HOW TO MAKEOVER a BORING Pine Dining Table
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In this HOW TO MAKEOVER video I show you how you can update a tired and outdate Pine dining table into a Beautiful and Stylish Piece of Furniture.
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Such a beautiful finished piece. You always improve the character of whatever project you’re working on. I appreciate your blooper info, as well!
Thanks so much Sue. I might do a "Blooper reel" section in future videos but I'd have to use the Bleep machine a fair bit!! 😂😂👍
Final finish looks great. And with solid wood, the customer can redo in another 10 years when design styles change.
Great point, thanks Wendy 😀
Oh my goodness it is so beautiful. I have a table just like it and have been waiting to decide what to do to it. The kids had colored with markers on top of it. I love this and thank you for the wonderful inspiration :) Daisy's sweet face ❤
Thanks so much and its great to hear I can provide some inspiration for others. 😀👍❤🐶
LOVE IT!!! Daisy is my favorite dog on UA-cam. She is such a character. Thank you for your honesty and showing your mistakes as well as your triumphs. I'm certain your client was pleased with the result. 💜💜💜
Hi Anita, your comments are always appreciated and you are so kind. Daisy is becoming a superstar!! 😂😂🐶❤
@@MayfieldRestorations She deserves that title! So do you! You have come a long way since I found you. The quality of your videos has gotten downright professional. The filming and editing and narration are top notch. You are doing everything right. I am so happy for you! Your artistry and craftmanship deserve a broader audience. I'm sure that will happen for you.
@Anita Morales Wow Anita, I think that has to be the best compliment Ive ever received. Thanks you so much and for your continued support. 😀 🐶 ❤
I wondered about the stain plus a wash just because I watch so many other furniture redo channels. Looks like just a wash was the ticket! Pine seems pretty tricky. Great job! Great update! Lovely Daisy!😊🐕
Thanks so much Jennifer 😀🐶👍
You are refreshingly honest David. The table has been given a new lease of life. I know pine is not the most sought after furniture, but I like it. It’s versatile, pretty hard wearing, fixable and a reasonable price. It can be made to look beautiful and you have proved that with this table. I love what you have done to it. xx
Hi Lyndsey. Thanks for such a lovely comment. I'm really pleased you liked the end result and I agree with you regarding Pine. Its not the most attractive wood but its solid and allows you to do a lot of things. 😀👍😀
@@MayfieldRestorations you are welcome David. Your talents are amazing and Daisy is pretty special too. xx
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I am, of course, referring to Daisy. Of course, the table is gorgeous too. Yet another high quality restoration. This table looks quite, quite lovely and I think the owner will be very pleased with it. I like the way that you give an overview of what you are doing and not have us watch 30 minutes of sanding and a tedious monologue as I have seen on so many channels. It is great to see someone take such pride in what is produced. Well done and be proud of yourself.
Hi Pamela. What a lovely comment, thanks so much. Its good to hear i have the video format right. 😀😀
Very beautiful finish!!! The color of the table top is remarkable! Daisy is a lovely addition to all the beauty!!
Thank you so much! 😀🐶👍
You have excellent taste in colors. Now that I see the final look of the paint wash, I think that same combo on top would go well with a grayish paint on the bottom instead of the white.
Thanks so much! 😊 I agree with you on the base colour, I suggested to the customer a light grey but she wanted white and she was paying 😂😂😀❤👍
end result is spectacular. Im glad you left it in the issue with the top coat. Its reassuring to see these things don't just happen to me. Love your channel and look forward to seeing your next project. Since here in North New Jersey (north eastern US) its to cold for me to work in the garage so I satisfy my woodworking hobby vicariously watching you tube videos. can't wait until spring to join in.
Thanks very much Michael. Its cold here in the UK but I'm guessing not by your standards over there in the US. Roll on Spring time!! 😀👍
Love your work! And it is very useful for everyone to see the mistakes. The same happened to me once. I believe the main problem is the stain wasn’t dry enough before applying the paint wash. I let it stay for couple of days to be absolutely sure it is cured:)
Thanks Alla, I'm begging to think thats exactly what the mistake was. Not letting the stain dry long enough 😀😀
Hi David, another great job! I totally appreciate you filming the ‘ooops’ bit with the stain/bleed through, as this happened to me too grrrr I’m pretty sure it’s the oils/tannins in the pine that seep through when the top coat goes on, as on my second attempt I sealed the stain with poly before adding the paint wash and it worked just great. Anyway aside from the chore of you having to re-sand it all the finished result looks fab so well done….as always I really enjoy your videos, thank you⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hi Buddy. I think the way forward when i'm working on pine is to definitely use a sealer before using water based products. I've had some great bits of advice on what went wrong and how to resolve it, including yours. Thanks very much D 😀😀👍
That table is just stunning. And Daisy is just a delight,
Thanks very much Maeve 😀🐶❤️
I'm glad there was a mistake because I love the top now. It's beautiful. Great job
Thank you! I must admit that I also preferred the end result 😊
Oh that dreaded 80s/90s pine! This is such a vast improvement.
Hi Euchrid, I totally agree!! Yellow pine furniture is definitely not my favourite 😀😀
A great refinish as always. Hugs and kisses for Daisy the most gorgeous you tube dog EVER. Xx
Awww thanks Marcia. I love my Daisy, so to hear you say that put a huge smile on my face 😀🐶❤
Oh David! I really dislike pine and love how you toned down the pinyness! I actually liked it better without the stain, but really felt for you having to do all that double work. I'd pay money to pet our Daisy's ears! She is just such a beauty.
Hi Molly. Thanks very much. It was a bit of a pain having to start again but i was happy with the end result. Daisy says hi 🐶😀❤👍
I like the tablet top colour. Not so keen on the white. But great job
Hi Cindy. I must admit that I would have used a light grey but the customer wanted the White. 😀👍
Another beautiful restoration David, it really is so gorgeous. Daisy interludes are very cute, she is great at quality control. Xx
Hi Freyja, Thank you so much. Daisy certainly likes to add her input quite regularly. 😀🐶♥
David,I think you've started a trend...several other refinishers I watch are now featuring their Dogs in their vlogs..still love Daisy and you were the first I've seen feature your Dog.
Ohhhh my again that table turned out spectacular ,thanks again for showing us the bad along with the good....that's how we all learn.❤to You and Daisy!
Hi Kim. Ooooo Ive never been a trend setter before. Hahaha. I must admit that I have noticed others featuring their own pets in their videos too. Really pleased you liked the finished table. 😀🐶❤
Love the furchild... Daisy is beautiful ❤ table is very nice.
Thank you! 🤗🐶❤️
Lovely as usual! Could there have been a problem using a water-based top coat with the stain? I don’t remember what kind of stain you used. 👍🏻
Hi Shari. I'm beginning to think that might be the case. The stain is alcohol based and the topcoat and paint water based. Ive used the same method before though and had no issue.🤷🏻♂️
Spirit stain with a water based finish shouldn't be a problem we do floors like that. Rather than use white Spirit in future try methylated spirits. White Spirit can leave an oily residue if not completely dry
This taught me a few things. And you sticking to it to get the best effect is grand to watch. Real and teachable moment. Thank you little Pup.
Hi Nancy, thanks so much. 😀😀
The contrast between the paint and the wash is so pretty, and the wood is no longer the yellowed pine. (Your customer probably thought that the old finish looked like urine.) I’m glad that this turned out so well. Give Daisy a scratch behind the ears for me!
Hahaha, she definitely wanted to update it. Daisy says hi 😃🐶❤️
I love the table! Daisy is a super star.♥️
Thanks so much Shannon. Daisy is a little star but its not going to her head 😂😂🐶👍
the end result is very beautiful!
What I do to avoid such problems is to use the same material solutions in all stages, for example only water-based
Thanks Hetti, I'm pretty sure that was the problem now, mixing solutions. 😀👍
So pretty. I am sure your client will be pleased. It was good to see your problem and how you rectified it. People do learn from these videos.👍
Hi Jeanette. Thank you so much! 😀😀
Bless you Daisy 😂
Absolutely loved the end result with the top of the table the hiccup may have been a blessing apart from the extra work. Appreciate you showing the problem I like to see the mistakes then if ever a miracle happens with my health and I can do this I will know what not to do 🤣🤣
I am sure your customer was delighted ☺️
Hi and thankyou as always for your continued support. I'm glad my leaving the mistake in has given you ideas of what NOT to do.. 😂😂😂🐶👍❤
Thank you for the Daisy breaks! You do beautiful work.
Another quality piece! Love your restorations. You are my favorite channel for furniture refinishing with your attention to detail. Daisy is precious!
Hi Apt, thats really nice of you to say and such a great compliment. Thanks very much for your support. 😀🐶❤
Whoah, gorgeous! The color of the top has turned out so well! ❤
Thank you! 😊
Wow the end result was way better than I thought it was going to go. It's looks wonderful!
Thanks Debbie, glad you liked the finished piece 😀
Brilliant and better second version 😃, helloooooo Daisy ❤️
Thanks so much. Daisy says hi 😀🐶❤️
I love how it turned out. I like pine, but not the way it will turn very yellow with age. The top is really beautiful. Love Daisy's sneezes. Mine sneeze like that sometimes. They are so silly.
Thanks so much. I'm with you on the yellowing issue with Pine and the original topcoat on this was really plastic looking. We love our Pooches 😀👍🐶♥
Absolutely lovely 🩵🤍✨️🦋 thank you for sharing 😊 🩷 Well done🎉
AND... Oh my gosh, Daisy🐾🐶🩵🤍She is adorable. I'm definitely a huge Daisy fan!!
Thank you! 😊 I'll tell Daisy she has another Super Fan 🤣🐶❤️
Looks like a hydrophobic effect. That is, the oily components of your finishes are trying to group together leaving the water based components by themselves. My guess is that when you sanded and stained, you stirred up some oily resins in the wood and then you spread them around by rubbing paint into the surface. Now you’ve got little blobules of oil on the surface and you hit it with a water based top coat. Before the polymer could lock into place, the oily blobs started to coalesce away from the top coat.
That’s my best guess and I’m sticking with it. I think what might have helped was to set the stain. Are there such things as clear primers? I am not a furniture refinisher. I’ll have to pass this one by someone I know who used to do this professionally.
I think your theory is correct. Pine is a real pain to stain because it usually takes the stain unevenly. This is partly due to the difference in hardness between the knots and the smoother parts of the wood. And since he did sand to bare wood, the natural oils would have an effect too. Best solution when you get down to raw pine is to use a clear sanding sealer before staining. This helps keep the oils in and allows for more even penetration of the stain.
Hi Kim. Thanks you so much for your detailed comment. I think you're definitely correct, it seems to be a combination of the natural oils in the wood, the type of stain and topcoat i used and drying times. You live and learn as they say. Thanks again for taking the time. 😀😀👍
The table came out so nice! Huge difference! Great job as always. I have a similar table and it's seen better days, you've given me some great ideas. Best to you and your family and a nice pat for Daisy Girl. Cheers!!
Hi Sher, good to hear from you and pleased you enjoyed the final results. All the best to you and yours 😀♥😀
superb transformation and great honesty!
Hi Martin, I appreciate that, thanks very much 😀👍
I’ve seen hundreds of these tables over the years and disliked each one! Your finished product is beautiful and I’d buy it in a minute.
(but mostly I’m smitten with Daisy! Thank you for including that sassy girl.)
What a lovely comment, thank you so much and I know Daisy has more fans than me! 😂😂🐶😀♥
I love it. Amazing color on top achieved with a paint wash. Daisy is the star.
Thanks, Daisy is certainly a star 😂🐶❤️
You did a great job! I agree with other comments regarding your earlier mistake the varnish and top coat are not compatible. The varnish was likely oil based and top coat water base creates crackle.
I totally agree, after reading yours and others comments I'm fairly confident that i didn't allow the alcohol based stain to dry enough before moving on the the next steps. 😀👍
Not what I expected... it's beautiful!!
Thanks 😀
The final top paint wash is quite handsome.
Thanks Mary 😀
Love what you did with this table!
Thanks Doris 😀
I have a table very much like this in the barn, been languishing there for some time. I'd thought about stripping it back to bare wood but it, too, is pine. This is an excellent idea, so will give it a go. (As a guess, pine has a lot of sap and resin; without sealing it first, that would be my guess why it went wrong the first go-round.)
Thanks Lee and have fun working on your table 😀👍
Love it. Everything happens for a reason!
Very True Melissa 😀👍
The final result is beautiful.uch better without the stain underneath. (My Millie sneezes at me like that when she wants to play.)
Thanks Barbara. Daist tends to sneeze more when I say "Oh Dear" to her. Always looking for attention!! 😂🐶❤
Fantastic job!
Thanks so much Megan 😀😀❤️
Thanks for not editing it out. My dads a retired paint scientist. He said he cant say for certain, but he wonders if you didnt put a water based sealer over an oil based product?
I’m pretty sure your dad is right. Lesson learned 🤣😀👍
I agree with Laura Lake.
Much improved. I have a half and half dining table and I love it, but it’s not as nice as this one.
Thanks Sue 😀
I’ve done my dining table similar to this. Looks great ❤
Thank you Donna 😊
Another top notch job, lovely finish!
Thank you so much 😃
gorgeous!
Thanks Lynne 😀👍
This turned out looking like a high end piece despite your little setback. Thank you for being real and showing this to us. And oh, Daisy says I’m cute, stop what your doing and play with me…
Hahaha thanks Linda, Daisy is a good girl but quite high maintenance when it comes to attention!!😂🐶❤
Красота!!!!!Мастеру слава!!!!!
Thanks you so much, you're very kind 😀👍
Very nice results. Not sure about the mistake. Different product mix? Still turned out beautiful.
Thank you, Cheers Robert 😀👍
Beautiful result 👍🏻
Thank you! 😊
It's a lovely table .
All I can say is Wow 👏👏
Aww thanks Julia 😀😀
Hi David, beautiful work on this table, great end result after that mishap....Take care...
Thanks Martine, it all worked out in the end i guess 😂👍
What a beautiful job! I was browsing ideas for my derelict round mid-century spinning coffee table, and your gorgeous dining table seduced me. The paint wash looks fantastic, thanks for the inspiration!
Aww thanks very much for letting me know this Linda, its always great to hear when my work gives people their own ideas. Much appreciated 😀❤
Very nice! Great job even though you had a hiccup!
Hi Peg, thanks, I got there in the end 😂👍
That second paintwash turned out great! Though, instead of white I'd have used sage green for the rest of the table, it'd been fantastic with the rendition of the table top: brown-grey on pale grey-green...
Yeah, I hear you. I wanted to use a different colour for the base but my customer wanted white. 😀👍
@@MayfieldRestorations Anyway, it's beautiful. More than that 80s "honey" pine, mind you, we have the chance to have the 80s "honey" oak in the kitchen, a real nightmare. It was all the rage back then, I prefer the updated version you shown us.
I was extremely interested in this restoration because I have a solid pine table which I now dislike because of its colour & you have given me the confidence to do something different with it. - wish I lived nearer to you because I would get you to do mine. Unfortunately I don’t so the content of the video was very informative & full of great tips & advice.
So pleased my video has helped 😀😀
Gosh ... now I am now looking at our similar pine kitchen suite! 👀
DO it!! 😂❤😀👍
You got a very elegant and modern table out of the old pine. It even looks a bit dressy. Most people who do furniture on UA-cam avoid showing their goofs, although we all make them. I appreciate your honesty; it greatly increases your credibility in your craft. Daisy looks like she has the softest and warmest face. It's easy to tell how much you love her. Sending her some belly rubs. Cheers from Oklahoma!!!
Hi Maribob. Lovely comment as always, thank you so much. Daisy is my best buddy and I do love her to bits. She’s a little gem 😀🐶❤️
Greetings, David!
I am a new fan and enjoy your transformations as your talent for adding color or stain contrasts is brilliant. The "Orange Peel" you developed on the finish coat is not uncommon. Without an extensive drying period, oil-based stains followed by a water-based finish will result in orange peel. A simple solution and a time-proven one is a sealing coat of shellac in between. It can be a "spit or wash coat" meaning a 50/50 mixture of shellac to alcohol. Then there is no bleed-through to subsequent coats of oil or water finish. The shellac locks everything down to prevent bleeding through stains or odors from musty drawers.
Also, if the viscosity of your finish coat is high, then the sprayer will not atomize the finish material into a fine mist. In my experience, I prefer to apply many thin coats of thinned finish and use a 1000-grit light pass of sandpaper in between each coat to build a beautiful finish.
Granted it takes longer but you will be very pleased with the final coat. Cheers and continued growth for your channel and Daisy's fan base😃
Hi John and welcome to the channel. Thankyou so much for taking the time to give me such a detailed answer regarding the issue I had. I think you are dead right in that I used and alcohol based stain and more than likely didn't leave it to dry long enough. Thanks for the tip on using a diluted shellac too. One question regarding that, If i "seal" the stain and therefore the wood pores, will i still get the same look using the Paintwash on top of the shellac? Sorry if this is a silly question but I'm always looking to learn. Thanks David 😀👍
@@MayfieldRestorations Just curious to see if you received my reply from earlier this week where I mentioned a reference book for you to read on finishing. It is not in this chat string with you.
OH! THE PATIENCE OF YOU! LOOKS BRILLIANT!
Hi Debbe. My wife is surprised by the amount of patience I have in my work because i’m not always patient with other things 😂😂😂❤️
This is beautiful! I love the fact you admit and show your fails. We all have them and no one is perfect.
Thanks Deni. I don’t really mind making mistakes, best way to learn 😀🤣
True out well a Top job and the good video was very good as always look forward to your next one
Thanks Reg 👍
Look great. Very similar to a table I have.
Thanks Roberta 😀👍
I don't usually like painted wood. However, surprisingly, I like this table!
Glad you like it!😀👍
I love the way the top came out, with all the natural imperfections in the wood.
Props to your client for having you update this piece instead of just buying a new table. This piece is so functional and well made, but I agree the yellowish varnish of the pine is a bit dated. Another fabulous job!
Thank you very much!
Perhap's it was a Omen Dave with that top, but it look's great now Mate, perhap's Daisy was trying to tell you something earlier on LOL keep um comin Mate you do a great job !!!.😀😀😀
Cheers Brian, I think you're right. Maybe Daisy has some sort of ESP. 😂👍🐶
Better late than never! Beautiful end result, David! Sweet Daisy always brings a smile to my face!
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Yeah buddy wahoo. Your mistake turned out to be sooooo much prettier. 😍❤️ and Daisy is such a widdle punkin ❤️
😊 thank you Jodi. Daisy says Hi 🐶❤👋
Lovely 😊
Thank you! 😊
The table looks great now! Fresh and updated. Thank you for showing that things don’t always go as expected. Turned out beautifully!!
Thanks so much!😃
I’m not a fan of painted furniture in general, but I like how this turned out. I can understand why the customer was tired of the look, and the white base certainly toned down the yellow-orange look. Great job!
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Your a genius, lovely job 👍
Thank you Martin. Cheers! 😀👍
Could it be something in the wood? Maybe tannins? I dont know how long it takes to happen though. You're little dog is just such a cutie.
Hi Anna, from the feedback and thinking about it more, i think it was due to the fact i used different solution bases in the products, some spirit based and others water 😀
oh, wow, it turned out beautiful...I like that greyer wash...(I'm sure the warmer one would have been nice, too...) but the grey tones we get to see with the second wash treatment look super classy...happy accident.
Hi Colleen, I totally agree. It actually looked better without the base stain in the end. 😀😀
i really love the way it turned out!!! ❤
Thanks very much 😃😃
Thank you for showing the guts as well as the glory. This is how we all learn. Beautiful outcome! :)
Pretty!
Thanks Teresa 😀
Wow. What a beautiful color!
Thanks 😀😀
Such a wonderful transformation ❤ I love the final result❤❤❤
Thanks very much Anna 😀😀
It turned out great. Thank you for sharing all of it. And 💕🐾🐾
Thank you! 😊
Oh my goodness! The table is gorgeous. I absolutely love it!
Thanks so much Julie 😀😀😀
I really love the finished piece! I am glad that you got to correct your faux pas…. Daisy is the most best girl! How can you resist those eyes when she needs attention?? 😂❤ wonderfully done!
Hi Rachael, thanks very much. The problem is that I can't resist Daisy's little face. hahaha I definitely get more done when she's not in my workshop with me 😂😂🐶❤
EXCELLENT! Love how it turned out. And . . . thanks for showing your mistake and how you fixed it.
Thanks for watching and you lovely comments 😀
That is beautiful work! Thank you for sharing Daisy with us!
Hi Shawn, thanks very much and i'm always happy to share Daisy, she's my little pal. 😀🐶👍
I love your honesty.
Personally I do not like the painted look, much prefer the natural wood effect.
A job well done all the same x
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Beautiful. I’ve just basically bought the same table from a recycling centre for £20 & am looking at up cycling in a similar manner - this was very helpful, thank you. Looks lovely.
So pleased my video has helped 😀😀
Liked the paint wash top very much and I’m going to give it a go on a very boring pine table I’ve been wondering what to do with. Thanks for your entertaining and informative videos.
Go for it! 😀😀😀👍
That was a great job. If we cant face our mistakes and learn from them, where will that leave us. Thanks for showing me your error, I laughed when you began with the topcoat as it has happened to me before too. Anyhow, the end product just with the stained top looks absolutely fabulous Andrew. I learn so much from you and I adore Daisy girl
Hi Gail, we all make mistakes, often 😂😂 I notice you’ve called me Andrew a few times in your comments. I’m David, just thought I’d let you know 😂😂👍👍
Wonderful update! Love the stained top with the white base.
Thanks Karen 😀😀
I have to agree with the client that the knots were a bit much. I think how you softened it up was absolutely spectacular. Well done. ps: wow the top coat thingy really was quite the learning curve. I hope someone helped you figure it out?
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I thought I noticed the stain “fish eyeing” as you put the stain on. I wonder if there was a waxy residue that caused the problem with the paint wash. Tom Johnson treats the fish eye with Wax Wash. Just a thought.
Thanks Gyda, I watch him so I'll have a look 😀👍