I take used wood furniture outdoors on a hot, windy day. Hit it with the garden hose and wash every inch with a good lemon-scented dish detergent. I get the top, bottom, back, inside and out. If there is odor, add liquid bleach or an anti-bacterial to your wash water. While washing, take note of any needed repairs. Rinse thoroughly. As you rinse, pay close attention to the flow of clean water over the wood. That will help you find any grease slicks or contaminant residue that would interfere with paint adhesion. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the bright sun. Water does not do damage to the wood if it is not allowed to sit and soak. However, I would not chance a soap and water bath on a valuable antique, because the finishes, adhesives, and veneers might be too fragile.
If the paint turns yellow after the top coat is applied then it’s the woods patina popping through. You have to seal that in with a shellac then apply another coat of paint and seal with the polycrylic I know how that feels with all the hard work and that ending up happening.
Thank you for your video. Honestly what I'm really interested in is the name of the paint color on your wall. I love it. Also, I'm new at chalk painting and I'm trying my first piece. I was really scared to try but your tutorial helped me to keep going 🤗
I have been chalk / mineral painting for years and I have found the rustoleum chalk paint in linen white has been the most difficult paint to work with. Very uneven coverage and I found I needed 4 coats even with stain blocking primer to get coverage.
Love the piece , I bought one for 30 bucks also , just a word of advice from experience in the past , if you use a shellac before painting it is a life saver on any old or dark wood , works the best ever, I have tryed everything , it's the best for bleeds and blocking tannis from the wood, and you could fill with a like layer of wood putting were the veneer came off, all from back experience, if I would have know ahead of time , it would have saved me so much time and money lol , Looks beautiful!!!
$39.00 !?! Or that's what I would want to pay. LOL 😁 I can never find beautiful peices like all you guys find. !! When I do crazy $$$. I love refurbishing ANYTHING. !! 😊 BEAUTIFUL !!!
I’ve found sugar soap liquid spray helps to stop bleed through too because it gets all the nicotine out (even if you don’t smoke - who knows who has smoked around furniture and when you move into a new place. I was 8 months pregnant and in a right state crying because after 3 layers of bright white on my ceiling it would NOT cover it and I was in pain and exhausted after that tbf. So I ended up paying someone to finish that for me , sugar soap and painted ONE coat of white paint after it. He told me to use it on furniture and skirting boards and doors too first etc, which I did a few years ago on dark wood drawers - no bleed through (but the first side I did I forgot to use the sugar soap just a normal cleaner; primer, & paint, it bled through 3 lots of primer and two coats of paint then I remembered I needed to Sue the sugar soap spray 🙄🤦🏻♀️ (I did one side to try first as I’ve become unwell, so it was lucky I only did one side before i realised lol!)
Genevieve Lynn girl I bought a $40 one for my videos and sometimes it’s not enough to get the best shot.. I’m still pulling out a bucket,chair, etc lol
It turned out really nice! I like your distressing. So you started with 1 coat of chalk paint, found out it was bleeding through so you used the primer? Then another coat of chalk paint, is that correct? Did you use a topcoat or just leave it. I just bought Rustoleum Chalk paint today for the first time, I hope I'm not disappointed. This will be my first time at trying chalk paint.
Hey Kelly!! Yes, exactly as you stated above was the process for the chalk paint! Most pieces do not give that much bleed through though. I haven’t had that happen to me often, it just depends on the wood to be honest. I did not seal this piece bc it’s not a high traffic piece or one I will touch often (unlike an end table or coffee table) but I did show the top coat I usually use in the video. It’s minwax polycrylic :) just be sure to do very very VERY light coats. If it drips or is too thick, it will yellow! I hope this helps!
Looks great,. I painted a piece, didnt use a primer just white chalk paint, now I'm seeing the yellowing..is it too late to go back and prime and then rechalk paint?
Random question but do you know like the style of what this hutch would be called? I’m having such a hard time finding a similar piece and I am on the hunt! It’s so beautiful
Hi there! I’m not sure 😢 I think I stumbled upon it in the antiques section of Facebook marketplace! Most people just list them as “antique hutch”. I’m sorry!
I have some cabinets in my laundry room that I want to paint white, do you think this paint will work well for this? I'm thinking about buying some for a dresser but if I like it I might use it on those cupboards too.
HI! My daughter and I are repainting a dresser and tallboy for the first time :) They are French Provincial pieces and are very old. They had the original finish on them that was quite beige. Anyways, we are on our second coat using this very colour and make of paint that you're using and still need another coat or more. The issue we are having is that we can see the brush strokes even though we purchased the rounded chalk paintbrushes. What are we doing wrong? We are even holding the brushes sideways and dragging in hopes of creating fewer strokes. Thank you
Add a little water to your paint dish and use less paint on the brush. If you try for one-coat coverage with a thick heavy layer of paint, you are likely to get brush marks.
This isn't my post, but I hate to see unanswered questions. There are many different clear waxes you can use, here are some: Annie Sloan wax, Varathane paste finishing wax (Home Depot), Valspar wax (Lowe's), BEHR chalk paint wax, Briwax and Dixie Belle, Best Dang Wax. For white paint, I wouldn't recommend Minwax paste finishing wax because it is not clear, it's called natural, and it would tint pure white chalk paint to more of an off-white. Amazon also sells clear wax.
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Janice Smith you win! 🥳
I love that these pieces are actually given a facelift when painted!
I have a table I'm going to paint. Thank you for sharing!
Great Job Genevieve! Thank you for sharing your tips n tricks. Awesome creativity
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!
I take used wood furniture outdoors on a hot, windy day. Hit it with the garden hose and wash every inch with a good lemon-scented dish detergent. I get the top, bottom, back, inside and out. If there is odor, add liquid bleach or an anti-bacterial to your wash water. While washing, take note of any needed repairs. Rinse thoroughly. As you rinse, pay close attention to the flow of clean water over the wood. That will help you find any grease slicks or contaminant residue that would interfere with paint adhesion. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the bright sun. Water does not do damage to the wood if it is not allowed to sit and soak. However, I would not chance a soap and water bath on a valuable antique, because the finishes, adhesives, and veneers might be too fragile.
If the paint turns yellow after the top coat is applied then it’s the woods patina popping through. You have to seal that in with a shellac then apply another coat of paint and seal with the polycrylic I know how that feels with all the hard work and that ending up happening.
Thank you for your video. Honestly what I'm really interested in is the name of the paint color on your wall. I love it. Also, I'm new at chalk painting and I'm trying my first piece. I was really scared to try but your tutorial helped me to keep going 🤗
It’s pebble grey by glidden!!! Thank you!
Love how the China cabinet turned out!
We would call that a display cabinet in the UK, a ‘hutch’ is something a pet rabbit lives in over here.
Thanks so much! I just got a hutch that is so similar to this one & was trying to decide if I wanted to paint it...now I HAVE to paint it!!!
I love it so much more as a white hutch!
@@genevievelynn737 I am so excited! I will post a pic on my IG @jeepgirljeanie after I have it finished. Thanks again so so much!
I love how you distressed the imperfections and perfections!!
Yess!! Thanks girl!! 💛💛
I have been chalk / mineral painting for years and I have found the rustoleum chalk paint in linen white has been the most difficult paint to work with. Very uneven coverage and I found I needed 4 coats even with stain blocking primer to get coverage.
Hmm, I’ve never had any issues with it! It’s my favorite 😊
@@genevievelynn737 Maybe I just got a bad batch? To be honest, I've never met a chalk paint I didn't like...this one just gave me problems🤷
Long hair problems 😅 I thought for sure your hair was going to get in that paint!! Mine always does cause I’m too lazy to pull it up!
Love the piece , I bought one for 30 bucks also , just a word of advice from experience in the past , if you use a shellac before painting it is a life saver on any old or dark wood , works the best ever, I have tryed everything , it's the best for bleeds and blocking tannis from the wood, and you could fill with a like layer of wood putting were the veneer came off, all from back experience, if I would have know ahead of time , it would have saved me so much time and money lol ,
Looks beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
Is it the water base or alchol base?
It looks beautiful!
Thank you!!
Your hutch looks beautiful!! Awesome job!!😍
Thank you!!
$39.00 !?! Or that's what I would want to pay. LOL 😁 I can never find beautiful peices like all you guys find. !! When I do crazy $$$. I love refurbishing ANYTHING. !! 😊 BEAUTIFUL !!!
Was wondering if you give the correct information on your website on how you use different products
I’ve found sugar soap liquid spray helps to stop bleed through too because it gets all the nicotine out (even if you don’t smoke - who knows who has smoked around furniture and when you move into a new place. I was 8 months pregnant and in a right state crying because after 3 layers of bright white on my ceiling it would NOT cover it and I was in pain and exhausted after that tbf. So I ended up paying someone to finish that for me , sugar soap and painted ONE coat of white paint after it. He told me to use it on furniture and skirting boards and doors too first etc, which I did a few years ago on dark wood drawers - no bleed through (but the first side I did I forgot to use the sugar soap just a normal cleaner; primer, & paint, it bled through 3 lots of primer and two coats of paint then I remembered I needed to Sue the sugar soap spray 🙄🤦🏻♀️ (I did one side to try first as I’ve become unwell, so it was lucky I only did one side before i realised lol!)
Omg perfect!! Thank you so much for the info I’ll def try it! 💛
Can you tell me what is sugar soap spray and where do you buy it from.....
My piece has latex paint on it. How much do I need to sand it?
New friend here!! Had me 😂😂 when you showed your setup! I know the struggles!! Lol
Too cheap to buy a good tripod 😂😂😂 The struggle is real
Genevieve Lynn girl I bought a $40 one for my videos and sometimes it’s not enough to get the best shot.. I’m still pulling out a bucket,chair, etc lol
It looks amazing!!
Thank you!! 💛
Great job ❤
Thanks love it 💕
Very nice!
Thank you!
Love it.
Thank you!
Very nice
Thank you!
It turned out really nice! I like your distressing. So you started with 1 coat of chalk paint, found out it was bleeding through so you used the primer? Then another coat of chalk paint, is that correct? Did you use a topcoat or just leave it. I just bought Rustoleum Chalk paint today for the first time, I hope I'm not disappointed. This will be my first time at trying chalk paint.
Hey Kelly!! Yes, exactly as you stated above was the process for the chalk paint! Most pieces do not give that much bleed through though. I haven’t had that happen to me often, it just depends on the wood to be honest. I did not seal this piece bc it’s not a high traffic piece or one I will touch often (unlike an end table or coffee table) but I did show the top coat I usually use in the video. It’s minwax polycrylic :) just be sure to do very very VERY light coats. If it drips or is too thick, it will yellow! I hope this helps!
Looks great,. I painted a piece, didnt use a primer just white chalk paint, now I'm seeing the yellowing..is it too late to go back and prime and then rechalk paint?
Nope not too late! You can def reprime and paint again :)
Thank you
Random question but do you know like the style of what this hutch would be called? I’m having such a hard time finding a similar piece and I am on the hunt! It’s so beautiful
Hi there! I’m not sure 😢 I think I stumbled upon it in the antiques section of Facebook marketplace! Most people just list them as “antique hutch”. I’m sorry!
I have some cabinets in my laundry room that I want to paint white, do you think this paint will work well for this? I'm thinking about buying some for a dresser but if I like it I might use it on those cupboards too.
I would say yes! Just make sure you seal it well so you can clean them!!
HI! My daughter and I are repainting a dresser and tallboy for the first time :) They are French Provincial pieces and are very old. They had the original finish on them that was quite beige. Anyways, we are on our second coat using this very colour and make of paint that you're using and still need another coat or more. The issue we are having is that we can see the brush strokes even though we purchased the rounded chalk paintbrushes. What are we doing wrong? We are even holding the brushes sideways and dragging in hopes of creating fewer strokes. Thank you
I always use regular brushes like ones you would cut in to paint a wall. Try that! 💛
Add a little water to your paint dish and use less paint on the brush. If you try for one-coat coverage with a thick heavy layer of paint, you are likely to get brush marks.
$30? I can already tell it’s going to look great!
Hello!! Can you use a wax over the Rustoleum chalk paint? And if so, which wax would be best?
This isn't my post, but I hate to see unanswered questions. There are many different clear waxes you can use, here are some: Annie Sloan wax, Varathane paste finishing wax (Home Depot), Valspar wax (Lowe's), BEHR chalk paint wax, Briwax and Dixie Belle, Best Dang Wax. For white paint, I wouldn't recommend Minwax paste finishing wax because it is not clear, it's called natural, and it would tint pure white chalk paint to more of an off-white. Amazon also sells clear wax.
Do you apply your polycrylic with the same brush you use for the chalk paint?
Sometimes yes! Just clean it well!
Do you need to strip the paint and sand before using chalked paint?
No 😊
I'm going to say 50$ possibly less, sometimes it's just worth it having someone move it
What would this piece be called if I were to search for it? Anything besides china cabinet?
Hutch
You used just one can of the chalk paint?
Yes 😊
It looks nice but I'll admit it broke my heart to see a gorgeous antique changed like that.
If you use an oil based primer you will get literally no bleed through.
Good to know!! Thank you!
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You paid $20.00.
Zinsesser 😂
I infuriate myself when I hear how I pronounced that 🥲😂🤣
@@genevievelynn737 it makes the video better because it's you.
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How do I find you on Instagram?
Hi! I’m @genevievewright on instragram :)
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Why did u paint it white??
Bc it’s my house ????
@@genevievelynn737 geez. i wasnt trying to be rude. i just asked
@@genevievelynn737 i guess from now on i wont watch your videos and ask questions. sorry to bother you.
@@genevievelynn737 dont list your videos as tutorials if you dont want people to ask questions - unscubscribed
Well why would you ask why I painted it if you’re on a tutorial on how to paint?
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