Ep. 77 This Paint Job was HORRIBLE…but then Restored

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • This Restoration of a Mid-Century Buffet certainly came with many frustrating challenges. The previous owner painted this furniture blue, making the removal of all the finishes very difficult; but, with every challenge, I learn new things. Follow along as I share some of the mistakes I made along the way. Thanks for all the support. Barry
    #howto #restoration #furniturerestoration #reselling
    HERE ARE WAYS YOU CAN HELP SUPPORT THE CHANNEL:
    PATREON: / madcitymodern
    🎁🎁🎁Amazon Wishlist:
    www.amazon.com...
    ☕☕☕Buy Me A Coffee
    www.buymeacoff...
    Follow Me On Instagram!
    / madcityfurniture
    Follow Me On Facebook
    / madcitymodern
    Send a Postcard from your City, or send a product for me to feature on my next video.
    Mad City Modern
    P.O. Box 7695
    3902 Milwaukee St.
    Madison, Wisconsin, USA 53707
    MAD CITY MODERN APPAREL
    Check out over 500 apparel designs in my new Etsy Shop:
    www.etsy.com/s...
    NEW TOOL RESTORATION CHANNEL (MAD CITY RESTORATIONS) : / @madcityrestorations8293
    🔨🔨TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO
    SURFPREP SANDER DISCOUNT: www.surfprepsa...?aff=143
    USE CODE: MADCITY10
    THE FURNITURE BIBLE: amzn.to/3MNv3g4
    Workmate Black & Decker Bench: amzn.to/3tbIb6y
    FLAT BAHCO CARBIDE SCRAPER: amzn.to/2VAbYY5
    Detailed SCRAPER SET: amzn.to/3DjeftN
    MINI CARBIDE SCRAPER: amzn.to/3pz41h0
    GLUE SYRINGE SET: amzn.to/3qnmaCe
    MAGNET TRAY: amzn.to/40G72w8
    BUFFING WHEEL RAKE CLEANER: amzn.to/42m98lB
    Jorgensen Clamps: amzn.to/3CatiD4
    Palette Knife Set: amzn.to/3N7Pt4B
    BENCHTOP GRINDER/BUFFER: amzn.to/3L1WIc8
    NEON Green Nitrile Gloves: amzn.to/3qneHQG
    SHOP TOWELS: amzn.to/3hpuES9
    MAKITA RANDOM ORBITAL SANDER: amzn.to/422lf7E
    3M RESPIRATOR: amzn.to/3C6AmAi
    Dust Brush: amzn.to/3H24orO
    SANDING MOUSE: amzn.to/3xZ6zcl
    MICRO SANDER: amzn.to/3Nn4Sel
    BEST SANDING BLOCK: amzn.to/3bt0Kfs
    Sanding Plane: amzn.to/3NsavHX
    MAGNET TRAY: amzn.to/3KueDtm
    DENTAL KIT: amzn.to/3Xs8rou
    KLEAN STRIP PREMIUM STRIPPER: amzn.to/3ludaJf
    0000 STEEL WOOL: amzn.to/3IcRGcC
    CHIP BRUSHES: amzn.to/3lwbBKQ
    Mini CHISEL SET: amzn.to/3K2WnqG
    NAREX CHISEL SET: amzn.to/3HRmRca
    NAREX WOODEN MALLET: amzn.to/3jOWICO
    WAX BRUSH: amzn.to/42o7mAs
    HOWARD FEED N WAX: amzn.to/3oPyKtx
    RUBIO MONOCOAT: amzn.to/3JHGPa0
    DISCLAIMER: Most Product Links are Affiliate Links, and I may receive a small portion of the sales at no extra cost to you. Always follow proper safety procedures when working on projects and read warning labels on any new products you're using.

Комментарии • 670

  • @MadCityModern
    @MadCityModern  Год назад +129

    This project had me frustrated many times, and I still don't feel like it is complete, but I am grateful for all the hard lessons learned along the way. Thank you for all your support! Barry

    • @fireknight673
      @fireknight673 Год назад +1

      Fantastic work as always and showing you work on several projects at once

    • @jessicabuck-daniel2160
      @jessicabuck-daniel2160 Год назад +1

      Anything spray painted frustrates me. I love the hardware. ❤ Great job.

    • @deborahdanhauer8525
      @deborahdanhauer8525 Год назад +1

      I made a comment below that maybe the legs would look better slanted out? It’s not a criticism, just an idea🤗❤️🐝

    • @mersea.714
      @mersea.714 Год назад

      I love the end product! Great job Barry!

    • @ibmimi2566
      @ibmimi2566 Год назад

      Wow that turned out really, really, beautiful!!!

  • @Betharoot
    @Betharoot Год назад +128

    You are in that weird place of your skills journey. Seeing where you've been, but seeing how much further there is to go. Give yourself grace because you are more talented than you give yourself credit for. This piece is beautiful.

    • @MadCityModern
      @MadCityModern  Год назад +21

      This means alot

    • @lindaali6703
      @lindaali6703 Год назад +3

      👋🏼🌻🇺🇲😉👍🏻

    • @hickorygolddoc
      @hickorygolddoc Год назад +4

      Well said! @Betharoot! I totally agree!! That was quite the ugly duck and it no longer is. I don’t think you ever stop learning lessons and skills unless you decide to. It’s in all things raising children, crops, farm animals, flowers....fixing cars, tractors, roads, houses, furniture......always more lessons! Barry is really a wonderful, creative soul who has an enviable ability to learn. I am always impressed by that!

    • @geofffikar3417
      @geofffikar3417 6 месяцев назад +1

      He is super talented. I quit refinishing painted furniture decades ago,
      just couldn't deal with cleaning all the paint out of the wood. He did an
      absolutely fabulous job on this furniture. Seeing some of the projects he
      has done, and his skills, made me subscribe.

  • @johng.
    @johng. Год назад +104

    Just freaking gorgeous! Who would have believed that such beautiful wood was hidden under all that hideous finish. Great work, Barry 😁

    • @Maitree15
      @Maitree15 Год назад +1

      LLLLLOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL, I just noticed you used "freaking " !

    • @cynthiafisher9907
      @cynthiafisher9907 Год назад

      Barry. Barry would.

    • @johng.
      @johng. Год назад

      @@cynthiafisher9907 Of course!

  • @polgarauk5606
    @polgarauk5606 Год назад +70

    Ok not going to lie I was NOT expecting the final results after watching the video and seeing the numerous frustrations for you Barry BUT WOW what a result it is absolutely beautiful far far more beautiful than I could ever have imagined it being.
    You worked magic with this one Barry 🥰🤗

  • @pamsheets632
    @pamsheets632 Год назад +39

    WOW, wow, wow the cabinet doesn't even look like the same cabinet you started with. You turned it in to a magnificent beauty! Well done Barry! Very impressive work! 😊

  • @tysonperna8844
    @tysonperna8844 Год назад +27

    I love that you don't judge the original refinisher for painting it, when half way through the project you're considering throwing it out yourself. It definitely helps you understand why they decided it wasn't worth more than a coat of spray paint. 😀 But I'm glad we got to see you do a restoration. The end result is beautiful. (Personal preference - I'd swap out those handles.)

  • @shellygenter8585
    @shellygenter8585 Год назад +4

    Missed your content Barry. That piece looks so much better. To the "artist " the piece never looks complete. To the layman, it's appears as perfection.

  • @WilldoAldone
    @WilldoAldone Год назад +9

    Absolutely beautiful Barry. I am convinced this peice was an early 50s blonde Asian influence buffet. From about 1950-54 blonde Asian style was popular along side of Tikki furniture. The handles are heavy and chunky and matched original base that seemed to anchor the peice firmly to the floor. You did an excellent job on it and what a difference the Howard's wax made in the overall beauty of the walnut.Thank you for posting love,love your work and honesty.

  • @grumpy5724
    @grumpy5724 Год назад +5

    I am a coppersmith (self taught and RUclips videos). Several weeks a go a friend wanted something unique made. I normally etch but this had to be different. So, again RUclips helped. I learned how to nickel plate. Plating is very simple and the plating solution can be made with normal household items.

  • @sophiachristo7546
    @sophiachristo7546 Год назад +13

    The walnut veneer is amazing! The legs you added instead of that awful base upgrade the piece! You had an accident with the handles but they turned out beautiful! I am so happy you can afford to edit and restore such pieces and share the process! Thanks so much for sharing

  • @markshafer9452
    @markshafer9452 Год назад +15

    Barry , you should be very proud of that piece! It is absolutely beautiful! What a transformation!

  • @booboopriestess9321
    @booboopriestess9321 Год назад +2

    Furniture is always in very safe hands with you ❤ 😊

  • @DM-ll7he
    @DM-ll7he Год назад +4

    wow looks really good. I am looking forward to all of your videos.

  • @bigpete4227
    @bigpete4227 Год назад +3

    You do yourself down Barry. That piece is an absolute peach! Also, any profit is still profit no matter the amount. I build stuff that sometimes twould put me below minimum wage but it’s my time and it was productive rather than costing me money. It’s a win win when you monetise your hobby mate. Have a good one.

  • @barbaralamoreaux328
    @barbaralamoreaux328 Год назад +2

    It looks great! Glad you discovered walnut under the blue paint and black enamel.

  • @jeffreypucella3931
    @jeffreypucella3931 Год назад +8

    I love every video u make such true passion and excellent results

    • @MadCityModern
      @MadCityModern  Год назад +2

      Thank you Jeffrey

    • @jeffreypucella3931
      @jeffreypucella3931 Год назад

      @@MadCityModern thank u. I truly feel peaceful watching and listening to you..learn alot and appreciate your devotion with heart..

  • @ktl711
    @ktl711 Год назад +7

    That is a surprisingly beautiful result! Maybe it wasn’t what you hoped for, but that finish and grain is gorgeous, and you kept it from the landfill! Someone will be very happy to have that in their home, thanks to you!

  • @maryperner9625
    @maryperner9625 Год назад +5

    Greatly improved. Thank you for sharing your process with us. As a neophyte refinisher, all information is good information.

  • @1977dharris
    @1977dharris Год назад +1

    This has nothing to do with your work on the piece but your voice is the only noise I can stand to hear today. I'm on day two of one of the worst migraines I've had since I was hit by a semi 4 years ago and hearing you talk is actually soothing for me today.

  • @kathharper
    @kathharper Год назад +10

    The final (as it is in this video, at least) looks wonderful and is a huge improvement over its original state. Your decision to make it taller was spot-on and really celebrates that walnut grain..

  • @neilschipper3741
    @neilschipper3741 Год назад +6

    All your hard work paid off, came out beautiful!

  • @Krise343
    @Krise343 Год назад +1

    “..At least know with confidence that’s something you’ll never try again”. I can apply this lesson to many experiences in my life. Please ask more than $400. It’s absolutely beautiful.

  • @karencooper9185
    @karencooper9185 Год назад +1

    Please know this is said with total love and respect...Are you goofy???...not feeling well??? ..."call it good"...seriously Barry?!?!
    That sideboard is absolutely stunning!!! Another magnificent restoration. BRAVO

  • @NoNamePrincess7
    @NoNamePrincess7 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for staying with the project!😊

  • @rachealsmith5138
    @rachealsmith5138 Год назад +7

    Oh my gosh, this is absolutely gorgeous! I think it looks so much better with the old bottom taken off, and the new likes added. I know you see things that still need to be done to it, but it is just beautiful!❤😊

  • @kathleenchang9206
    @kathleenchang9206 Год назад +8

    Pure joy watching you from start to such a beautiful finish, Barry.

  • @katetaggart4895
    @katetaggart4895 Год назад +1

    Ok video finished. Barry, that piece is beautiful. The glow and gleam of the wood.... * chef's kiss *

  • @joyceclark8476
    @joyceclark8476 Год назад +5

    Hi Barry, I’m glad you stayed with this piece. I really like how you turned it into something beautiful. Joyce ❤️🙏🇺🇸

  • @cynthiaknuerr7811
    @cynthiaknuerr7811 Год назад +4

    The sideboard is truly a piece of beauty. As your skills continue to flourish, we are also learning with you. Increasing the leg height was spot on!!

  • @Bzcenci812
    @Bzcenci812 Год назад

    When I see Restaurations I often think of the rentability of these projects, and from your words I can confirm my thoughts: it is not high. Your wish to repair comes from an inner source.

  • @shirleyannconfer9651
    @shirleyannconfer9651 Год назад +2

    The revealed wood grain is absolutely gorgeous. Yes, you’ve put a lot of work into this project, but it definitely shows.

  • @annmurphy883
    @annmurphy883 Год назад +1

    It doesn't even look like the same piece! It's gorgeous!

  • @maleahastommel7488
    @maleahastommel7488 Год назад +1

    No one would recognize that as the same furniture. Well done.

  • @melindat4198
    @melindat4198 Год назад

    You took an ugly duckling and turned it into a swan. Love your videos. They're not only enjoyable to watch but they're so informative.

  • @richardguile4669
    @richardguile4669 Год назад +5

    know it was a lot of work but definitely worth it. You transformed this piece, I think it looks fabulous with all that beautiful grain exposed and those perfect legs. Well done, Barry!

    • @MadCityModern
      @MadCityModern  Год назад +2

      Thank you Richard

    • @statewench2828
      @statewench2828 Год назад

      Yes, Barry took the heaviness of the oriental style and gave it a form of gracefulness.

  • @lorrainewhitlock5377
    @lorrainewhitlock5377 Год назад +2

    From what I can see it turned out to be a beautiful piece of furniture Barry❤😂🎉

  • @donnapalaussie19
    @donnapalaussie19 Год назад +2

    I’m not keen on this cabinet I must admit, especially the handles but you worked your magic once again Barry, nice job indeed 😊❤

  • @VioletJoy
    @VioletJoy Год назад +8

    What an absolute stunner!! It's amazing, Barry. You are so humble and perpetually positive. It's understandable to get frustrated with pieces that require a lot of detail work. You might want to keep in mind that your viewers really enjoy watching you work through difficulties like that. Many of us learn through you. Your work is incredible and you might not give yourself enough credit.
    I'm blown away by what you turned this piece into. It was a brilliant decision to remove the base and add the legs. It's gorgeous!!!

  • @debbysouthworth5606
    @debbysouthworth5606 Год назад +1

    Beautiful work!! I have never understood the person who would cover beautiful wood with tacky paint jobs.

  • @monicaluketich6913
    @monicaluketich6913 Год назад

    I've heard a saying:"If you never fail, then you are not taking enough chances." We feel good about our successes, but we learn more from our failures. I hope my successes look as good as your "failures"! Thank you for teaching us correct techniques and which tools to use.

  • @leahtupts4629
    @leahtupts4629 Год назад +2

    Beautiful! So glad you didn’t throw this piece to the woodpile!!

  • @johnje4285
    @johnje4285 Год назад +2

    Another fabulous result, especially as you had to re-imagine the whole design

  • @mimi2the4
    @mimi2the4 Год назад +3

    Barry, I love your channel, your work, and your soothing tone while educating us along the way! I've ben doing this for decades, but I arn learning from you regularly...ihave never boiled my hardware, just soaked it cold overnight

  • @bodaciousmo
    @bodaciousmo Год назад +3

    It’s beautiful! The legs look original. I’m looking forward to your next projects. Sometimes work can seem like you don’t make much headway, but there are small things that after time build up to make a big transformation! My previous work was in property management, lots of homeless cleanup. No matter the work I did, the next day there was a 97.35% 🙃 chance the mess would be back. After some frustration, I began to improve on my efficiency and worked on approaching each day as calmly as possible. It didn’t happen overnight, haha! I hope these tedious projects can provide you with positive avenues- even the ability to refrain from being overwhelmed and taking the journey bit by bit is big! Have a great week!

  • @pitsnipe5559
    @pitsnipe5559 Год назад +2

    Barry, you done good son! I was thinking it was elm. That wax finish is super nice.

  • @Sharon-bo2se
    @Sharon-bo2se 6 месяцев назад

    Whatever its origins and history, you gave the piece new life and purpose. The walnut glows and the new legs give it better proportions. I know you are always learning the crafts but you have a positive and calming attitude to the journey. Well done, Barry.

  • @luckytahlula6515
    @luckytahlula6515 Год назад

    Dear Barry, my woodworking friend, your piece turned out lovely. I just wanted everyone to know that woodworking isn't as easy as you make it look. Your professionalism and attention to detail is to be commended. That was a lot of hard work, and I know this because you inspired me to work on my wooden furniture. Now I'm a lot older than you, but everyone that came around (my neighbors) to check my progress said they would just replace their pieces with new ones. Too much work for them.
    But my pieces are very sentimental to me. I've had them for a long time. I do have an advantage somewhat, mine are solid wood. Thank goodness, just a few small repairs where the vacuum has hit them.
    I love your channel and I consider you a friend and woodworking mentor. You persevere and get it done. Never doubt yourself when your intentions are thought through and their reasons are in the best interest of the matter. Live,learn, and love. God bless you and keep you.

  • @nancyclark3049
    @nancyclark3049 Год назад +9

    Barry you just never disappoint! Stunning piece of furniture! Thanks for another awesome video!

  • @pattyseel1892
    @pattyseel1892 Год назад

    I was very happy to hear you say "never underestimate the value of opening a book." I agree whole heartedly. and I love to watch your videos. They're very peaceful relaxing and informative. keep up the good work!

  • @jennygraham3033
    @jennygraham3033 14 дней назад +1

    It looks great. What a difference!

  • @lilacscentedfushias1852
    @lilacscentedfushias1852 2 месяца назад +1

    Love it! Give yourself a break, don’t be so tough on herself. I can say that because I do it too

  • @1954JDR
    @1954JDR Год назад +3

    You did an excellent job on that sideboard. It is beautiful.

  • @hsimpson6581
    @hsimpson6581 Год назад +3

    It’s sad how fast you can ruin a piece of furniture and how much time it takes to save it. But you do a fantastic job as always

  • @timshea5738
    @timshea5738 Год назад

    After so many painted, cut up and otherwise molested pieces your project is a welcome breath of fresh air. Well done, and Thank You.

  • @j.l.fisher6112
    @j.l.fisher6112 Год назад +2

    Amazing, far better than I expected. The walnut veneer is beautiful 😍

  • @gihanrashad3270
    @gihanrashad3270 Год назад +1

    I think you did a fantastic job. You transferred an ugly duckling into a swan. Thank you.

  • @eljoy5280
    @eljoy5280 Год назад +1

    Finish looks great. I preferred the original base for its unique style that gave it character.

  • @poetryqn
    @poetryqn Год назад

    The legs just elevated the piece for me, both physically and metaphorically. The wood grain on the veneer is gorgeous. So much better than the sloppy blue paint job!

  • @lorriewhite7886
    @lorriewhite7886 3 дня назад

    This is so beautiful! Thank you for your willingness to teach as well as do!

  • @tucsi2754
    @tucsi2754 Год назад +1

    May not be perfect but it is gorgeous. I can imagine having this one in my home 😍

  • @emilyvelez4938
    @emilyvelez4938 Год назад

    My favorite part of your videos is the paint stripping. I just love it for some weird reason. I'd love a paint stripping compilation video 😊

  • @JesusEduardoQuinteroSuar-eg7id
    @JesusEduardoQuinteroSuar-eg7id Год назад +3

    Very good job.., magnificent result..! Greetings from Ecuador!!!

  • @jd9351
    @jd9351 Год назад +2

    Nicely done. Don't over think it.

  • @jimtongas821
    @jimtongas821 Год назад +1

    Sorry I don't care what you say that what is absolutely amazing!
    I can see why they went with the Asian flair with the paint.
    Those handles are cool.
    The word came out awesome and my legs elevated to look.
    No pun intended.

  • @jenwylie4093
    @jenwylie4093 2 месяца назад

    What an impressive transformation! Who would have known such beautiful wood was hidden underneath. I have pained many pine pieces of furniture, but I would have a hard time painting over something that was naturally so beautiful!

  • @geoc1966
    @geoc1966 Год назад +2

    Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!

  • @pegeen6634
    @pegeen6634 Год назад +4

    Barry, you’ve done great (with mistakes you’ve leaned) so far with this project❗️I really appreciate the time out you take to show us what you got around your shop. Plus the “thank yous”. I’ve used Howard’s wax as a last step on wood. That’s ok? I buffed it in.
    Again thanks for sharing your wood pieces with us. 🤩😻🕊️

  • @diysbydar
    @diysbydar Год назад +4

    Wow! So beautiful my friend. I am currently doing a No No, painting 3 sides of a lane cedar chest. It's not a real old one, but I think it will really please some one. Awesome piece once again Barry, well done.

  • @audiomxr
    @audiomxr Год назад

    Wowowowow…the end result is a testament to perseverance! Your decision to remove the base was excellent.

  • @bluecurlygirl
    @bluecurlygirl Год назад +2

    It's gorgeous Barry. That hardware incident is well covered too. Interested in hearing how the feed and wax gets on with the rubio

  • @patriciamathis7042
    @patriciamathis7042 Год назад +4

    Looks pretty perfect to me. I love that you reused the hardware ❤❤❤

  • @colleenkidwell6871
    @colleenkidwell6871 Год назад +1

    WOW. Great call removing the original base. Beautiful.

  • @joann5157
    @joann5157 Год назад

    Barry, you surely made a silk purse out of a sow's ear. I'm working on a knitting project and have learned that every mistake is a learning experience. Challenges are what keeps life interesting.

  • @fraserwrobb3075
    @fraserwrobb3075 Год назад +7

    Really beautiful results! You made the best possible decisions at each of those critical points when lots of people would have given up. It seemed like a project that was loaded with frustrations. I hope the other pieces you're working on will go more smoothly and profitably. That large green one looks interesting, hope its next!

    • @MadCityModern
      @MadCityModern  Год назад +5

      Always love your comments

    • @statewench2828
      @statewench2828 Год назад +2

      I spotted that green set right off! Can't hardly wait to see it.

  • @pamsharp7656
    @pamsharp7656 Год назад +1

    I so enjoy your videos. I learn along with your work. Each piece has a journey.

  • @lwilliams946
    @lwilliams946 Год назад +2

    It may have taken lots longer than practical, but refinishing is not always about practical. This looks incredible and I love the new legs.The bees wax enriched the color so much. Its a very beautiful piece!

  • @franceshurt3517
    @franceshurt3517 Год назад +1

    WOW Barry, that looks amazing compared to the original.🥰💕👍👍💪💪

  • @ashleyosborne6239
    @ashleyosborne6239 Год назад

    WOW, Barry!! I am practically speechless!! You are truly gifted. And that wood underneath all the layers of different paints is GORGEOUS!! The choice of legs you went with...game changer. Well done, Barry. 😊

  • @mkemp5983
    @mkemp5983 Год назад +2

    that was wonderful, can’t believe they painted over all that beauty!

  • @Debleves
    @Debleves Год назад +1

    it's beautiful and you did a great job with it but I would have love to see it black again

    • @MadCityModern
      @MadCityModern  Год назад

      I actually considered it. Thank you for the great feedback

  • @CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS
    @CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS Год назад +13

    That was a splendid restoration, Barry! From what you began with, it is an amasing accomplishment! As always, you do fantastic work with the pieces you restore!👍

  • @milliecutie1080
    @milliecutie1080 Год назад

    That is a MILLION times better than it is was!!! Well done 🎉🎉🎉

  • @caroladams9462
    @caroladams9462 Год назад +3

    Looks gorgeous to me!

  • @christiemay4444
    @christiemay4444 Год назад +2

    WOW! What a beautiful transformation! Such beautiful wood! You made it beautiful again! So lovely!

  • @lindaposta939
    @lindaposta939 Год назад +1

    I was kind of liking the original base but it did date it…it was worth all the trouble to re do this piece..it looks high end and is gorgeous!

  • @robertamonpas2029
    @robertamonpas2029 Год назад +2

    I think the base was an attempt to match the draw pulls which are amazing. The green furniture looks like a pain for the eyes. Also the colorful white dresser that you have some tools on looks fun with all the colors.

  • @sdupre61
    @sdupre61 Год назад +1

    I like your choice of removing the base, and thought sure you would give it different hardware, too. The finished wood looks great.

  • @ninoskae
    @ninoskae Год назад +1

    You sir are the ultimate perfectionist! This piece was fortunate to end up in your very talented hands! Didn’t doubt for a moment you would make it a desirable piece and lucky for us a very instructive learning experience. Bravo 👏🏽 👏🏽

  • @NewSummitInc
    @NewSummitInc Год назад +1

    This piece is beautiful, Barry. Well done!

  • @markvachon7131
    @markvachon7131 Год назад +2

    Everything you show turns out nice you do a great job the time you spend is well worth it I know some of the frustration you have good taste you have a eye for beauty wood

  • @GDixon-ch3yl
    @GDixon-ch3yl Год назад

    Oh my goodness the difference between the four and the after is so phenomenal. Now it is truly a gorgeous piece of furniture. Wonderful job.

  • @cwpowell9453
    @cwpowell9453 Год назад +1

    You sure amazed me with the final results. All the negative thoughts you had were for naught. I'm loving this piece. ❤

  • @SewTexas
    @SewTexas Год назад +2

    Barry, highly respectable job, the piece looks very nice!

  • @jeanettepaynter1183
    @jeanettepaynter1183 Год назад

    This is a beautiful piece of furniture. All your hard work and frustration paid off. Who would would have thought all that beauty was hidden under that blue paint.👍

  • @cherihatcher7871
    @cherihatcher7871 Год назад +1

    From where it started to where you finished it turned out beautiful. Like it just the way it looks now. ❤

  • @alibobo2009
    @alibobo2009 Год назад +2

    Wow. Learning experiences are fun, and, yes, call it good! It’s so wonderful to hear your thoughts and how you process the challenges you find. It’s just so practical and good modeling. Beautiful piece!

  • @my_flippin_journey
    @my_flippin_journey Год назад +1

    *What a transformation .. gorgeous just gorgeous*

  • @rinaelia4455
    @rinaelia4455 Год назад +1

    Once again you woked your magic! Great job!!😊

  • @sistersarann3819
    @sistersarann3819 Год назад +3

    Master at Restoration. Magnificent, well done :)

  • @feelthepeace
    @feelthepeace Год назад

    Wow! Wow! Wow, wow, wow!!! I knew it was walnut ... you did it SUCH HONOR! I would looooovvve this piece.