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Comment back to me I catch Orbs on the outdoor camera every night looking just like this and some translucent gray on the inside same spiky shape. I'd like to share some videos if you want to see I have luke 20 videos of it.

Stray with water first ❤

You have to wet chairs thoroughly first. so the inner fiberscan drink in the paint. Why don't you mention the gracious helping lady by naming her website or vlog? Solidarité is a community, we all advance by crosspolinisation, isn't it ;-)

Finally, a UK video. Very nice, but u should dampen furniture fabric. Absorbs paint. Great work!

Looks awesome...love the results

Did u apply wax? If so what type is it I need an can you just paint without applying the wax?

Well done! Well worn and loved! I have looked at other videos of painting fabric chairs and am going to give it a go on two old wing back chairs I've been covering with throws.

I like the leathery look on the chair. God job

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In South Africa this go perfectly with our environment and different cultures. Will do excellent in a Guesthouse set up.

Sort of looks ok “ it’s BEAUTIFUL!!!

what a mess you done it wrong you should have keept it wet when doing each coat

WARNING: I ruined my chalk paint project and you could too. I painted my furniture with Annie Sloan old white and it looked amazing! Then I added the Annie Sloan old wax clear as instructed by all the videos and I have wet looking blotchy streaks everywhere! Now I feel bitter because I wasted my energy and time with a ruined project. It has to be stated that these CZcamsrs teaching you these techniques and even Annie Sloan herself are professionals. Compare your Do it yourself table to theirs and you will be blown away. Applying wax is a skill and it’s not for everyone. I hate to bring so much negativity to such a positive community but this really isn’t for everyone. Test yourself. Buy a boring block of wood from Home Depot and apply 2 coats of Chalk paint and Top coat clear wax and if your results doesn’t come out good then this is not for you nor is any painting project that requires a top coat. Your better off painting a wall.

It’s my understanding that one is to wet the surface first and not to mix water with the paint.

Looks like leather, nice!

It's fly or bee

Do you have an update on how the chairs look right now

do you distress it after waxing?

More water that’s all. You need to wet the the fabric well and then thinner layers.

Wow. I never knew this was possible. Thank you for the video!!

wow...they are absolutely amazing.....i love that scene in bath specially, looks like they are copying, its like mirror image...

I recall Annie Sloan saying no more than 2 coats...

Doesn't matter if I do or do not like them, it's whether YOU like them! 😊😊😊😊 Glad it worked out.

The issue is is that you're using wall paint vs a fabric paint. Plus watering it 1st would have helped. Personally, I would have just bought good slip covers

I was wondering what grit sandpaper you were using. Most of the videos I've seen use a sanding block and a quick pass over the fabric to knock down some of the excess. Anyway, it appears to have all worked out in the end. Beautiful work.

Some people add fabric softener to the paint.

Hi, your comments about your chairs made me laugh 😆 skin of elephants and pulled out of a house fire, were the best. 👏👏👏

You did a great job! Preservance at its best! 💞

Fabric medium would have solved the crusty issue just so you know next time you can use it this would have definitely helped this project

I have the same chairs that I want to paint & sell

I love it!

Are those Rowe? If so I seen the same set online for 1500 dollar for the set.

I actually have very similar chairs with a floral print and was considering doing the exact grey paint color, so glad I found your video!!!

Kind face and smile. Lovely video :) xx

Cool song! Never heard it before this vid of Prasad in the snow,

Beautiful result! I was getting scared for you for a minute there! lol! And honestly, scared for me, too. I've decided to tackle painting the 1990's sofa sleeper my husband dragged home a few years ago while he's away for work. I cannot stand it, but he won't let me ditch it. ("It only cost twenty bucks! It's a sofa. You can sit on it. It's fine.") I know this is going to be a massive project and the cost of the supplies is making me a bit queasy. If I mess this up, I'm out so much. And my husband will be crushed that I destroyed his sofa.

That's an antique saddle stool--believe it or not, I think it's a camel saddle!

yup ok. im convinced. painting for sure.

This was a really good attempt. I love how it turned out. although the emperor red was gorgeous too. good on you for trying. I might try this too I think.

The crazy thing is is I have the same exact wing chairs that I am looking at tutorials to see if I wanna do a makeover I’m very convinced that this should work for me

You are gorgeous 😍

Looks so cool after you painted it!!

Wet the fabric FIRST. Thats what annie Sloan says. Edit....they look nice, camera doesn't lie.

Milo is So Cute

I think you did a lovely job! I’m so glad I watched this. I learned a lot by watching your process and perseverance. Looks great.

I just thought of this...you know those gadgets that take the pilling of sweaters etc.I wonder if one of those could take down the extra high pile on certain fabrics...just throwing that out there.

I learned from Annie Sloan one should never ever go to 3 or 4 coats of paint, as it becomes crispy and crusty. Also you did not use just enough water. I am sorry for your results.

I think it looks like s***

I'm sorry to tell you but you cannot paint on fabric that is like a Tweed or woven you used is to course of a fabric you cannot use that chalk paint on a very coarse fabric

Looks like leather now, looks great!!