Me again!! It would be amazing if you could do “Tips or things learned of furniture flipping”. I’ve learned a couple-can take wheels off of dollys and use on furniture (58 yrs old with back surgery and 2 neck surgeries so can’t move furniture like I use to). Another tip is to use sawdust with glue, and for stripped knob holes-can use toothpicks and glue…even chop sticks. The plastic putty-to make last longer-I add just tiny bit of water in one dry spot-not the whole container-mix until same consistency and wha-La!!! Just some nice tips of the trade!!

My wish list is now bursting at the seams! Thanks for always sharing the great the advice, Christina ☺

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Glad I could help.

This video was extremely helpful. Ready to jump into redoing furniture for myself, family and friends.I finally know how to prioritize what products that I need to start and be successful. Thank you

This was so helpful! Thank you from someone who is eager to start.

@ChristinaMuscari

9 ай бұрын

You're so welcome!

I've found the corded variety of power tools alot easier to use even though an extension cord is almost always necessary. For me the added weight of the battery especially for the amount of time it takes to sand can be pretty fatiguing.

Well done. Every new flipper should watch this. It was very informative to see what you rated as your top favorite. Thanks for sharing your info.

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Dar!

Wow what a great video. Thank you!

Fantastic video thank you! Would love to see if you could make a video of products based in the UK!

Loved all the info that you gave!!! Great tips too-like not spraying with zin cuz highly flammable!!! Great price for the respirator too-been using N-95 masks. I’ve been looking at the Wagoner sprayer & tent-was going to be my Christmas gift to self this past one ,but family won my heart!! ❤️ I’m going to rewatch and write the list down this time!! I got 2 wood dollys on marketplace for $20!! Thank you so much!!!!💓💫💓

what a helpful video! Thanks!

Thanks for the tips.

Very helpful. Thank you!

Thanks so much for all those great tips. I started to makeover old furniture a few years ago and what you mentioned as tools, I have most of them so far. I have used all my tools for most of the projects that I did,. Missing a few items, such as the glue applicators, which is such a great idea and I do need a good respirator mask in which I will purchase very soon ! Thank you once again for all your amazing videos and tips ! You are great at your work and I really appreciate all the info that you give us. Sending you love and peace in your heart ♥♥

@ChristinaMuscari

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for being here during the journey. I really appreciate you.

Oh and a vacuum #11

First time watching and I love to have on hand tools that work to make the job easier. Good tips and research for what is available. 👍👍

Loved this video! Great tutorial!

Very informative and helpful!!

Great video Christina!! Thank you for all the info. Love your videos:)

Some great new ideas, thanks Christina 🥰

Great info!

I just started furniture flipping a couple months ago. I hand brush-painted my first dresser and realized that I did not have the patience for this particular painting method. So after I sold my first furniture piece, I did a ton of research on hand spray guns and got the Wagner Flexio 4000. LOVEEEE this! I’m able to flip furniture A LOT quicker. And funny enough, about the Zinsser bin primer - I actually spray this on with my Wagner spray gun. I will say, I did purchase a separate spray and container for just this primer and it sprays on wonderfully! My husband installed a really nice ventilation system for me, so this has helped a ton. And of course, everyone should wear a respirator while painting at all times. I use both primers that’s been mentioned and they are fabulous, but as she has mentioned as well with the Zinsser bin - IT IS COSTLY!

Thanks great info.....I love your video's!!!!!!

Very informative and appreciate you did this video. Thanks!!

Thanks!!

Thank you so much for all the information you are anting with this video. 🙌

Wow! Great info for general household projects too👏👏👏

Thank you Christina. Just what I was looking for. Off to Amazon to order my 10 items.

Love this video Christina, very helpful. Thank you for all the recommendations especially for the furniture dollies which, until today, I didn’t know what they were called and have been searching all over the internet for them.

Great video saved 🤗👍🏻

great explanation of difference between bondo and wood filler

I have all of the products you recommended except the heat gun…will check into getting one. Thanks Christina!!

Thank you. I’m always wondering what to buy. 💕

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

Perfect! I’m glad it helped.

I highly recommend Black and Decker. They are excellent starting tools. I have a mouse, and it is awesome.

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

Good to know. I haven’t personally got to try them, so I love having the personal feedback.

I LOVE your channel. Have been binge watching videos while nursing my 20 month old for almost 2 years now. Have some a Beyond Paint starter kit and might finally have some time to use it this summer. Have you used it on any Ikea furniture with success?

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

I haven't used Beyond Paint on Ikea furniture yet.

Thanks for the list. Do you have any recommendations for paper to go into drawers? I'm seeing that on a lot of videos and have no idea where they sell it.

how do you clean your spray tent? yours is so clean.

I am ordering the hardware jig! I Hate figuring out how to keep holes/hardware straight and uniform🤪 BTW, in case you don’t know, but the Dap, Pink filler?? When it dries out all you need is a spray or two of water, mix it up and it’s like NEW!! 👍🏼

@lauralossie3893

7 ай бұрын

I did too! Thank you for the recommendation!

Christina, do you water down all the paint you add to your Wagner sprayer?

How do you conceal old hardware holes on the inside of the drawers?

What is your favorite paint stripper but don't want to take the finish off the furniture piece itself? I have a table that has the leaf folded down below and it is original finish. The rest of the table is painted white.

Could you use a hair dryer instead of a heat gun? Thanks :)

Do you have any advice or suggestions for those of us who don't have a garage? Can spray tents be used outside?

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

Totally. Just need to make sure it’s not too windy and use that net as you paint dries so pollen, dust and bugs don’t get stuck to it.

Thanks for your video! I have a question about the Zinser 123 primer. I think you mentioned that it is good if you have a glossy piece of furniture to help with adhesion. Does that mean you would NOT need to SAND that if you use the Zinser? Please tell me it's true! LOL

@ChristinaMuscari

Жыл бұрын

They claim you don't have to and I have used it this way several times with success.

A SUPER important tip is to have HIGH QUALITY sandpaper. This can be more important than the model of sander itself. Higher cost sandpapers will (usually) last longer. A setup that connects to a vacuum helps too to remove dust as you go which again helps the sandpaper last longer because it doesn't clog. 80 Grit for removing wood stock and fast results. 120 good for general wood finishing 220 good for before sanding or between coats.

What professional sanders to you currently use?

@ChristinaMuscari

8 ай бұрын

I use a Surf Prep 3 x 4 Electric Ray and a Rotex 90

DeWalt over Ryobi every day. A cordless sander is a waste of money if you are serious about sanding.

Are you........starting a podcast soon?!?!?! Because if you are I'M HERE IT!! 🙇🏼‍♀️🧍🏼‍♀️👂🏻🎧