Painted Sewing Machine Table | Rethunk Junk Paint Review
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Here's how we gave this painted sewing machine table a perfect pop of color. Make sure to finish the video for my review of the Rethunk Junk Paint!
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|What to Expect|
0:00 Before
0:16 Prep for Paint
1:09 Paint with Rethunk Junk in Wildberry
1:57 Scratch Test
2:18 Sanding the Paint
2:39 Last Coat of Paint
3:05 Finishing Touches
4:07 After
4:36 Rethunk Junk Paint Review
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|Supplies Used|
• Electric Screwdriver: homedepot.sjv.io/Ke379n
• Tin Foil
• Painters Tape: amzn.to/3KiuIje
• Rethunk Junk Prep Cleaner: amzn.to/3mhWGVc
• An Old Rag
• Rethunk Junk - Wildberry: amzn.to/3zCSt1t
• Zibra Round Paint Brush: bit.ly/3fAmbKQ
• Fine Grit Foam Pad (Use code RAY10 to get 10% off your order): surfprepsanding.com/product/3...
• Tack Cloth: amzn.to/3bcXJwp
• Old English: amzn.to/3H4WqRo
• Bar Keepers Friend: homedepot.sjv.io/P0eJ7N
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❤ ❤Want to turn your Hobby into Cash??
We use this pricing sheet to know how much we should buy and sell our painted furniture for. You can download it for free here. arayofsunlight.com/free-pricing-guide-yt/ ❤❤
I love this!
I love that you kept the machine. If you were close enough for me to buy from I’d buy this no matter the condition of the machine. I’ll happily put the work in to fix the machine, always.
Cute!!!
The sewing table turned out so cute! Love the color! I just inherited an old sewing machine cabinet and was looking for a video on how to refinish it, this was very helpful! Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
The chalk paint I've used worked great. Years ago I used an acrylic Glidden product called Kitchen and Bath to paint a cabinet black and it did great. Everyone thought I had spray painted it as they could see no brush strokes and the woodgrain was still visible. Two secrets: 1) proper prep with degreasing using No Sand AND light sanding and 2) Only use an artist quality brush. I EXCLUSIVELY use only artist quality brushes for all furniture and any interior services. I even paint all trim with an artist gesso brush. Makes a huge difference.
I have done 2 pieces using Rethunk Junk. The desk had a plastic type coating on it. The table was just a cheap wood. I watched the "How to" 2 minute tutorials first. The Prep was easy to use and did prepare the items for the paint. The first coat is like the base coat with coverage being on the second and if needed, third coat. I did use the recommended top coat. I had no gritty feel on the paint. It was so successful for me I've just ordered more paint for a new project.
Have you ever tried Miss Lillian's NO WAX Chock Paint?
Is there a reason you didn’t use a primer?