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Nightstand Makeover | Furniture Stripping and Refinishing
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Products Used:
Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint in Drop Cloth $9.95 - dixiebellepain...
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Dixie Belle Best Dang Wax in Grunge Gray $18.95 - dixiebellepain...
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Target Threshold Farmhouse Cup Pull Soft Iron (six pack) $26.99 - goto.target.com...
Citri-Strip Paint Stripping Gel - amzlink.to/az0...
DeWalt Orbital Sander - amzlink.to/az0...
Diablo Universal 150-Grit Orbital Sanding Disc - amzlink.to/az0...
3M SandBlaster Sandpaper 150 Grit - amzlink.to/az0...
Chip Brush - amzlink.to/az0...
3M Chemical Splash/Impact Goggle - amzlink.to/az0...
3M Multi-Purpose Respirator - amzlink.to/az0...
3M Particulate Filters (for sanding) - amzlink.to/az0...
Nitrile Gloves - amzlink.to/az0...
Mini Brass Wire Brush - amzlink.to/az0...
Putty Knife Set -amzlink.to/az0...
Steel Wool Coarse 3 - amzlink.to/az0...
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Denatured Alcohol - amzlink.to/az0...
Stains to achieve oak color if your piece is too light:
General Finishes Water Based Stain Natural - amzlink.to/az0...
General Finishes Water Based Stain Antique Oak - amzlink.to/az0...
Christina Muscari of Pretty Distressed uses Dixie Belle Paint and Best Dang Wax to achieve a Restoration Hardware, barnwood, weathered gray wood stain. Furniture stripping and refinishing using Citristrip and Dixie Belle paint and wax.
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Finally someone that actually explains things and the reason behind it! I love how you are using your hands to paint and wax and not some spray painter machine. Thank you, I learned a lot and appreciate you video!!!! ❤️👍🏼
Thank you for the kind words.
Christina, I have learned so much from you interesting t videos! By following your instructions, I am happy to say that I have refinished several pieces of furniture (including my parents' bedroom set from 1953) and everything turned out great.Thank you for sharing your expertise. I always look forward to learning from you! 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! This is the best I’ve seen yet and has me so excited to transform my black furniture when we move!
Turned out awesome! I love your videos, so detailed and informative. Thank you, I've learned so much!
Awesome! Thank you!
These turned out so beautiful. Love the wash then wax, look. They looked great with the color on your refinished bed frame. I currently have dark bedroom furniture, so this was the perfect video to help me decide whether to go light.
Thank you for describing things in such detail and showing us every little product and technique. Very informative!
Thank you for showing the exact steps and explaining as you're going along VERY helpful for the first time doing this process : )
I have never refurbished any type of furniture but decided this would be a good project since I have more time at home due to COVID. I used this technique on two old nightstands and dresser. It was definitely hard work but they turned out beautifully! It totally changed the look of my room.
Such a beautiful job and wonderful set of instructions. Thanks so much for sharing!
Oh my goodness so glad I found you. I have the same color bed set and I really want to redo mine this barn wood look. 😊
Yes! So much work, but so worth it.
Yes I have the exact set as well and now it is so gorgeous!!! I followed her steps exactly and did a huge dresser and two nightstands in a weekend! Fabulous! I wish I could post pics!
Christina, your tutorial style is par excellence! I appreciate how detailed your instructions are, making it so easy for us novices to follow along and refinish furniture. Thank you for sharing. I have just subscribed and look forward to many more of your great videos!
Found the list of products. As a woman in her fifties who's never tried anything like this you just gave me confidence to take a whack at it. Thank you!
Wonderful!
This was absolutely what I needed. Started on a piece doing this and got discouraged through the process because it had so many nooks and crannies. This was perfect. Thank you so so much.
Wow!! That was amazing! Thank you for showing us how to do that!!
You’re welcome.
Gosh, that’s absolutely stunning.
Great job. Love it! 👏🏻🇬🇧
I wasn’t liking it at first but the finished project turned out beautiful. As always very detailed instructions. Thanks. Can’t wait to start my nightstand project. Been procrastinating for about ten years. 😜
Did you watch the vlog before this video. I had the same feelings as you.😂 Luckily it ended up in a good place.
They look awesome! I’ve binged on your videos for a few abandoned pieces in my basement. Looking forward to see how they will turn out.
I like the finished result. Wasn't sure about it until you were all done!
Thank you!!!! This was an easy to follow and informative video. I loved how you gave us choices for each process. Definitely learnt a lot and can't wait to start color washing my night stand.
Wow they turned out amazing! I just discovered your channel today and am so glad I did. Your tutorials are so easy to follow! 💕
We c@n paint a Italian5 lacquered dresser? I need some information. Thank you
That paint scraping is so satisfying to watch. Lol
This is gorgeous!
It is absolutely beautiful...you are very talented, I love your videos so keep 'em coming.
Oh my goodness! This is so beautiful! You did a wonderful job! 💗
😍 I’m definitely going to revap my espresso colored furniture like this!
So cute!!! This looks like a big job.
It turned out great!! I have dark bedroom furniture and thought about painting but really love this idea!!
Thanks for the vid😀
Wow! Looks awesome, I have 2 nightstands I had to turn to that same gray but have been putting of off til I saw your video. I'm going to attempt it this week, since I'm off.
Oh my gosh, thank you! I just did your process on my Wayfair balustrade coffee table to give it more of the Restoration Hardware finish. It looks incredible! I was so nervous, but thanks to you step-by-step, I got fantastic results 😍
I totally agree! Thank you.
I’m reeeeally late to this video but still just wanted to say thanks for sharing the tip about mixing the stain with some of the pre-stain conditioner to get a lighter color stain!! Had no idea!😉
Great job and gorgeous work!! Turned out really nice. Very inspirational.
This is the best "how to" on restoration hardware finish! The process is so well explained. One question...how soon before an additional coat of wax can be applied?
You are so talented! Thanks for all the videos! So inspiring. 💕
I have dark wood for my living room coffee table and side tables. I am going to paint them for my new furniture coming soon.
I bought a spayer but haven’t gotten brave enough to use it. You made it look so easy I think I will try soon
I tried this on an end table. It was good wood so I started out just sanding. I did end up using stripper also. I like the way it turned out. It took awhile, but hopefully the 2nd one will go faster. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Just finished doing my end table. Thank you for this video. It tuned out great
Currently working on my nightstands now! Thank you for the inspiration!
Sooo! Informative . Thank u so much for the showing the process. God bless 👼
I can’t wait to start doing this to my bedroom furniture. Got to wait until respirators become available again.
I know. It might be awhile.
I love this.
Found your channel...love it. Wish we were neighbors so you could walk me through my first furniture redo!
Love this , exactly what I was looking for and your instructions so easy to follow.thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your video
keep up the great work for real much love and respect from your boy buddha out of Waco Texas W.M.H
Amazing. I learned so much! Thank you!
So glad!
I followed this tutorial and made over my tv stand! Thank you so much!
So great! I'd love to see it. DM me on insta @pretty_distressed
Great work. They look super.
Pretty!
I can’t wait to try this
I am so grateful I found you!!!! I had the exact same dresser and nightstand as this one and mine turned out exactly like this and this was my very first time ever!! I need to send you pictures. Thank you Christina! I am looking today to redo my kitchen cabinets that are pine with a polyurethane finish, any recommendations? I truly don’t want to sand all of these because I’m almost 60, but I’m worried about durability.
Really great work 🍏
I love love how this furniture turned out! You definitely have inspired me to change the color on a few dark color tables that I have around the house. My main question is since I don't know how thick my veneer is should I sand down first or use the citristrip first? Thank you for your videos!
I would try the sander first- I try to avoid the chemical strippers when I can.
I love it!
Very pretty!!!
Looks awesome!
Thanks
Love your nightstand lamp. Do you mind sharing where you got them?
Hello Christina I am new here. Thanks so much for your videos they are very informative. I am trying to update my nightstand to a blue color my nightstand is exactly like yours do I need to strip it off with the citrus product or I can just paint over it? Let me know your thoughts.
Turned out amazing all my furniture is dark and I’d love to re due them
Natalie, it's a lot of work, but so worth it!
Love it! New subb!
Hi Christina....I’m tired from just watching you!😅 No one can say you are afraid to work...lol Nightstands turned out beautiful🌟 Thank you for sharing😊k
Oh my goodness, it was such a long process. Not for everyone, but I’m so happy with the results.
Can I do this with any type of wood? I would like to know before start stripping the orangy color out of my dinning room. I hate that color! Great job restoring this nightstand!
Absolutely stunning! I am in shock! I have the exact same nightstand and the huge dresser that matches. I followed every single step, my first time with chalk paint and wax and it turned out perfect! My only problem is I cannot find the cup pulls large enough to cover the holes! Mine are 3 and 1/4” and target apparently doesn’t sell those anymore and I can’t find them anywhere. I would love to share my project with you but not sure where. If you have any ideas as to where I can find this hardware please share. Thank you for your videos! I am learning so much!
I wish they still sold it! I absolutely love it. You can email me or shoot me a DM on Instagram with your photos. Christina@prettydistressed.com
Help , I have a Pulaski open curio cabinet stained in pecan. I would love to the color you have done here. It’s huge with Roman type pillars and just so many design on top and bottom. I don’t know how to put a picture of. It just needs updating. Help pleas😊
I love the detailed explanation. Thank you so much! I might actually try to do something crafty. Is there a list of the products you used somewhere!?
In the description
I definately want to try this on all my dark furniture I’m nervius
Good tutorial!!
Really like this look. Can you also apply brown wax instead of grey to enhance the piece of furniture? Thanks
Yes you totally could!
Hi Christina, We bought a Fisher Price dresser for our grandson. We started using Citristrip and it is very hard to remove. We are using a steel wool and denatured alcohol to try to remove the Citristrip and then we will sand it. Is it because this is dresser is MDF that it is so hard to remove the strip and the color?
Hi Christina ,
- I thought Citrus Strip was non toxic and no fumes. I’m trying to find the safest wood varnish and paint thinner.
I just started painting my bathroom cabinet with Annie Sloan chalk paint and clear wax, but I love the darker grey wax you used by here. Do you think I can use the darker wax with A.S. paint ?
I love the finish and would like to create this finish on an oak dining table. Do you think the wax will be enough protection to hold up against spills? If not, what would you suggest?
I've had wax on my kitchen table before, and I think it holds up great. You could also do a second wash with a gray paint just like the white one and coat it with a Water based top coat like General Finishes High Performance Top coat for a more durable finish.
That is dope! 🔥
Beautiful
if my furniture is not as dark and I use the wood stain you suggested will I then have to strip that as well? Then I use the white washing?
Omg! think I’m going to try this!
Will you do your bed as well?
Can you use isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol instead of denatured alcohol since you mixed it with water? From my reading and understanding ISP alcohol has more water in it anyway and denatured alcohol has ethanol added. I am 100% new to all of this. Thanks for the tutorial!
I'm not sure if that would work. I would google it.
My nightstands are the same color , if I wanted to paint them black should I just sand them first ?
How durable is the wax? I'm wondering if wax is a better option than water-based poly for a hutch in refinishing for our pantry.
I have furniture similar to this but I just want to paint it. Do I have to strip it down like you did or can I just do a good clean and scuff sand then paint?
Will this work with black lacquer? I have dressers I want to paint a lighter color bc I’m tired of the dark black.
How do you know when to strip or when to just sand down
If the work piece lamination is very thin, use stripper. Look at these graphics of real wood versus laminated wood product and engineered wood product. --->>> qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-a5ea203690e7444b9bb19105bc7da00a-c
You can usually tell by looking for the bare exposures inside drawers or at the rear or bottom of the piece. Plus, solid wood furniture is seriously expensive. If your piece came from a chain like Ikea or Ashley, it's very likely not solid wood. The other option to either sanding or stripping is to choose to finish over the existing finish. Of course, that means you are limited in your options, but many of the current chalk paint options that are so popular recommend application over the existing finish with little to no prep.
Thanks for the great video! Inspired me to do some work on an old bench I have. How long after the denatured alcohol step do you wait to sand?
Thank you. Just subscribed.
Love the color so much! Do you think it will work on maple wood cabinets?
I’m trying to get a rustic walnut finish..any suggestions on what colors to use & the order of usage??
That was amazing!! I have a black nightstand and dresser, they are from Ashley's furniture. Is that able to make white chalk look?
Yes. You may have to use several coats to cover completely or prime beforehand but its doable!
Love your tutorials. Going to do this finish on my four poster bedroom furniture. Love your new home too. Would you be willing to share the paint colors on your walls in the room you shot this video?
Thanks. It's Sherwin Williams Sea Salt.
Thank you so much for posting this video. I feel more confident refinishing my nightstands because of it! Question - my nightstand is built with solid wood, can I use the Citri-Strip or do you recommend only sanding? Thanks!
Either would work. It depends on the stain. Now that I have a nice sander I tend to stay away from stripping when possible.
I bought a sleigh trundle bed for my daughter. It looks as if it was a super light stain and poly. So it looks like natural wood. I wanted to do a weathered wood look and this is super close if not perfect. It is solid oak. I’m thinking I need to use the darker stain before the white wash? To get the look you have.
And does it need to set for 30 days before she can use the bed ( the wax coat you mentioned Ed leaving sit for 30 days). Love this tutorial!
You will need to remove the current finish before you can start this process. Since it's a bed, you won't need to wait a full 30 days. I just say that for items like dressers that will have stuff set on them. Email me if you have more questions. christina@prettydistressed.com
Do you throw away your wax rags after you use them, or can you save them for the next project?
I absolutely love this technique. I definitely will be doing my next couple pieces to sale. Great job! This sounds totally crazy but ur sin is amazing. I would love to know what foundation you use if you even use any. But I've been trying to find some that I actually like. Anyway love this piece ♥️
You are so nice. I actually struggled with hormonal acne for the past year. It has finally cleared up! I have lots of foundations I use, but for this video it was Cover FX Power Play and Maybelinne Fit Me (Dewy & Smooth) mixed. I wear a LOT of foundation when I'm on camera, so that is why it looks good. LOL. Might be a bit much in person.
@@ChristinaMuscari well you definitely cant tell you ever had acne. Your a beautiful girl but sometimes when you develop something like acne will make you feel so insecure about yourself. But remember what you see in the mirror isn't what other people see. I tell that to my daughter who is 12 now all the time. I know about hormonal issues. I've always been around 130 all my life and I gained like 30pds after my son! Didnt fit into anything. Likely lately I've been able to loose but i felt so terrible about myself when i looked in the mirror i would avoid it at all cost. But my husband who loves me for some reason lol would tell me that all the time and it's so true. Anyway ur beautiful and ur makeup is awesome and ur furniture is amazing!
Love you, girl! You are beautiful. too.
I am trying to refinish dining chairs, so there are many pieces and nooks and crannies. Do you think it would be easier to use something like citri-strip, or an electric sander + sandpaper combo?
Electric Sander and sandpaper combo. The stripper pile up in the cracks I think. Good luck. That will be a lot of work.
Man!! I’m glad I went through videos and videos and got to yours!! I already started sanding a dark wood dresser and night stand similar to your colors . I had this idea look I wanted but couldn’t figure out how to get there . My wood grains came out beautiful so I wanted to keep that original pattern . But I was afraid of staining weathered grey . They say it really soaks in. But this wash out white and grey wax looks great! I’m going to try it. My only question was why wait 30 days to use the he furniture? Why not use a clear coat that’s usually used to protect the wood ? Or did I miss that step? Thanks again!!
You can use a clear coat if you want!
Why not just paint over the stain? Does chalk paint not adhere to stained furniture?
I could have painted over it, but I wanted to see the wood grain on this piece and go for this natural, driftwood look.
Thank you so much for all of your videos. You have inspired me! This Barnwood look is what I am trying to achieve. I noticed that the top of your nightstand looks different than the rest of the piece. Is it just stained w/ the grunge gray with no white wash?
It just looks different because it was easier to strip the stain from the top so there was less of that brown residue. It was all done the same way.
How do you dispose of all the stripper and stain that you take off with the scraper? Does it go in the garbage?
Beautiful! What orbital sander do you recommend and why? I usually try and be frugal but appreciate a quality product. Thanks.
I used a Dewalt Orbital sander for years.
I LOVE this finish! I am researching/preparing to refinish my dining table and chairs. Is the wax finish enough protection for a dining table? I would prefer to achieve something as close to this as possible.
I have wax on my dining table, and it's held up well for me. I always use placemats to protect it while eating.