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Totally a good idea!!!

Shellac dries So fast!! You can sand usually within the hour unless you put it on thick

@@thebrokenmasterpiece thank you 😊 I put 3 coats of shellac on a laminate dresser and google said 1-3 days to let it cure. I’m new to this 😂

Oh this makes my day thank you so so much!!

@thebrokenmasterpiece I was making several mistakes that was causing me to get a poor finish. 1) Not thinning by 10% with mineral spirits. 2) not filtering the poly 3) not cleaning my gun between coats with acetone instead of soap and water. The gun was spitting. 4) not spraying inside the garage to prevent bugs.

When applied right it really shouldn't have an issue peeling but I guess it could help for sure!! And thank you so much ☺️

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Thank you so much! Yes it's a vinyl backdrop!

Absolutely!! Trust me I did too!!! If you want, find me on Instagram and I shoot me a dm, I can send you a video up close of that side. Basically that's why we positioned the ladder the way that we did. It's the support for that side! Still secured end to the wall but gave space for those black out curtains

Thank you 😊

I love flood!

I sand my primer! It's so worth it to use 220 to knock all the patching down if you are rolling brushing or spraying

Thank you! 😊

Shoot!! Ok how is it looking now?! That's why I always have a spray paint can on hand because that is my last resort!!! That will seal all the things so go grab one!

@@thebrokenmasterpiece well honestly, I put another coat on and waited a few days and it looks fine. But since you’ve been kind enough to reply, I have another question. I primed a piece and watched several videos where people were layering a couple colors of chalk paint and then applying vaseline around the edges, painting over it and then wiping off to give a chippy look. I got adventurous and thought I would try this. I meant to do one drawer to see how I would like it. Well, apparently my early onset dementia kicked in and I marked up the whole piece and all the drawers in spots with two different colors. I did one drawer last night with the vaseline and wiped the paint today and don’t really care for it. I’d rather paint the whole piece white and just distress and or use antiquing wax. Now what do I do about all the spots I’ve put the other colors? Do I have to sand it all off and start over? Yes, I’m a beginner and this is my journey of learning from my mistakes. 🤦‍♀️ Luckily the piece is for myself and not something I’m trying to sell. Please help. Lol

@@swjeke oh goodness I have not seen the vasoline trick!!! I would wipe everything down with mineral spirits to make sure all the vasoline oil is removed. Let it dry and see if you can just give it a buff sand!! If needed, spray paint with that rustleum paint and primer any area where it took off all the paint completely. Then buff sand that to make it all uniform. Should be able to paint over that!!!!

@@704Church well I only did the one drawer with the vaseline. But painted the rest of the drawers and the desk in random spots on top of the white primer with a dark brown and grayish brown. No vaseline. Do I do another coat of primer over the dark spots and then paint white? I was worried just painting it white wouldn’t cover the darker areas and didn’t know if I had to sand the dark areas first and then prime again and paint.

Been trying to remember for the life of me and cannot. It's not the smallest one

absolutely! Just have to make sure you have solid support that can support the front of the frame (and think a mattress, blankets, child(ren) will be on it as well so just make sure you do your math

or hang test

thank you so much!!

i think 120 grit is too scratchy for just a buff sand. The best one to use is 180 prior to using gel stain IF you are just needing a buff sand. If you need to get down to the raw wood to get damage out - definitely use 120 then 150 then 180 before staining

its not terrible but the wagner is definitely easier to clean then the homeright!! BUT with shellac - gosh - every thing is hard to clean. You have to run denatured alcohol through the gun - wear respirator - wash everything out using big ol gloves. etc

@@thebrokenmasterpieceok that’s what I was wondering, so it’s safe to actually spray the gun with the alcohol in it like you would cleaning the sprayer out with water? Thanks

Awesome!!!

Seriously!!! So good to know you used it on a shih Tzu!!!! It's amazing I love ours!

I swear to you I have a shitzu mixed with a terrier and she’s hairy to the max. I just brought this and used it and it works. Used the 12 guard for a clean shave that left her looking good and paw trimmers work perfect. Vacuum works easy too

I did of course before hand wash her and brush her hair hours earlier but I promise it works. I never review anything but I came here to leave a review and see others experiences

See the next comment! Someone w one of those loves theirs!

In my area of Charlotte NC it's a pretty quick turn around but within the last 6 months got slower for sure

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You're welcome!

Oh thank you so so much!! I always put in a manually prompt

Thank you!!!

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You are so welcome!

Such a good idea thank you so much!;

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That is so awesome!!!!

Absolutely!

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!!

My Tips for Epoxy! 1) It's a SCIENCE! You have to follow the instructions to a T! Part A mixes with Part B. Simple. You need to pour EXACTLY the same amount of A/B into the mix cup and stir, and then I use a second mix cup to pour mix cup 1 into to continue stirring for an extra few minutes to make sure it's properly mixed. 2) Make sure layers are thin! Sand with 150 inbetween. IF sealing paper products and you dont want them antique looking, you have to seal those in with a poly beforehand so the resin does not seep underneath (darkening them) 3) Use a simple culinary torch to get all bubbles out! Check every ten minutes for an hour after to pop those bubbles See my affiliate link where I have all my epoxy supplies in a list for you! geni.us/epoxysupplieslist

My Tips for Epoxy! 1) It's a SCIENCE! You have to follow the instructions to a T! Part A mixes with Part B. Simple. You need to pour EXACTLY the same amount of A/B into the mix cup and stir, and then I use a second mix cup to pour mix cup 1 into to continue stirring for an extra few minutes to make sure it's properly mixed. 2) Make sure layers are thin! Sand with 150 inbetween. IF sealing paper products and you dont want them antique looking, you have to seal those in with a poly beforehand so the resin does not seep underneath (darkening them) 3) Use a simple culinary torch to get all bubbles out! Check every ten minutes for an hour after to pop those bubbles See my affiliate link where I have all my epoxy supplies in a list for you! geni.us/epoxysupplieslist

It's so therapeutic!

because who tf is buying an airbrush machine? this is so much cheaper and way more useful

Yes I usually use a sprayer but many are scared of them or do not have the funds for a good one so wanted to show how to make hand brushing better!

I do! I have a few sprayers I actually love but hand painting is so therapeutic!

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Oh so awesome!!

Interesting idea!

@@thebrokenmasterpiece good idea

It would have probably run fine but when it's too thick, too thick of a layer goes on and it gets that orange peel look

My Tips for Epoxy! 1) It's a SCIENCE! You have to follow the instructions to a T! Part A mixes with Part B. Simple. You need to pour EXACTLY the same amount of A/B into the mix cup and stir, and then I use a second mix cup to pour mix cup 1 into to continue stirring for an extra few minutes to make sure it's properly mixed. 2) Make sure layers are thin! Sand with 150 inbetween. IF sealing paper products and you dont want them antique looking, you have to seal those in with a poly beforehand so the resin does not seep underneath (darkening them) 3) Use a simple culinary torch to get all bubbles out! Check every ten minutes for an hour after to pop those bubbles See my affiliate link where I have all my epoxy supplies in a list for you! geni.us/epoxysupplieslist

My Tips for Epoxy! 1) It's a SCIENCE! You have to follow the instructions to a T! Part A mixes with Part B. Simple. You need to pour EXACTLY the same amount of A/B into the mix cup and stir, and then I use a second mix cup to pour mix cup 1 into to continue stirring for an extra few minutes to make sure it's properly mixed. 2) Make sure layers are thin! Sand with 150 inbetween. IF sealing paper products and you dont want them antique looking, you have to seal those in with a poly beforehand so the resin does not seep underneath (darkening them) 3) Use a simple culinary torch to get all bubbles out! Check every ten minutes for an hour after to pop those bubbles See my affiliate link where I have all my epoxy supplies in a list for you! geni.us/epoxysupplieslist

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!

Shoot me a link of what you're talking aboutN

it's not a bad bed frame, don't get me wrong, i'm looking to do something similar for the kiddo, just don't think this is as "budget" as the description says. mortise and tenon for the 2x4s would work, but requires a bit more work.

Thank you! 😊