I love your videos on so many levels. I like seeing "discarded" items being brought back to life. But I really love how you talk through the process you follow and how you're going to address each issue. I'm not a refinisher, but I never miss any of your videos!
Blows my mind the difference before and after stripping. Love that you refinish/repair this stuff. Hidden gems if you have the time, patience, and skill
I love your channel! Every step is well explained and your videos are straight to the point. If I could give you some constructive advice, it only would be that it would be nice if you would include the products used in the description box. As a beginner, one is often overwhelmed with all the different products in stores. :/ Other than that I think you do a great job! :)
I've learned so much from your videos. I'm inspired to refinish a Lane cedar chest I bought on Craigslist after watching you. Thanks for sharing your techniques!
It is amusing how designs like this, which were once futuristic, are now dated. And it is a pleasure to see a useful thing cleaned and restored to use and attractiveness. Thank you.
Never knew why I didn't like those chairs until you said they were made with plywood. Maybe the color too. Or maybe that was the chair I sat in down the hall from my classroom cause I didn't do my homework. Turned out real nice.
I have to admit that I prefer a patina and the aesthetic of abuse and wear. I found a coffee table which had been left in someone's backyard in the rain for years and the top was covered in rot. I fell in love with it instantly. I took it home and roughly abraded the rot away with some steel wool, gave it a rough sanding with 400 grit, and left the scratchy, half-destroyed original finish. Then I just sealed it in polyurethane. I love the look of it, but everyone else wrinkles their nose and asks me why I don't strip it and refinish it. If I wanted something that looks pristine, I'd just buy Ikea. I love the patina of honest decay, rust, and wear brought on through time and functional use.
Beautiful restoration, the chair reminds me of the Eames low dining chair, it’s probably a cheap knock off, but with your love & care it’s brought back to life again, what would a full set of six look like !
I have 4 of these chairs in my garage. They were painted navy blue. I have thought about stripping them, but I chicken out every time. Maybe I'll be brave someday. Nice work.
Watch it buddy, God's last name isn't damn.. *"..every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment.."* [Matt 12:36 KJV]
Thanks a lot for your inspiring work and for sharing it online! Trying to get started in this craft and your projects (and mostly, they way you explain them) are super didactic.
Thank you for making these videos! They're very informative (as I intend to try some restoration projects in the future) as well as a pleasant, relaxing watch. :D
i envy your collection a lot haha. where can i find mid century vintages around here? not anywhere... haha. still, youve done these pieces a lot of justice too. its so nice to watch and listen to you
I enjoyed your video very much. I am attempting a project like this for the first time - would you be able to list the exact products you used in the project? Thank you!
Hello, first of all, I love how you restore everything. I am a huge fan. I recently got a chance to buy a Cherner chair. However, it is missing some screws. Do you know how or where I can get old screws so that they are not standing out as if I were to bought normal screws in my hardware store? I hope you answer my question. Thank you.🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am doing the same thing right now. alomost 70 old chairs need to repaint i try Sanding .dyeing.Primer.Finish and finish 4 chairs by 3 days.. it's took too much time.. and an old Painter told me that i should just little sanding and just Spray paint. he said that is the faster way to cheap reapir chiar ""Cover the old paint directly with spray paint"" ←What do you think about?
I am in the process of restoring a set of 10. Did you have any issues with the back pieces of laminated plywood needing to be reshaped? Several of mine are very stretched out, and when you lean back in the chair, you feel like you could break it and fall right on your head.
Nice chair and nice restoration! What did you do with the underside of the chair? Did you allign it or used nicer uniform screws? Also, nice tip to use the soldering-thing to even out the dents in the wood!
Great job as always. I have a question for you. Do you use different types of wood stripper for different types of wood/project? Just wonderding if some are stronger than others.
Do you make a living out of restoration? If so, would you mind making a video about the business side of it and give some advice on some do's and don'ts? I know it might be a disrespectful request, but I had to give it a shot. Thanks for the videos.
The scraping on this one was so satisfying
Yes, like ASMR
Great job! Maybe consider adding a before and after shot at the end so that your work can really pop?
It's always surprising how much damage is just the finish.. and not the wood itself.
I love your videos on so many levels. I like seeing "discarded" items being brought back to life. But I really love how you talk through the process you follow and how you're going to address each issue. I'm not a refinisher, but I never miss any of your videos!
Thank you so much!
Same!
the chair looks happy.
Blows my mind the difference before and after stripping. Love that you refinish/repair this stuff. Hidden gems if you have the time, patience, and skill
Nice video. thanks for sharing.
The scraping of the old finish is so satisfying to watch. The voice is just a bonus!
Without guidance refinishing a piece of furniture could be serious messy stuff. Your comprehensive videos make it so easy, and so zen! Thank you!
I love your channel! Every step is well explained and your videos are straight to the point. If I could give you some constructive advice, it only would be that it would be nice if you would include the products used in the description box. As a beginner, one is often overwhelmed with all the different products in stores. :/ Other than that I think you do a great job! :)
Nice. Love see old furniture being brought back to like.
Thanks for watching.
Well…that looks like a chair maybe a student sat in while in industrial arts class. Very nice
What a beautiful finish for a gorgeous chair!
Beautiful work!
The chair looks happy now...😀
Seriously you are an artist!
Thank you!
woooow
So beautiful. Furniture is, a work of art. Thank you for keeping art alive.
So satisfying to see the gunk scraped off.
Clean!
I've learned so much from your videos. I'm inspired to refinish a Lane cedar chest I bought on Craigslist after watching you. Thanks for sharing your techniques!
The furniture of the tree revives again and again. It is a wonderful job.
Thank you.
Good job jeans!
Another total ASMR relaxation session. This man’s videos are so enjoyable and satisfying. Beautiful restorations.
Thank you.
It is amusing how designs like this, which were once futuristic, are now dated. And it is a pleasure to see a useful thing cleaned and restored to use and attractiveness. Thank you.
Darn you are a natural at this.
So simple and beautiful. I’m learning so much from you- thank you!
Great video! Beautifully shot and very informative.
Never knew why I didn't like those chairs until you said they were made with plywood. Maybe the color too. Or maybe that was the chair I sat in down the hall from my classroom cause I didn't do my homework.
Turned out real nice.
Wow! amazing job and great video. Thank you for explaining the process.
Thank you for taking us through the process! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching!
You make it look so easy!😃 Great job. 👍🏽
He lives in NE Minneapolis. He's been shoveling snow the last two months. Every. Day.
We need to see the author of so many great restorations!! Film yourself too. Great job!
I have to admit that I prefer a patina and the aesthetic of abuse and wear. I found a coffee table which had been left in someone's backyard in the rain for years and the top was covered in rot. I fell in love with it instantly. I took it home and roughly abraded the rot away with some steel wool, gave it a rough sanding with 400 grit, and left the scratchy, half-destroyed original finish. Then I just sealed it in polyurethane. I love the look of it, but everyone else wrinkles their nose and asks me why I don't strip it and refinish it.
If I wanted something that looks pristine, I'd just buy Ikea. I love the patina of honest decay, rust, and wear brought on through time and functional use.
You'd love rat rods then.
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Beautiful restoration, the chair reminds me of the Eames low dining chair, it’s probably a cheap knock off, but with your love & care it’s brought back to life again, what would a full set of six look like !
I would totally buy furnitures from your store if i lived close by. Great work as always!
Nicely done! And, you have a very soothing voice!
Thank you!
It looks really nice at the end. Good job!
I have 4 of these chairs in my garage. They were painted navy blue. I have thought about stripping them, but I chicken out every time. Maybe I'll be brave someday. Nice work.
Great job I’m so glad I found this.
Thanks for watching.
Superb as usual. Great channel. Please make more if you can!
As always, informative and enjoyable!
Thank you!
Amazing work as always!
You are a very good teacher. 🙏🏻🌹
First off, you're a goddamn artist. That's gorgeous work. Second, I love that you've leaned in to the whole ASMR thing.
Watch it buddy, God's last name isn't damn..
*"..every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment.."* [Matt 12:36 KJV]
@@StandFast1611 lmao did that make you feel better?
I am so relaxed now.... thank you!
Thanks a lot for your inspiring work and for sharing it online! Trying to get started in this craft and your projects (and mostly, they way you explain them) are super didactic.
Amazing attention to details! I love your channel.
What an understated yet beautiful chair. Great job man, you really brought it back to life. Cheers!
I love these videos! Thanks for posting.
I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you for making these videos! They're very informative (as I intend to try some restoration projects in the future) as well as a pleasant, relaxing watch. :D
Thank you!
Fabulous!!!
Looks great. Thanks for the great videos. You are one of my go to guys for for restoration tips.
Thanks
Thanks for watching.
Another great project!
After seeing the finish taken and still damp 100% difference. Wow
This makes me wanna try it out
i envy your collection a lot haha. where can i find mid century vintages around here? not anywhere... haha. still, youve done these pieces a lot of justice too. its so nice to watch and listen to you
Good looking chair.
Nice work Jeans! I'll be sure to try it out..
Such a satisfying video to watch. Thanks!
Really enjoy your videos and your taking the time to make them.
Thanks for watching.
Your very welcome keep them coming 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nice job, really. Though, the color difference surprises me. Usually you strive for equal colors.
Gorgeous! You should put “ASMR” in the title! Would probably get a lot more views!
Thanks! I do get a lot of comments about ASMR. I'll try putting it in the title.
What is ASMR?
The most cavalier moment in this entire project happens at 2:05
Extra points for use of the word cavalier!
I enjoyed your video very much. I am attempting a project like this for the first time - would you be able to list the exact products you used in the project? Thank you!
I love DIY. Try it out!
Could you add in what products you use to the description box? Would be really helpful for my own projects. Thanks!
Hello, first of all, I love how you restore everything. I am a huge fan. I recently got a chance to buy a Cherner chair. However, it is missing some screws. Do you know how or where I can get old screws so that they are not standing out as if I were to bought normal screws in my hardware store? I hope you answer my question.
Thank you.🙏🏻🙏🏻
👍🏻👍🏻 You ARE Good 💖💖💖💖💖
Great Job, i love you work!!!
Thank you!
God I miss the old citrus strip.
Love it when you speak.
Another great restoration 👌🏻👌🏻
Great work!
Thank you!
another good one.
Pretty
Look's nice , good job !!!
It sure does look a WHOLE LOT better.
But doesn't removing the original finish decrease the value? (Serious question.)
ASMR indeed.
Great job, amazing :)
Next time use some red stains and paint stars and rainbows on it...perhaps a unicorn!
feel like I was click baited to think the chair was metal!! anyways, great video!
Where have you been?I love your videos 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I am doing the same thing right now. alomost 70 old chairs need to repaint
i try Sanding
.dyeing.Primer.Finish and finish 4 chairs by 3 days.. it's took too much time..
and an old
Painter told me that i should just little sanding and just Spray paint.
he said that is the faster way to cheap reapir chiar
""Cover the old paint directly with spray paint"" ←What do you think about?
I am in the process of restoring a set of 10. Did you have any issues with the back pieces of laminated plywood needing to be reshaped? Several of mine are very stretched out, and when you lean back in the chair, you feel like you could break it and fall right on your head.
very beautiful work
Thank you!
Nice chair and nice restoration!
What did you do with the underside of the chair? Did you allign it or used nicer uniform screws?
Also, nice tip to use the soldering-thing to even out the dents in the wood!
So lovely, as always sir
Thank you.
Why wouldnt you disassemble first before stripping? Wouldnt that let you properly clean the joints and seams better?
Can you please explain how to use pigment powder added to lacquer in more detail to get the right color.
Where can I find the names of the3 materials you are using? What type of wood filler did you use? Thanks for the detailed video!
Great job as always. I have a question for you. Do you use different types of wood stripper for different types of wood/project? Just wonderding if some are stronger than others.
Beautiful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you!
Do you think this was a Thaden Jordan piece or more of a similar look by a different designer
Do you make a living out of restoration? If so, would you mind making a video about the business side of it and give some advice on some do's and don'ts? I know it might be a disrespectful request, but I had to give it a shot.
Thanks for the videos.
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Did you use shellac with wax in it and did you dilute it with denatured alcohol?
Those screws are kind of high and tight like my jeans
This is one of the last places I'd expect a your moms house reference.
Hi. What do you use for video editing? Beautiful work all around