Furniture Flipping For Profit provides informational videos showing viewers how to refinish, restore and restyle furniture for personal use or to flip for a profit.
Are you still restoring furniture? It looks like most your videos are over a year old. Just wondering if you have more recent videos somewhere.
@leilaazen6000Күн бұрын
Que tristeza não tem legendas em português
@Csharpflat52 күн бұрын
Should have clamped with two blocks a g-clamp for better squeeze out.
@AriDemopoulosOnline3 күн бұрын
You didn't talk about where you find the furniture!
@elizabethcorbine32803 күн бұрын
I love Waverly
@marybasso32054 күн бұрын
Beautiful it gives me hope that I can restore my little server that belonged to my great grandparents. Very dark stain but in good shape. I think I will try and sand top to see what kind if wood and then decide on cleaning and staining or painting. After seeing yours I really want to clean and stain.
@TheDamoly8 күн бұрын
I wish you painted dark wood with white to see if it bleeds through. Nothing shows on black
@robomaster488211 күн бұрын
I tried using beyond paint and agree with these results here. It is just another gimmick product created to appeal to lazy people like me. After using it on a test cabinet and seeing that it chipped easily and was not as smooth as I like. I went ahead and used it as if it were a standard paint. I cleaned with simple green, rinsed off, dried, sanded with 220 on detail sander, primed with bonding primer sanded, then beyond paint, then sealed. I sanded between all the coats. I found that careful brushing was better than a roller with even a 1/4 inch nap. Oh, I also used Floetrol. I brushed it on lightly and immediately applied Beyond paint. Thin coats are best. As many as needed. So I was able to use my $125 gallon of Beyond paint without throwing it away but I won't buy it again. Just do the work. There are no shortcuts to a quality finish.
@vanessaspahr252512 күн бұрын
Beautiful 🤩
@Gary-nl2rd12 күн бұрын
You should let chemically soaked rags, dry out before Disposal
@user-ei6os1uk7x15 күн бұрын
Закрасить такую красоту,это преступление.Ненравиться, здайте в комиссионку,купят ценители таких красивых вещей.Вам огромное спасибо за восстановленную красоту.Это просто шедевр.❤❤❤❤❤
@user-ei6os1uk7x15 күн бұрын
Это великолепное поеображение.Вы самая ,самая замечательная реставратор.Сколько души и труда вложено в вашу работу.Спасибо вам за классное видео.Ваш труд безценен.❤❤❤❤❤
@user-ei6os1uk7x15 күн бұрын
Смотрю уже не первый раз.Это божественная реставраци.результат просто великолепен.Красота ,которую словами не передать,ее нужно видеть.❤❤❤❤❤❤Браво мастер.Вы кудесник.
@MichaelSahota20 күн бұрын
What is the music?
@jason730520 күн бұрын
Profit profit profit. Used to have a different meaning.....
@user-wh5co5go9j21 күн бұрын
To think someone painted this beautiful set of draws, you did a fantastic job. Bring it back to its former glory
@user-wh5co5go9j21 күн бұрын
The only thing I have to say is that it would have been better if it had stoppers on the bottom of the legs
@Fairymagic4921 күн бұрын
Hi could you please help me,l can not find your recipe for diy chalk paint .thank you so much.
@JudyBerry-pb2ig21 күн бұрын
Why music?
@joanbroad352823 күн бұрын
What a shame you darkened the beautiful maple wood, it just needed a good clean and thorough waxing, the lovely inlay is totally lost and is now a piece of ‘brown furniture’ with an ugly black base!
@veritasreigns23 күн бұрын
Instead of bleach, use Oxalic Acid. It will lighten the stains without affecting the wood much. You must cover the entire area so you don't get light marks. It's quite gentle so you might need more than one application. Also, it only needs to be washed away and neutralised with water. (I think it's made by boiling certain plants. Very natural but still toxic enough to require gloves.)
@Makapida26 күн бұрын
The guy who painted grey this piece is a criminal!
@pamward1623Ай бұрын
😊❤
@pamward1623Ай бұрын
Yes,,,but tell them to tie blue and pink ribbons..too beautiful to paint😮
@marchelleharris4842Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for taking that hideous color off this beautiful piece of furniture and restoring it to its natural condition. Great job 👏🏽 👏🏽. Thanks for sharing.😊
@kristinebailey6554Ай бұрын
Only a fool would use chalk paint on kitchen surfaces! Beyond paint needs to be applied as directed NOT as YOU choose.
@user-yw5kj7iz6fАй бұрын
Why on earth would you put paint on a beautiful piece of furniture like that. You did an amazing job.
@jessgreenwood262Ай бұрын
I love that you restore with just nature making a noise instead of music , thank you❤
@anneewert9945Ай бұрын
This is such an incredibly helpful video! Thank you so much❤
@martemacdougall1985Ай бұрын
The 3 drawer chest is quite MAGNIFICENT! Really has a presence of majesty. Love the feet and the carved columns beside the drawers, the grain on the top is beautiful as well. Lucky lady that now owns this to pair well her credenza. Enjoy your work very much. Do you know what type of wood used in the structure and also in the veneer? Thank you for another great refinishing video. The 2 part wood bleach worked very well.! ❤ 👏
@patbolstad3701Ай бұрын
Beautiful ❤
@patriciabrungardt2336Ай бұрын
This is stunning!😊
@willareeneacealbertini975Ай бұрын
Thank you for this testing. I was curious too. Excellent testing A+👍🏼
@lanarobinson7154Ай бұрын
And, I did subscribe.
@lanarobinson7154Ай бұрын
Thank you!
@lightwarden.Ай бұрын
I actually said "Wow" aloud when I saw the finished piece. That is just beautiful and masterfully done. Because of you and a few other videos of yours I've been binging, I'm considering trying to flip. I'm out of the workforce right now due to recovering from leukemia. A side-hustle sure would help. Bless and thank you!
@marianovazquezgallegos2739Ай бұрын
Color de mancha plis
@DA-jw4lxАй бұрын
Thank you!
@pepicramer8528Ай бұрын
Love the information I am a creative person I think I may start this . I really want to leave my job ! How long does it take to establish yourself for income ?
@veritasreignsАй бұрын
That's the issue with heat guns---if the paint doesn't bubble you're out of luck. People and chalk paint. Why are they like this. Here in my home town it's usually bright cerise or dark green. Oh, did you know they didn't allow paint stripper into Saudi Arabi at first? They objected to the word "stripper" on the tin. I love that you kept and restored the original hardware.
@texanasimmons1761Ай бұрын
OMG!!! I am so in love with this tea cart! I have loved yellow roses, its an obsession actually, for more than 35 yrs. I am a native Texas Gal and of course....the Yellow Rose of Texas! I am SOOO THRILLED by what you found hiding under that terrible yellow paint! I bet, if you didnt actually keep this for yourself, you had no trouble flipping it!❤❤
@davebenz8271Ай бұрын
That was perhaps the slowest-moving KZread video I’ve ever watched.
@LifeAccordingtoMariaАй бұрын
I honestly thought the Citristrip would have been safer. Guess not. Thanks for the great demonstration
@minniyoutubasterАй бұрын
If you've money to spare, research the non-toxic QCS spray.
@veritasreignsАй бұрын
Lovely veneer. Is it elm, maybe? Beech? I'm not au fait with northern hemisphere woods. Beautiful transformation. At least the primer protected it a little from the garage.
@veritasreignsАй бұрын
Looked like it was painted with toilet paper. And you didn't put a foot wrong. It's stunning.
@user-bu2du9sy4kАй бұрын
I think the dirty lavender paint-job is a throwback to the c.a. 2001-2010 "shabby chic" era; although there used to be rubs in the paintwork right through to the underlying wood to make it look old and worn, that don't appear here. Personally I never thought there was anything "chic" about it: it always just looked plain shabby to me. But Cynthia, what you have done to this little cabinet is just marvellous. The oak graining and even the knots are superb. And didn't the hardware come up well! Anyone who purchases this will have a family heirloom for the future. That's just the quality of the item you've now created.
@user-bu2du9sy4kАй бұрын
Why on Earth would someone paint that beautiful inlaid wooden top with all the wonderful feathered graining in the veneer panels? (Kudos to you for resurrecting it!) Especially lathering on a really thick sickly pale turquoise, at that! How could anyone ever envisage that as being a better look? My grandma used to say, "There's no accounting for taste!", but she would also sometimes add, "But some people truly need their heads read!"
@veritasreignsАй бұрын
Some tips - leearned the hard way. I find if it's solid wood (don't try this with veneer, it bubbles) use a heat gun and a gentle putty knife to get the paint off faster. For water rings, bleach is too vicious and you can see differences in tone of bleached and unbleached surfaces. Try oxalic acid, a plant based bleach that'll kill the stains without damaging the wood too much. For those picky creases (linen fold drawers are the worst), an old loose carpet knife blade scraped gently in the direction of the grain can tease out those bits of paint left in grooves. Also, once you've sanded, scotch brite pot scourers to shine up the wood before varnishing.
@veritasreignsАй бұрын
I'm currently working on a linen fold writing bureau in imbuia that someone painted bright cerise. It's taken me years to get close to finishing it so I could never do it for a living. But then again it's fun watching other people do the work too, so it's all good.
@user-xk2si8ms3lАй бұрын
На некоторых деталях можно было бы сделать тёмный градиент.
@kendal4452Ай бұрын
This video was very helpful! I liked that you used the same conditions for each strippers. I went to Lowes looking for either Kwit or Watco and it only had Citristrip and Klean Strip Priemium Stripper. Totally inspired by you. I brought the Klean Striper was able to get one pair of chemical gloves there as well. So wish me luck on this one. I'm stripping a door and it has a few coats of paint on it. The directions say to leave it on 15 to 30 minutes then repeat if necessary and wash off with Minieral Spirits or a n abrasive pad.
@minniyoutubasterАй бұрын
If you got extra money, there's also non-toxic QCS spray. No mineral spirits needed. Just water.
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Are you still restoring furniture? It looks like most your videos are over a year old. Just wondering if you have more recent videos somewhere.
Que tristeza não tem legendas em português
Should have clamped with two blocks a g-clamp for better squeeze out.
You didn't talk about where you find the furniture!
I love Waverly
Beautiful it gives me hope that I can restore my little server that belonged to my great grandparents. Very dark stain but in good shape. I think I will try and sand top to see what kind if wood and then decide on cleaning and staining or painting. After seeing yours I really want to clean and stain.
I wish you painted dark wood with white to see if it bleeds through. Nothing shows on black
I tried using beyond paint and agree with these results here. It is just another gimmick product created to appeal to lazy people like me. After using it on a test cabinet and seeing that it chipped easily and was not as smooth as I like. I went ahead and used it as if it were a standard paint. I cleaned with simple green, rinsed off, dried, sanded with 220 on detail sander, primed with bonding primer sanded, then beyond paint, then sealed. I sanded between all the coats. I found that careful brushing was better than a roller with even a 1/4 inch nap. Oh, I also used Floetrol. I brushed it on lightly and immediately applied Beyond paint. Thin coats are best. As many as needed. So I was able to use my $125 gallon of Beyond paint without throwing it away but I won't buy it again. Just do the work. There are no shortcuts to a quality finish.
Beautiful 🤩
You should let chemically soaked rags, dry out before Disposal
Закрасить такую красоту,это преступление.Ненравиться, здайте в комиссионку,купят ценители таких красивых вещей.Вам огромное спасибо за восстановленную красоту.Это просто шедевр.❤❤❤❤❤
Это великолепное поеображение.Вы самая ,самая замечательная реставратор.Сколько души и труда вложено в вашу работу.Спасибо вам за классное видео.Ваш труд безценен.❤❤❤❤❤
Смотрю уже не первый раз.Это божественная реставраци.результат просто великолепен.Красота ,которую словами не передать,ее нужно видеть.❤❤❤❤❤❤Браво мастер.Вы кудесник.
What is the music?
Profit profit profit. Used to have a different meaning.....
To think someone painted this beautiful set of draws, you did a fantastic job. Bring it back to its former glory
The only thing I have to say is that it would have been better if it had stoppers on the bottom of the legs
Hi could you please help me,l can not find your recipe for diy chalk paint .thank you so much.
Why music?
What a shame you darkened the beautiful maple wood, it just needed a good clean and thorough waxing, the lovely inlay is totally lost and is now a piece of ‘brown furniture’ with an ugly black base!
Instead of bleach, use Oxalic Acid. It will lighten the stains without affecting the wood much. You must cover the entire area so you don't get light marks. It's quite gentle so you might need more than one application. Also, it only needs to be washed away and neutralised with water. (I think it's made by boiling certain plants. Very natural but still toxic enough to require gloves.)
The guy who painted grey this piece is a criminal!
😊❤
Yes,,,but tell them to tie blue and pink ribbons..too beautiful to paint😮
Thank you so much for taking that hideous color off this beautiful piece of furniture and restoring it to its natural condition. Great job 👏🏽 👏🏽. Thanks for sharing.😊
Only a fool would use chalk paint on kitchen surfaces! Beyond paint needs to be applied as directed NOT as YOU choose.
Why on earth would you put paint on a beautiful piece of furniture like that. You did an amazing job.
I love that you restore with just nature making a noise instead of music , thank you❤
This is such an incredibly helpful video! Thank you so much❤
The 3 drawer chest is quite MAGNIFICENT! Really has a presence of majesty. Love the feet and the carved columns beside the drawers, the grain on the top is beautiful as well. Lucky lady that now owns this to pair well her credenza. Enjoy your work very much. Do you know what type of wood used in the structure and also in the veneer? Thank you for another great refinishing video. The 2 part wood bleach worked very well.! ❤ 👏
Beautiful ❤
This is stunning!😊
Thank you for this testing. I was curious too. Excellent testing A+👍🏼
And, I did subscribe.
Thank you!
I actually said "Wow" aloud when I saw the finished piece. That is just beautiful and masterfully done. Because of you and a few other videos of yours I've been binging, I'm considering trying to flip. I'm out of the workforce right now due to recovering from leukemia. A side-hustle sure would help. Bless and thank you!
Color de mancha plis
Thank you!
Love the information I am a creative person I think I may start this . I really want to leave my job ! How long does it take to establish yourself for income ?
That's the issue with heat guns---if the paint doesn't bubble you're out of luck. People and chalk paint. Why are they like this. Here in my home town it's usually bright cerise or dark green. Oh, did you know they didn't allow paint stripper into Saudi Arabi at first? They objected to the word "stripper" on the tin. I love that you kept and restored the original hardware.
OMG!!! I am so in love with this tea cart! I have loved yellow roses, its an obsession actually, for more than 35 yrs. I am a native Texas Gal and of course....the Yellow Rose of Texas! I am SOOO THRILLED by what you found hiding under that terrible yellow paint! I bet, if you didnt actually keep this for yourself, you had no trouble flipping it!❤❤
That was perhaps the slowest-moving KZread video I’ve ever watched.
I honestly thought the Citristrip would have been safer. Guess not. Thanks for the great demonstration
If you've money to spare, research the non-toxic QCS spray.
Lovely veneer. Is it elm, maybe? Beech? I'm not au fait with northern hemisphere woods. Beautiful transformation. At least the primer protected it a little from the garage.
Looked like it was painted with toilet paper. And you didn't put a foot wrong. It's stunning.
I think the dirty lavender paint-job is a throwback to the c.a. 2001-2010 "shabby chic" era; although there used to be rubs in the paintwork right through to the underlying wood to make it look old and worn, that don't appear here. Personally I never thought there was anything "chic" about it: it always just looked plain shabby to me. But Cynthia, what you have done to this little cabinet is just marvellous. The oak graining and even the knots are superb. And didn't the hardware come up well! Anyone who purchases this will have a family heirloom for the future. That's just the quality of the item you've now created.
Why on Earth would someone paint that beautiful inlaid wooden top with all the wonderful feathered graining in the veneer panels? (Kudos to you for resurrecting it!) Especially lathering on a really thick sickly pale turquoise, at that! How could anyone ever envisage that as being a better look? My grandma used to say, "There's no accounting for taste!", but she would also sometimes add, "But some people truly need their heads read!"
Some tips - leearned the hard way. I find if it's solid wood (don't try this with veneer, it bubbles) use a heat gun and a gentle putty knife to get the paint off faster. For water rings, bleach is too vicious and you can see differences in tone of bleached and unbleached surfaces. Try oxalic acid, a plant based bleach that'll kill the stains without damaging the wood too much. For those picky creases (linen fold drawers are the worst), an old loose carpet knife blade scraped gently in the direction of the grain can tease out those bits of paint left in grooves. Also, once you've sanded, scotch brite pot scourers to shine up the wood before varnishing.
I'm currently working on a linen fold writing bureau in imbuia that someone painted bright cerise. It's taken me years to get close to finishing it so I could never do it for a living. But then again it's fun watching other people do the work too, so it's all good.
На некоторых деталях можно было бы сделать тёмный градиент.
This video was very helpful! I liked that you used the same conditions for each strippers. I went to Lowes looking for either Kwit or Watco and it only had Citristrip and Klean Strip Priemium Stripper. Totally inspired by you. I brought the Klean Striper was able to get one pair of chemical gloves there as well. So wish me luck on this one. I'm stripping a door and it has a few coats of paint on it. The directions say to leave it on 15 to 30 minutes then repeat if necessary and wash off with Minieral Spirits or a n abrasive pad.
If you got extra money, there's also non-toxic QCS spray. No mineral spirits needed. Just water.