Sorry but I honestly can’t say.
Links to the products I used are in the description of this video for ya.
Yep you could seal it with wax if you need to.
The problem I have with painted furniture is that it gets sticky. Does anybody knows if this is because I give it too many layers of paint or am I using the wrong paint? Thank you.
That sounds like the wrong paint to me. Latex paint (the stuff you use on the walls) feels very rubbery on furniture. Or you need to topcoat the paint with waterbased polyurethane to make it feel like normal furniture should.
@@ARayofSunlight Thank you so much.
How long do you let dry between coats?
2 hours I believe.
Also I noticed it is beautiful to paint so the woodgrain shows.
I don't know how it is done though.
It is painted, not paint - washed.
Oak is open grained, meaning that if you don’t use grain filler, you will probably see the texture of the grain through the paint. This paint probably looks much smoother on a wood like maple.
How do you distress furniture?
check out our blog post on different ways you can distress furniture you might find helpful! arayofsunlight.com/painted-distressed-furniture-how-to/
What kind of brush you use
I used a round brush here. Links to the supplies used for this makeover are in the description for ya!
I'd say the scratch test was a definite fail. Scuff sanding isn't that big of a deal and totally worth it to have good adhesion.
Right, theres pretty much no circumstance where you shouldn’t sand before applying paint, unless it’s an overcoat or chemical key
Love having not to sand! Hate sanding!
Oak is to beautiful to paint.
Maybe better to sand and stain.
totally agree with you
And hiding info . What paint?😂