Debunking a Big Myth | Spraying Your Furniture

Hi everyone, thanks for tuning in today!
Today I am going to do a full furniture makeover and while doing so - debunk a big myth when painting furniture!
I'm painting with the color Ivory Coast by Lilly Moon Paint and I do have a discount code with them, linked below!
Want to go even more in-depth on all things furniture painting? Check out my classes at borninabarnboutique.net/learn-with-kimberly
Products used (may contain affiliate links):
Lilly Moon Paint Opulent in Ivory Coast (use code Borninabarn10 at checkout) - www.lillymoonp...
Fuji Spray System - www.amazon.com....
Lighting - www.amazon.com....
On the top: I used Varathane 1 hour stain in a 50/50 mix of Early American and New Pine
Timestamps:
00:18 - About the project
02:28 - Sprayer and Paint Setup
04:03 - Let's get some paint on - first coat
06:01 - Let's talk about how much I used
07:20 - Where is the waste?

[@phoenixfurniturestudio]

I totally agree! Spraying is such a timesaver and the best way to get a smooth finish if that’s what you’re after 😍👏🤩

[@lindamartin9704]

I agree with you on the spraying and waste. Also the best finish ever. Thanks for the video and info . keep up the good work

[@BorninaBarnBoutique]

Thank you so much! 😀

[@shawnakettell6564]

Thanks for the new video. You've been missed.

[@BorninaBarnBoutique]

Awe thank you! Took a little break! 😀

[@inthekitchen8842]

Thank you! ❤

[@aok2727]

Spraying just looks so much more concise. It is difficult to brush well unless you have a lot of experience. I found that Wagner and other low rent sprayers take more fiddling around with adjustments. They also tend to spray more heavily, even if thinned. I concur with you, I use a similar amount of paint when brushing and spraying. Ultimately, I will always spray when I want a finished look.