Diy vintage turquoise paint technique
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2016
- Add some impact with turquoise blue paint, stain and a few tricks of the trade!
in this video I use the term "white wood" this doesn't mean white painted wood, it simply refers to the species of wood such as fir / pine / spruce etc that are white in colour.
This effect needs to be completed on bare wood - either a new build piece or a complete stripped down item.
You can use the brushing technique over a previously stained item of furniture - however you will need to degloss the existing clearcoat that's on there by wiping it over with some TSP or Similar.
Colours used in this tutorial are
Paint:
Beautitone Cabinet and Furniture Paint - Blue Bliss (sorry its a Canadian brand :( )
Stain:
Minwax Provincial
Minwax Red Mahogany or Red Oak
Varathane (Rustoleum) Dark Walnut
Top coat
Helmsman Spa Urethane - Gloss
I am new to distressing wood. I have watched countless videos that did not have what I wanted. Although not exactly what I am looking for, this lady has shown me techniques and ideas that I can use for my specific projects. Thank you!
Love it! By starting with white paint and using the stain on top you show how you can make any piece look like an old beautiful antique. I have an eighties cheap armoire that I’ve chalk painted white and is totally dull and boring that I’m going to do this to. Thanks so much for the great tutorials! Looking forward to more. 😊
I was torn between weither to paint or to stain my furniture and youve REALLY helped me with this video! I had no idea i could do both, thank you and this is absolutely gorgeous!!💖
Thank you for this awesome video! I used your technique to finish a barn door that my husband made me. It turned out great!!! Pretty much my favorite painting technique ever!!! :-D
My mind is blown!!! Thank you soooo much for this. I am soooo doing my kitchen cabinets like this....JUST LIKE THIS.
Loved the tutorial. Thanks for passing on the experiences and wisdom. I love your finishing style!
The Naked Carpenter thank you :)
Yes! Thank u!! I had seen some tables on Etsy like this and googled how to do it and Boom! Here you are. I have a table I made going to try this out. Thanks again.
Got to try this, looks amazing
I lovvvve it! Especially since turquoise is my favorite color! 🤗
GORGEOUS!!!!! I just love this technique...cant wait to try it. TFS!!! ~ Sandy.
I love rustic/distressed furniture. That is beautiful.
love this!!! I want my backdoor painted with all of these colors. Thanks for the demo
Great video! I have been wanting to do this to a cabinet and now I see how easy it really is. Thank you so much for posting!
Wow I first to got to say, this is AMAZING!!! This is my favorite color and I love the look. Looking to redo my cabinets and this is what imma do. ❤️
The finished cabinet is gorgeous! Love this!
This is just lovely and just what I needed for inspiration on the piece I'm working on, and using stain is the tip I desperately needed. Thank you so much!
It's a great video, well explained. I tried it and it came out OK, being my first project. I was lucky to find the exact same products here in Guatemala. I really appreciate it.
Perfect! Exact tutorial I've been looking for! Thank you!
thank you so much for this video and the tutorial!! i build farmhouse tables and this is SO much easier and nicer then trying to sand layers down. i hate sanding. thanks!! this is so awesome
Love it not too difficult to do thats what I'm looking for! thank you! I hope to see more of your videos!
Amaaaaazing.. can’t stop watching this brides again and again
You are awesome! I loved your tutorial and the end result is stunning!
That is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much!❤️❤️❤️😁
I don't have any creative DNA. I am amazed how people figure projects like this out. Well done!
Well, at least you like cats. People with good DNA like kitties. I'm looking at my darling sweet baby right now. Blacky. Female, completely black. 20 lbs of muscle. She is like having my own little miniature black panther. Later
I'm with you on oil based varnish!! Beautiful project thanks!!!
This is a great tutorial on how to create a chic antique look; thanks!!
Chris Newman you're welcome Chris!
Thank you for the video! I’ve wanted to figure out this look and would have never gotten brave enough to try.
Thank you so much!! We are building a pallet wood table and want to distress the legs of it ! It will go in our Promaster camper van and add a little character hopefully 😊
Just found you. Absolutely love your technique and can't wait to use it! Thank you!
I enjoyed watching! beautiful technique!
You're so relatable, I love how easy it is to learn from you. Your transparency is just as attractive as your painted pieces💃 You do you, girlfriend. We are loving it 👏
This looks pretty freakin awesome!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love the videos, learned tons! You're an excellent teacher!
Beautiful, love this idea.
Omg it's stunning!! Looking forward to more videos
I love these colors. The blue is so yummy. Thank you
now this is a fascinating way to finish off furniture. you've a good eye for this. would have liked to see the other sides as well. but great work.
lovely color.! I'll try this with my tables and chairs! thnku.
Looks AWSOME. Thank you for sharing.
thank you , very good instruction. Wel it's been a week ago that I saw your video and did my paint job and it really worked out great. So thank you for your instruction !! Greetings from The Netherlands
Great video. Answered a lot of my question we spoke about. Thank you.
VAK Domino Tables I'm glad it helped and thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the simplicity
Lovely, thanks for sharing your experience :)
Beautiful just beautiful!
great work, this looks really awesome!!
Very well done!! Love it!!
wow this is absolutely amazeballs!!!!! you r one talented lady!!!
I frickin love it! You did an amazing job! I’m going to do this.
Excelente trabalho Parabéns
killer work ! thanks for taking the time to post. My lady is gonna loose her mind when she sees her new cabinet doors ! xD
Love this video so much, so helpful!
thank you very much 4 tutorial.. love it😍
I really, really like your video !! Marvellous 😍
Very Cool! Absolutely Gorgeous! Thank´s...
Love it great job truly amazing
Love the colour!
OMGoodness,...where are you?!?! We need more like this one and the purple one😍😍💯👍💚
Great job ! 💚👍🌸
Greetings from Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸
LOOKS SOOO GOOD!!!!
Great video! Beautiful!!!
can you write us a list to find these types of paint I'm new to this and would love to learn.
Connie Brandt hi the paint I used for this is any type of latex paint you can buy at a big box store and the stains are again the standard oil based wiping (such as Minwax or Varathane) stains you can buy
Love it !! How inspiring !!👍
You can also try stomping your brush on a plastic plate to mash off extra paint... then you have the precise amount of paint on your brush for drybrush techniques.
beautiful!
swordwhale1 good idea :)
I love this color !
I love your finishing techniques...but can you make some videos on the build? Your pieces are awesome!
So beatiful vintage
Ty so much for this video I made my daughter a chest and she likes rustic colors. Heading to Lowe's now
I just kove to make rustic furniture. Love it.
GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aaaw you are great and ist so sweet how you are waiting there with your tee :)
Gorgeous 👍
Beautiful!!!
CAN YOU DO THE SAME PROCEDURE USING A CREAM COLOR OR GOLDISH COLOR INSTEAD OF TURQUOISE ?
that is truly an amazing color! I have thrown chalk paint over a variety of surfaces using a drybrush technique like this. Quick, easy, cheap! No prep involved.
I’d love to try this on a coffee table. I’m not sure how I would do that though since the stain would raise the grain and require more sanding killing the effect you achieved on that door. Looks awesome
Use an oil based stain. I've never had a problem with the grain raising. It only happened when I used a water based stain (grabbed by accident).
Oh.my.god. I love this!!!
wow . that looks realy excelent
Great job 👍🏻
Brilliant.
I can't really see but was it painted in white before ? would you recommend to do this on a white base or straight on the wood ? thx a Lot. looks amazing !
absolutely gorgeous!.. This is what I will do for my bedroom vanity.. love it
Eve Garcia did you try it yet??
Cool!Nice job
i love this piece. i had a dresser sitting around for months and couldn’t decide what to do. once i saw your video i knew i could do the same thing. only thing i changed was i added some different shades of turquoise,aqua and sea grass green. i used the red mohogany to stain a stencil on top. is there any way i can send u a pic? thanku thanku for this video your instructions were so easy to follow
I'm trying this out sorta.....with what I had in garage on a planter!!! Wish me luck!!!
This is a great tutorial! I want to try this on a vanity! If I wanted this to look more "rustic" could I use chalk paint instead and use a more matte finish? I love the look of yours but not sure I like the gloss finish.. I am interested in your input. :-)
Excellent,, can we replace the poly with marine varnish for outdoors use? Thanks for the video
Very cool! Never thought of blending stain on top of paint, very intuitive! Looks Great!
Big fuck'n word asshole! Lol...That is what I sometimes say to myself after using a, "High Vocabularic Word." Normally though, the word I use goes with the rest of the sentence. Maybe I'm wrong here. Maybe I just haven't been awake long enough and haven't taken enough narcotic pain killers for my brain to function properly. Long story short, I don't think that, "intuitive," is the word you were looking for. Perhaps, "Innovative," would be more appropriate. Just trying to help. That's what I do. God bless and keep up the great grammar.
The fuck.
Claudia Cochran lol Right? Could've just said "**Innovative**" I would've understood lol.
Well Claudia, you're right...Problem is, aside from being a Grammar Nazi, I'm a narcissist that loves to see himself in print. Narcissistic drug addicts. Saviors of the universe.
You also appear to be insane.
looks awesome. subbed
great work!
thanks Jake that's super kind of you to say!
Hermoso !!!!, beautiful !!!!,
What would happen if I used two colours? A dark grey and possibly red with a dark stain?
Love this I’m actually at Home Depot buying the stain. Can you tell me what stain you used on the top? Can’t wait to do this on a dresser I found
Gorgeous
Thank you , I love it
Love it! Thx 👍
what would be a good way to achieve this on something that is already finished? Should I strip the entire piece down? it's painted
bcurrin87 you can paint over anything with chalk paint without sanding first. It depends on the look you want and the condition of your piece
bcurrin87 whilst you absolutely can paint over anything with chalk paint - the stain won't penetrate into a surface thats already finished so do do this exact effect the wood had to be bare
thank you very much for the tutorial. I would love to know which products are you using. I do mean the brand I mean if it a acrylic pain, oil, synthetic lack etc...Thank you very much
I love it!
Can you post more diy rustic furniture videos, please!!
what a beautiful technique! im trying this with red. Is the wax coating a must? I want no shine to it but definitely want a finished look.
Erika Chacon it's not a wax coat it's a spa urethane which is like a thick clear coat but absolutely not a must. once your paint and stain finish is totally dry (24 - 48 hours) you could use something like a satin polyurethane for a lower sheen finish!!
Luv it👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻