Restoration of Damaged Mid Century Modern Dresser
This Mid-Century Modern Dresser was severely damaged with 2 coats of paint, 1 coat of primer as well as the original finish. This video shows you how I brought this dresser back to life so it will become a treasured heirloom for the lucky family that purchases it.
I have never been so challenged in refinishing a piece of furniture. I learned some new techniques that I share with you- such as how to veneer a drawer easily. This video is posted on YouTube. The link to this video is : https://youtu.be/78Sq46fUE_4
Supplies used in this restoration
Ovation paint by Lowes in the color NEW BLACK
Sanding discs for orbital sander
polyurethane water base satin finish
Respirator with safety glasses
TSP No Rinse
Krud Kutter Graphitti Remover at Home Depot
MinWax water base stain in color CHESTNUT at Lowes
Varathane Water base Polyurethane Matte Finish
Harbor Freight 36 in Trigger Clamp
Harbor Freight 60 in F style bar clamp
KWIK Strip Paint and Varnish Remover at Home Depot
Watco Paint and Varnish Remover at Walmart
Additional products I find helpful in flipping furniture:
Zibra grip n glide 2 inch paint brush
Gray wood contact paper (for drawer bottoms)
Beech wood contact paper (for drawer bottoms)Chair Table Leg floor protectors
ChrystaLac satin sealer (does NOT yellow when used on white chalk paint)
Respirator with safety glasses
5in Clear stretch wrap film (to protect furniture for transportation)
18 in clear stretch wrap film (to protect furniture for transportation)
22 in wooden drawer slide (cut to fit)
Please read all labels and follow all manufacturer safety recommendations when working with paints, stains, and other equipment and wear and use appropriate personal protection equipment. Viewers should attempt these projects at their own risk.
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