Thanks for watching everyone! I noticed I forgot to add the sanding clips at the end. After cleaning everything with water (allowing it to dry) I sanded the entire piece with 240 grit and cleaned it with a tack cloth. Then I applied the Odie's Oil. - Jamie
there were two holes in the top, and they looked bad and were crumbly. So, painting it is easier for a layperson than fixing it. And I wonder if those dark marks on the drawer fronts were there before the painting
Because of the things he discovered under the paint. You have to remember even 10-15years ago there wasn't the wealth of knowledge available that there is now about products and techniques and sometimes ppl do the best they can.
@@NatashaEstrada Plus, this guy is a dedicated furniture restorer, with a shop and tools and experience. For someone who needed that piece of furniture but had limited skills, painting was probably a wis move. If nothing else, it sealed and protected the wood until it could end up in the custody of someone who wanted to-and was able to-restore it.
If you don’t know how to do all this, you paint it. I don’t know how to do this stuff but I have been watching these to learn so I can redo some pieces from my grandparents.
You did a great job with this piece of furniture. You don’t have to speed up the video so much. Some of us enjoy watching the work in progress. It’s not boring. Thanks for being part of this challenge.😊
Amazing, seeing it online I thought it would be a decent project but I had no clue it would be a nice danish teak piece! I got lucky. Thanks for watching
Not quite true, though. Gunnar Tibergaard isn’t a name that’s very sought-after here in Denmark. Maybe other European countries value these kind of mid century teak furnitures higher. In Denmark this would be between 500-650 USD in good condition. Danish people really wants lighter wood like oak and beech. Still a great restoration though.
I'm here from Flipping Drawers announcing the challenge, but I'm about 3/4 of the way through the playlist. So, yes, I'm new here, but right off the bat I want to say a big thank you for starting this all out with a lead test!
Persistence with the oxalic acid certainly paid off. Thank you for this beautiful addition to the MCM Challenge. Teak is such a classic in Danish Modern furniture. I love how this restoration glows with new life. ❤🏆👌✨️❤️
I love hearing the hockey game in the background. Until I saw your comment I thought it was a UK soccer game! It sounded like you had your own cheering squad supporting you with every stroke of the steel wool.
Glad that you participated in the MCM Challenge otherwise I would never have found your posts. Very nicely restored Teak Desk. In the 1960's, I had a Teak sideboard with IDENTICAL handles! Brought back many memories. I've no idea where it is now. Probably painted purple and sitting in someone's garage now :(
Teak is such a gorgeous wood. Your project turned out really nice. I hope you do a little video on the color paints when you do the filled in holes, I'd like to see it.
First time viewer. Trying to watch all the MCM challenges that other restoration ppl are so generously posting to promote. I enjoyed the piece you restored and I think out of the 10 I’ve watched so far, you have the most unique piece. Most ppl who watch these kind of videos enjoy half hour or even longer. If you slow down your video a bit I think you would get more ppl to come back. (Subscribers)You need to know you’re worth it bc you do very good wrk. Good luck and keep um coming. New subscriber today. Thank you
Beautiful end result! You are a skilled craftsman. Thanks for joining this challenge so those of us new to your channel can follow along with your work.
Nice job! The water in the stripper reacting with the original finish is possibly what stained the wood. I had some teak/walnut lamp bases that got wet when they were mostly bare wood and they turned black. Didn't try any oxalic acid on them as they were pretty beat up already.
Yes thankfully it worked after a handful of applications... and lol I was rushing to get this video completed for the deadline and of course had to miss something 🤣 Thanks for watching tequeena :)
I'm here for the MCM challenge. Beautiful restoration! Way to try new things. It turned out great!! I hit subscribe so I can see how you tackle the holes. WELL DONE MAN!!!
Many people don’t realize that when you Paint a piece of furniture with regular paint you would use on drywall hous interiors especially in wet climates, the likelihood that Rot will ensue under the paint & Mold will grow is strong. As shown by this little Teak floating drawer desk. Another reason I don’t like painted furniture. This was a great restoration of this valuable Mid Century Modern cleaver Teak Floating Drawer Desk. Turned out very pretty . Blessings from Dozer, Butter Bean & me in Garden Ridge Texas❤
Awesome! I enjoyed doing this challenge with all the other creators, they are all amazing to chat with and have incredible skills. Appreciate you checking out my channel/video!
I found you through the challenge. Thank you for taking part. This is quite a transformation! That paint job was such an abomination. I appreciated the lead test footage.
Love the piece, did a great job considering all the challenges. I am anxious to see how you address the holes because I have a piece with similars issues. I really like your editing, I have a difficult time watching longer videos.
Thanks for watching everyone! I noticed I forgot to add the sanding clips at the end. After cleaning everything with water (allowing it to dry) I sanded the entire piece with 240 grit and cleaned it with a tack cloth. Then I applied the Odie's Oil. - Jamie
You're only human. I had to joke in my comment. At least you called it a desk right? 😂
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I'll never understand why people cover up such beautiful wood with paint. 1000% improvement.
there were two holes in the top, and they looked bad and were crumbly. So, painting it is easier for a layperson than fixing it. And I wonder if those dark marks on the drawer fronts were there before the painting
Because of the things he discovered under the paint. You have to remember even 10-15years ago there wasn't the wealth of knowledge available that there is now about products and techniques and sometimes ppl do the best they can.
@@NatashaEstrada Plus, this guy is a dedicated furniture restorer, with a shop and tools and experience. For someone who needed that piece of furniture but had limited skills, painting was probably a wis move. If nothing else, it sealed and protected the wood until it could end up in the custody of someone who wanted to-and was able to-restore it.
My thoughts exactly.😢
If you don’t know how to do all this, you paint it. I don’t know how to do this stuff but I have been watching these to learn so I can redo some pieces from my grandparents.
You did a great job with this piece of furniture. You don’t have to speed up the video so much. Some of us enjoy watching the work in progress. It’s not boring. Thanks for being part of this challenge.😊
This desk in good condition is valued 2500 dollars here in Europe. Great job taking it back to its glory.
Amazing, seeing it online I thought it would be a decent project but I had no clue it would be a nice danish teak piece! I got lucky. Thanks for watching
Not quite true, though. Gunnar Tibergaard isn’t a name that’s very sought-after here in Denmark. Maybe other European countries value these kind of mid century teak furnitures higher. In Denmark this would be between 500-650 USD in good condition. Danish people really wants lighter wood like oak and beech. Still a great restoration though.
2500$😂 on which planet??
Flipping Draws brought me here! ✊🏾
That is an elegant desk. Great job Jamie 😃
Thanks Jay, happy I could join in on this challenge with everyone 😀
What a gorgeous makeover! I’m a first time viewer but I will be back. I love your filming/editing style. You say so much without saying a word 😊
Thank you so much!! :)
I'm here from Flipping Drawers announcing the challenge, but I'm about 3/4 of the way through the playlist. So, yes, I'm new here, but right off the bat I want to say a big thank you for starting this all out with a lead test!
I love the restoration on the desk. Breaking it down to it's individual pieces increases your work but makes such an incredible restoration.
Glad you enjoyed the process!
Persistence with the oxalic acid certainly paid off.
Thank you for this beautiful addition to the MCM Challenge. Teak is such a classic in Danish Modern furniture. I love how this restoration glows with new life. ❤🏆👌✨️❤️
I deeply appreciate the hockey portion of the program. Excellent work on the desk, too!
Same here :D
I love teak. Not every project goes as planned but you made the best of it.
thanks!
Nice transformation!! It is gorgeous ❤
thanks :)
I had forgotten about these, but yes, they used to be pretty common when I was a kid … 👍🏻
Beautiful work, your patience getting all of that paint out of every crevice is admirable. I love the final piece, I’d have that in my home any day 😎
Gotta give whoever painted it credit they did a good job of it
I love hearing the hockey game in the background. Until I saw your comment I thought it was a UK soccer game!
It sounded like you had your own cheering squad supporting you with every stroke of the steel wool.
haha I wouldn't mind my own in person cheering squad lol thanks for watching!
Nice work Jamie! Glad to see you back in action!
A mid century modern beauty!
Great job!!!! Can’t wait to see how you blend those other spots out.
Thanks! Will be fun to figure out how to blend it all together. Thanks for watching :)
Is the hole in the middle of the top an appropriate place to install a cable access puck?
Beautiful!!
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Hi Jamie. It's such an elegant table and you made it look amazing. It's fun to watch you work 😊🤗
Dude you made that desk glow 😮!
Well done 💪
Hi Jaime. The desk looks so much better. Thank you for salvaging this beauty!
Glad that you participated in the MCM Challenge otherwise I would never have found your posts. Very nicely restored Teak Desk. In the 1960's, I had a Teak sideboard with IDENTICAL handles! Brought back many memories. I've no idea where it is now. Probably painted purple and sitting in someone's garage now :(
Hi Jamie, you did a great job😮, good luck with the challenge🤞
Thank you Luca! Much appreciated :) Good luck to you as well, enjoyed doing this challenge with everyone!
Teak is such a gorgeous wood. Your project turned out really nice. I hope you do a little video on the color paints when you do the filled in holes, I'd like to see it.
Great job restoring this…it turned out beautifully.
Thank you very much!
Looks great!!! Night and day flip!
Wow - Your work is stunning!
Thank you! Much appreciated
Great job Jamie 👍 I felt your pain when you found those holes under the paint 😮😀👍👍👍
Thanks David! Never fun finding holes haha enjoyed doing the challenge with you! 🙂
So pretty! I think that is the exact desk my mother had for her home office (or it is such a close twin that it hardly matters). Love it.
First time viewer. Trying to watch all the MCM challenges that other restoration ppl are so generously posting to promote. I enjoyed the piece you restored and I think out of the 10 I’ve watched so far, you have the most unique piece. Most ppl who watch these kind of videos enjoy half hour or even longer. If you slow down your video a bit I think you would get more ppl to come back. (Subscribers)You need to know you’re worth it bc you do very good wrk. Good luck and keep um coming. New subscriber today. Thank you
Thanks for subscribing :) and I appreciate the tip, it seems many people appreciate a longer video, great information to have!
Wow❤ you turned this into a shopcase piece. Beautifully done
Beautiful end result! You are a skilled craftsman. Thanks for joining this challenge so those of us new to your channel can follow along with your work.
Gorgeous!! What wonderful work!
Very well done! The restoration is great!!❤
Great job I like your editing
Thanks!
Nice job! The water in the stripper reacting with the original finish is possibly what stained the wood. I had some teak/walnut lamp bases that got wet when they were mostly bare wood and they turned black. Didn't try any oxalic acid on them as they were pretty beat up already.
Felicitation mr c'est un très beau travail jaime bcp ce meuble est magnifique 👍👍👍🥰👌
Wow! This is Furniture Reincarnation!! Such great skill and patience. 👏🏼
Your patience is amazing! I love teak wood. Thank you for all your hard work. World of difference.
Thank you very much!
FABULOUS! It's a miracle...well, well done.
Thanks so much!
Gorgeous!!!😊❤
Thank you! :)
What a gorgeous piece, can't believe someone would cover that beautiful wood with paint. You have restored a gem, beautiful!😃😃
Wow--gosh that looks stunning!
Great job! Precious family to help.
The stripper left a mess, good job the acid worked. Another great job J! You forgot to sand it though 😅🤪
Yes thankfully it worked after a handful of applications... and lol I was rushing to get this video completed for the deadline and of course had to miss something 🤣 Thanks for watching tequeena :)
Looks 1000x’s better. Great job.
Thanks!
Great craftsmanship
Thank you
It looks amazing...I love mid century furniture.
What a beautiful little desk!
Absolutely beautiful great job ❤❤❤❤
BEAUTIFUL ❤ I THINK🤔 THE DOORS ARE BURL ❤
Lovely work 😊
Thank you! 🙂
❤ I like this piece. The sliding drawer thing is cool. Hope to see it finished.
You provide everything! Great work!
Oh God, it looks so good. Super job!!!
I am amazed at your knowledge and hard work to restore this beautiful desk. 😊
Thanks :)
She looks good.
Fantastic transformation!!
It looks very nice now.
I'm here for the MCM challenge.
Beautiful restoration! Way to try new things. It turned out great!! I hit subscribe so I can see how you tackle the holes. WELL DONE MAN!!!
You did a beautiful job!!!😊❤
Beautiful work.
Nice job and a very attractive restoration.
Great especially considering what it looked like before.
Beautiful job well done 😎👍❤
Thank you 😁
Nice job😊
Looks great
Many people don’t realize that when you Paint a piece of furniture with regular paint you would use on drywall hous interiors especially in wet climates, the likelihood that Rot will ensue under the paint & Mold will grow is strong. As shown by this little Teak floating drawer desk. Another reason I don’t like painted furniture. This was a great restoration of this valuable Mid Century Modern cleaver Teak Floating Drawer Desk. Turned out very pretty . Blessings from Dozer, Butter Bean & me in Garden Ridge Texas❤
GREAT JOB 👍👌👍!!!
Terrific result !
Just subscribed!! Great job!!
Thanks so much! :)
Wow! Looks great. Love that desk
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Good job so far!
Beautiful 🤎 🤎
Wow! Beautiful.
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous job!
gorgeous, you have done a great job
Wow great job 👍
great job! looks beautiful.
Looks really nice. First time watching you. Followed the link for the challenge
Awesome! I enjoyed doing this challenge with all the other creators, they are all amazing to chat with and have incredible skills. Appreciate you checking out my channel/video!
It looks amazing
Beautiful! Thank you!
Beautiful job. It's nice to find someone who respects the beauty of wood. 😊
Looks pretty good 👍
Thank you!! :)
So beautiful
Nicely done. 😊
Thanks! 😊
I found you through the challenge. Thank you for taking part. This is quite a transformation!
That paint job was such an abomination. I appreciated the lead test footage.
Awesome! Thank you!
So beautiful.
Great job. ❤
Beautiful!🎉
Thanks Karen :)
Nice job.
Love the piece, did a great job considering all the challenges. I am anxious to see how you address the holes because I have a piece with similars issues. I really like your editing, I have a difficult time watching longer videos.
Stunning result!
Thank you!
FABULOUS 🤩
Beautiful work
Thank you very much!
Bravo 👏👏👏
I was thinking they probably painted it because those stains were there. Nice work.
Totally! thanks for watching
Really pretty!
Thank you!