YES it works...you CAN ceruse a golden oak kitchen.
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2021
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If your golden oak kitchen needs a trendy new face here is a simple DIY makeover.
Follow along as we demonstrate this easy, fun technique to bring new life to your old kit
Supplies Used:
ML Campbell white vinyl primer
ML Campbell black furniture glaze
Wire Brush
Sanding Sponge
Visit Wes on IG @woodworkingwithwes
Twenty-five years later I would still be working on my kitchen and golden oak would be back in style.😄😅
So funny. I was thinking the same thing.
That's what I was thinking when I first started watching. I was thinking there's no way in hell I'm going to wire brush my whole kitchen but I am going to wire brush the face of the doors. Maybe even just the raised areas only and do the rest of the background grey or black because I wanted to do two tone grey anyways
Yes and what we can be certain is that this abomination will never be in fashion!
@@rhondar4063 if you paint over polyurethane it will chip off. You can buy a deglosser that will help.
Took so many steps, used professional equipment to spray paint and lacquer (mistake as lacquer doesnt hold up ina kitchen well) and still didn't do the inside of the cabinet. Imagine both sides of doors and drawers. No way!
I don’t know why I got here but I just stayed because of the voice .. now I want to repaint my cabinets. Great job
We are glad you stayed...thats for watching. Wes
@@WoodworkingWithWes Yes I thought the exact same thing. Your voice Wes is very calming!! I am also looking for inspiration to change my golden oak kitchen cabinets. Thanks for taking the time to film this. :)
Like Bob the Art Painter
He's so freaking adorable & charming!!!
Wes, I have a few things to say about your video - 1. You are clearly a very skilled a knowledgeable cabinet maker. Thanks for sharing a window into your work with a wider audience. 2. You are methodical, which helps those of us learning a new skill and makes the result more consistent. 3. Even if the technique isn't everyone's cup of tea, it's still quite cool to see how you can change the surface of wood this way. Creativity is so wonderful! Lastly, you are a class act; I paged through the comments and was so impressed with how many you answered personally, and how many you didn't respond to - because they were rude, or just trying to provoke. Class Act. Patient, friendly, methodical, and positive. Well done sir!
Cathy...thank you so very much for your kind words. It's comments like yours and an appreciation for the craft that keeps me going. Thank you for your support. Wes
Well said Cathy.
No
@@ursulareeder1780👀 We found a hater!
pro tip fellas: if you dont get married you can live an nice easy life and enjoy your cabinets just the way they are.
This was an "awesome" video. Unfortunately I cannot show this to my wife because she'll have me redoing our cabinets tomorrow LOL. I'm inspired to try this technique on a kitchen table which for me would be easier. Your videos are very thorough and you make for a great host!
Ooh, that kitchen table idea is fabulous! People get rid of those all the time, I bet once this is done I can sell it back to them 😀😁thanks for the idea.
Oh Mark, Make your wife happy! then post the pictures. We want to see. LOL
I would be the wife that would see the table and say that would look great on the cabinets. My husband is going though that now 😂
Agreed, he is very good at making videos!
What state are you spraying In
Many people get rid of oak cabinets because they want to update. Unfortunately, they have substandard particle board or laminate cabinets installed and remove solid oak which is more durable. The ceruse painting technique retains the beauty and grain of oak while updating the finish. Thanks for sharing this painting technique; it's a game changer.
I agree. Most people don’t understand or they can’t visualize what the oak cabinets can look like so they choose what they can see in samples in front of them or pictures from a magazine. That’s one big reason they need to be shown samples of actual oak cabinet doors that have been refinished.
@@bythegraceofgod993 I agree completely. Great vlog!
Thank you and keep watching for upcoming videos where we will be demonstrating different color combinations. Wes
For the visually impared that is..
@@Peter-td3yk I'm not sure why the visually impaired are being brought up in this converstation. (I'm a retired TVI.) Some people just can't visualize something unless they see it.
This guy sounds like the Bob Ross of wood working lol
I got a mister rogets vibe myself
Right?
Spot-on!!!
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT
Happy little drawer fronts
So I can now say I’ve met the “Bob Ross” of artistic cabinetry!
Pleasant thorough instructions to listen to and follow 👍
Subbing just because of that and now I may just ceruse my cabinets instead of the Java Gel, that I intended too!
Thanks for joining our community! We appreciate you watching...glad it was helpful. Wes
Hopped in the comments just to say this, you beat me to it👍
I only wish I saw this video 25 yrs ago when I was teaching high school woodworking! I could have had a rainbow of different finishes displayed during our yearly show of student projects. Your video is a true gift to interested woodworking enthusiasts! A five shop pencil rating for sure!
Thank you very much...I really appreciate your comment. Wes
You present your work like the Bob Ross of Furniture. A pleasure, good sir.
Thank you very much for the compliment and I appreciate your visit to my channel. Wes
Quiero ver en Español como poner el piso. de madera
How adorable is this dude?! Cool-dad vibes.
He’s handsome. No ring.
Super nice transformation and it goes nicely with your hair!
This guy is the Bob Ross of cabinetry.
I finally now know how to make my kitchen look like a tim burton film.
and how to not get a sale on your home....
😆😆😆😆😆👍
@@Peter-td3yk Why do you think this would be a detriment to selling your home?
@@Peter-td3yk wow, disagree. This is quite in vogue with gray dove on walls, it would be beautiful. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Great work, if you ever wanna film doing a whole kitchen, me casa is your casa.
I watched so many videos to collect different ideas. This stands out better than all the vids i watched. Well done. This is absolutely stunning. Thank you for taking the time to make this vid! People like you is what make the internet so valuable!
Wow, thank you very much for your kind words. Wes
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I would not want my cabinets looking like that.
It might not work for everybody but thanks for showing that you don’t have to go into moms 90’s oak kitchen and destroy it with a 10 pound sledge and bolt up the latest trend.
I cringe when I see shows where they just go in and destroy wood cabinets because they're "dated" - the beauty of wood is that they can be refinished!
@@koibitonoyami IKR... We live in such a throw away / disposable culture... It's so sad to see especially when you look at the number of landfills we have...
Taking a pleasant earth tone and making it silvery is bad enough.
@@jerrydwyer9057 I agree, I loved my golden oak cabinets in 2003 when I bought my house and still love them. I am so tired of all the cool, boring, and sterile, white and gray kitchens. I guess everyone is so overstimulated in the outside world that they have to come home to blah nothingness.
@@koibitonoyami But oak is just oak.. Its the cheapest wood and it shows.. Thats where design comes in..
How many people are here to find out what ceruse is? 😂
😀👍
I googled it.😂🤣
Some will stay for the pure earrape
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Me! Looks great, I clicked😃🤣🤣👍🏻
Me. I’m in the UK and never heard of it 😅😅
Wonderful, I've seen cerusing on new wood but after seeing this, my 40 year old kitchen will be getting a facelift! Thanks, Wes.
Sounds great! Thanks for watching. Wes
I can listen to you all day….AWESOME VIDEO…..BEAUTIFUL WORK YOU DID….👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️
Hey man! This is easy, thrifty, and adds an instant update. I love this kind of stuff. Repurposing allows for creative individuality.
Thanks for your support and I am very glad you liked the video and appreciate your comment. Wes
This man is the Bob Ross of refinishing
Thank you very much. Wes
I would say he is the William Alexander of refinishing. Bob Ross ripped off William Alexander. Lol
First of all, you’re a precious, handsome man! Second, I absolutely LOVE this. It’s gorgeous and I’m going to do it to my kitchen. I very much appreciate the complete tutorial here. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for visiting the channel...I appreciate your kind words, Wes
God bless you Wes this a game changer. I have 10 big interior doors to do.
I have just bought a 1987 house with orange oak cabinets. I love this concept!
I wish you could post a before and after. I am dying to see a kitchen done like this.
@@Kaththee If I do it, I will!
Amazing this man would be a great teacher
Thanks for your comment Mike. Wes
He already is, actually!
Totally awesome!!
I am blown away!!! This is going on my solid core doors!! But in teal!!!
That's great...check out our additional videos on this process. Good luck with your project. Wes
Your video is absolutely perfect. You’ve set the bar for any how-to video. Excellent Excellent Excellent!
Dave - Chicago remodeler 20+ years:)
Agree completely 🙌🙌 what a perfect shop he has too ❤someday hopefully 🙏
He sounds like Bob Ross, as satisfying to listen. And the finish is amazing!
I thought he sounded like Bob Ross, too! “Happy little grain...”
@@tomsteger1 Exactly!!!
Happy little cabinets
You are the almighty.
Several re-questions and a quest??
I'm in, LET'S GO!!
My hubs is gonna hate me for finding this!! I love it!! This will go great with my new floors!!! Love this idea!!
First off, you’re a precious, handsome man. Second, this is absolutely gorgeous. I have dated, oak cabinets from the 70’s. I was going to replace them but with the cost of wood so high now, I just found my new alternative. Thank you so much for sharing this! You are precise, clear, and very easy to follow. I just love this updated look. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your comment....glad you enjoyed leaning this process! Wes
I had never heard of ceruse. Thank you for teaching me this process and the proper term! You are informative and so very easy to watch and listen to! Blessings!
You are so welcome...glad it was helpful. Thanks Wes
That's so nice of you jacquie,,,,,,,,I really enjoy watching this video...... hello 👋 how to hear from you doing I hope you are having a wonderful day.
Thanks, how are you doing today?
Thank you for posting this video, I've done cerusing in different way, I like to share with everyone here:
1- After wire brushing, a complete sanding is done, making sure the hard grain is sanded smooth, this way, less sanding is required after glazing, it will reduce the chance of sanding through the base coat.
2- A primed surface is too porous and not ideal for a cerusing application, so a clear coat applied over the base coat crates a much smoother surface to do the glazing step, if this part is sprayed, it will usually lay on the hard surface and will not affect the soft grain, where the glaze will be collected. Old timers used to apply a size coat, which is a clear coat reduced to 50% of finishing material plus 50% thinner. A primed surface is good for other glazing techniques, like distressing, but generally not a good idea for cerusing.
3- An oil based glaze has more of open time, so cleaning is much more simpler and
requires less sanding. In case of using a water based glaze, use retarder to have plenty of time to clean up the excess glaze.
4- Use a squeegee to clean the glaze, it will automatically leave the glaze into the grain, and
the hard grain is left clean.
5- Apply two coats of clear coat, let it dry and cure completely, buff to desired sheen.
Perhaps you would make your own video?
Can you do a video?
This gentleman's way looks very simple lol
Your way seems more difficult
@@johns4476 excellent suggestion
If you used Rubiomono Coat, you’d feel differently.
Well then, perhaps one day, you make your own video! 🙃
Wish wes was my woodshop teacher... this guy is awesome learned a great new way to paint a door. Thanks
Just finished 41 cabinets in my kitchen! Top cabinets are off-white with dark gray glaze; bottoms navy with pewter glaze. I did it in sections and it took 3 months. Definitely labor-intensive, but the difference is amazingly beautiful. Wish I could add photos of before and after. Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow that is very impressive...thanks for letting me know!! Now enjoy, Wes
How come the underneath colour does not come with sanding?
@Adriana K. not sure what you're asking...everything was sanded.
@@WoodworkingWithWes I really would love to show photos of before and after. I no longer live in Sherwood Forest!
@@adrianak.1615 because the bottom coat is a primer. So it adheres to the wood. The glaze is a surface coat. When you sand, you sand very lightly with a high grit so as to only remove the glaze and not the paint underneath it.
I should get my whole kitchen done by this time in 2025.... If I started today!
I laughed so hard when I saw your comment! My thoughts exactly!
Ditto's
Yea, my kitchen would take a few years.
Wow, I'm jealous of your huge kitchens! 😄
Lol. Me too
I did this to my Golden Oak cabinets using a tinted Alabaster base with a blue grain glaze, came out great! Thank you!
Could you share a picture please?
I bet it looks like hell.
That sounds like what I want to do in my bathroom
@@randy71646 one man's pain is another man's pleasure lol
second the photo request, please!
I love the way you explain this technique, thanks
Outstanding, who could ever imagine this was possible with pine cabinets. Just add a modern cabinet handle and you got great solid made cabinets, and you saved thousands of $$$ - thank you Sir and God Bless
Thank you very much! Wes
The final product looks great however, the darker "stressed" look before the clean up sanding looks surprisingly good. Thanks for the great video.
I was thinking the same thing. In a kitchen with a lot of marbles and grays, that would be gorgeous.
Agree
Thinking same thing
In that case, maybe paint cabinet grey instead of white first. The post glaze blurry grey probably doesn't look as good in person as it appears here.
Golden oak = orange. This is brilliant. Oak should be appreciated just change the colour over time and trend.
Without examining your wood closely, I wouldn't be able to tell whether or not the cerusing process would work. I can only suggest you do a test in a small area. Thanks for watching. Wes
Beautiful job, I don't understand why people get all caught up what's in style or out of style... do you boo whatever you like.
Wow! I really wanted to keep the wood grain but modernize our gold oak cabinets. I think I'll do our kitchen table too. Thank you for this!
You are so welcome...thanks for watching. Wes
The white is pretty but the black is my fav. I would like to see the oak cabinet done in black with white glaze.
We have videos coming out in different color combinations. Thanks
I think my daughter and I are going to try this on an old oak table that needs a lot of love. So pretty!
Great idea!! Let me know how it turns out. Wes
Beautiful. Like the white black finish. This is what I would like for my kitchen. Gives it a farm house look.
Wes bless those artistic hands of yours that have serviced and given your clients beautiful work through the years
Thank you kindly
That's so cool! It almost looks like a pencil drawing of a cabinet on first glance
So beautiful..... It would be a ton of work to do a kitchen, but.....worth it. Gray & white kitchen....😻
Mr ! you're an inspiration to me , I love your ideas, thanks a million, and please keep up with your beutiful God! given ideas.
Thank you for your kind words. Wes
Love the finish it made such a huge difference and that would be a lot of work.
Absolutely gorgeous! I LOVE seeing the wood grain throughout any paint job ir stain 🤍
Thanks for watching. Wes
May try that on a smaller project. I’d never make it through kitchen cabinets. I’d love to see completed cabinets.
Hi Lori...it would be a big job to do a whole kitchen that's for sure. Thanks for watching. Wes
Maybe you could just take down one cabinet at a time.
@@WoodworkingWithWes Big job but would be worth it. It's beautiful.
Stunning. I can’t wait to do my outdated kitchen like this. Way cheaper than new cabinets and much nicer!
Das ist wirklich wundervoll😮 in Ihren Videos habe ich soviel dazu gelernt😁ganz herzlichen Dank dafür👌
Wonderful! Never knew about cerusing. Perfect compromise between staining and painting. I really dislike painting because you can’t see the wood grain. But this allows you to use color AND seethe grain. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed the video...thank you for your comment. Wes
Yessss, absolutely & same!!
Yes. I want to repaint my cabinets, but my husband loves the wood grain. He showed this to me one day, and we both agreed that it was a great compromise. We'll be starting the process in the next couple of weeks. Should be fun!
@@erinmitchell7642 Did you start? My wife and I want to do this too, just dont have the right tools and materials...
@@WoodworkingWithWes Do you think the maple cabinets would look good as well? Have you done any videos for (weathered look) for maple wood cabinets?
Thank you, sir! I love the finish and you showed all the steps. I think this will be useful to guitar builders as well.
Thank you that's a great suggestion. Wes
This is amazing. I’ll be adding this to my list of services. Beautiful work!!
Great...glad I could be of help with your business. Thank you, Wes
I have 20 yr old oak cabinet's,what a great redo. Saves me money
Beautiful. I would love to see a whole kitchen done this way.
Yeah, I'm very curious to see how that would look with a whole kitchen too.
Me, too. I’m amazed by the transformation. I can’t help but feel like it’d be like waking up in a black and white photograph.
this is awesome, my father did my grandparents kitchen with white oak back in the early 80s and its so high quality it would be foolish to rip it out but it's kinda dated now. His panels are flat, 1 inch thick and he rounded the corners off about the curve of a quarter. All the grain is mirrored, panels are huge. I bet that kitchen would cost a fortune now. I'm fairly certain it's all solid core too, all his furniture is solid, no mdf. Ive never seen another kitchen like it. By the time I was old enough all we did was raised panel on every single job. I bet if we sell that house some idiot would rip that kitchen out. I think I'll try to replace it before that happens. move it.
Yep modernization idiots are everywhere, do what you can to save it, I love real wood in vintage kitchen cabinetry.
Thanks for taking the time to show us what can be done
You are so very welcome...appreciate the comment. Wes
This gives me an idea what I can do with my kitchen and bathroom cupboards and closets
Oh my God that is beautiful! I've been thinking of painting my oak cabinets white but this method is truly gorgeous!
Thanks for watching :))
I have no idea how this video ended up being suggested to me and I have no idea why I watched it, as I don’t even have oak cabinets, but this is gorgeous!!
Thank you for your comment. Wes
A fine Bob Ross-esque ASMR vibe throughout. Love it. I have a pine dresser to convert just like this and now I know how to do it. Great job!
Agree 100%! Wes’s voice is so soothing & my ASMR fully appreciates it! Even better however is how well Wes explains each step. He is so thorough & so candid, I could watch him for hours! I was afraid to tackle a project like this, but not anymore! I’m so thankful for this channel!
We repainted our kitchen 3 years ago and I still love it
I know it’s out of style, but I just bought my house that was built in 1976, and all the woodwork in the house is golden oak, and I love it. I’m not one to jump on the trend bus, because things come and go out of fashion so quickly that you have to constantly update to stay in fashion. It’s much easier for me to have a tried and true classic or vintage look. Also if I were to do that finish on my cabinets, I would have to remove all of the tile backsplash which is a sandstone color and I’d need new countertops after that. That’s a whole lot of work and a whole lot of money, and I don’t want my kitchen out of commission for longer than a day.
I do love the look of an all black and white kitchen, with granite countertops and white subway tile backsplash and I saw one done with a black porcelain farmhouse sink that looked spectacular with all black appliances. It was gorgeous.
But like I said the house is new to me and they kept it in excellent condition put new luxury vinyl flooring in all the main rooms and new Corelli countertops that are off white with small flecks of browns. All the kitchen and baths are golden oak as well and have the same sandstone tile and the floors are terracotta 12x12’s which I’m perfectly happy with. I may not win any hot trend awards but I’m a winner in my mind. I came from a 1950’s ranch house with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths in Long Beach California and I had just finished it’s complete remodel, though I went for restoring it to its original finishes and updated the bathrooms in black and white which came out beautifully. I sold that house in April of 2020 just as the lockdowns went into effect and I paid $301k for the house in 2010. I sold it for $649k and moved to the country in northeastern Texas, and bought a 4 bedroom 4 bath 2600 sq ft brick ranch house for $300k. I was able to pay off my old mortgage my second mortgage and pay for the new house in cash, and still had enough left over to buy new furniture and state of the art washer and dryer and pay for the arm and a leg cross country movers who did all the packing and moved me. I just couldn’t be happier and I love this part of Texas right on the red river and the Oklahoma border, it’s very lush and green here and people are really friendly.my lot is .67 of an acre in a nice tucked away part of town with all matching brick ranch homes and a private lake. I have 21 zones in my front yard irrigation system and a huge back yard that was all landscaped by the former owner who owns the city nursery. So it’s just stunning. I subscribed to your channel I really liked this tutorial and look forward to seeing more of your work. I sure could use your skills to do some custom cabinetry for me. Have a blessed day.
Well, then you've got it made! You appreciate your woodwork and you can save all of that time for a project that you believe in instead.
Thanks for watching and enjoy your new home! Wes
Love this! Been a Scenic painter all my life learned something new!! Just bought a home full of these cabinets from 1990. This is exactly what I'm going to do with them!! Thank you!
You are very welcome...glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck with your project and thanks for watching. Wes
You just upgraded my painting business with this vidéo Wes, appreciate the very descriptive vidéos that you post
That grey tone is gorgeous too
Glad you enjoyed the video...thanks for watching, Wes
This is exactly the type of finish I dreamed of for my future cabinet refinish but didn't know how it could be achieved. Thank you! It's fantastic!
Great...so glad you visited the channel. Good luck. Wes
My whole life I've seen either plain wood cabinets or thickly painted where it's just not worth the work to try to repair them. Or the real high end custom ones. This is the first time I have ever seen someone paint a cabinet and it actually turns out looking great. looks good
Thank you very much...glad you enjoyed the video. Wes
I plan on doing this to my bathroom Vanity. Just beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing.
Absolutely amazing 👏
You truly have an amazing talent and gift of teaching. May God continue to bless you richly ❤🧡💛💚💙🤞
Your light shines bright 🌞
and you've done this well!!
I don't have a golden oak kitchen but that finish is beautiful. I really appreciate that you pointed out the slight golden oak edge bleeding too! It's truly amazing what you can do so thank you Wes for sharing your knowledge and skills.
Thank you very much...I appreciate your comment. Wes
I am so excited about this! I have been wondering what to do with my old gold oak kitchen cabinets! Thank you!!!!
You are so welcome! Good luck and we have more videos coming up with this process. Wes
I have these exact door fronts in my kitchen. I love this look. Just found my next household project.
Great...good luck! Wes
Wonderful step by step 😊 great transformation ❣️
Love that technique. It came out beautiful
Thank you very much...glad you enjoyed it. Wes
Amazing thank you. I'm in the resurfacing business but this is another level of detail I love and appreciate this type of work. I'll try it out.
Thank you so much...it is fun - glad you want to give it a try. Wes
I really liked the white with the wood grain showing through! It is also nice to know that you can do this process with a wire brush start and just a soft sanding after. I'm not a huge fan of the black grain that was added, but it was a really interesting technique to learn about ... I'm now wondering if I could do something similar but have the wood grain accented with a pastel color (like pink) ... This looks like a ton of work though, so for now.. I will just stare at my yellow oak cabinets and wonder what I will do in the end xD. Thanks for sharing!
Sir…..that is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks I have to show this to my hubby…..thanks
Great job, thanks for easy to follow instructions. I have a large kitchen in golden oak finish, this would take me about 1 year to complete and many beers.
Haha...it sure would take some time. Wes
No just a production line of processes and Steps for all your doors simultaneously... In reality it would take about 3 days... For someone with the discipline and Perseverance...
That is AMAZING!!!! I love that this can even be done. Never mind "trends" I'm going to do what I like and what works best for my color scheme. I've hated golden oak my whole life, even more than maple. I can't wait to transform my cabinets into something beautiful!
Well LaDawna...thanks for watching! Glad you found this useful, good luck. Wes
Same! I saw the thumbnail and was instantly intrigued to see how it was done because I also hate my golden oak cabinets and this is gorgeous! The process is fairly straightforward, but still currently a bit beyond my ability level with the tools involved, the cost of tools and materials, and a place to do the work, but when I have the means, I definitely want to do this! Thanks, Wes, for showing us how!
Gotta thank you. You just saved me a ton of money remodeling our kitchen....
Glad I could help! 😀
Beautiful! Thanks.Pam in South Carolina 😊🤗
I love this! I'm restoring an old oak washstand and I'm going to do this to it! I love the grain of oak and knew I didn't want to paint it white. I was wondering if I had to bleach it, but now I don't!!! You saved me from a step I know I would have hated! Just subscribed to see what else you can teach me to do!
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it. Wes
I wish I had known this technique sooner, it looks amazing! I am refinishing some bathroom cabinets and drawers, looking to achieve a distressed looking using classic gray and white wash stain. I will have to try with the next project.
Hi...I think this technique would work well for your project. Let me know how it goes. Thanks, Wes
That is beautiful! Thank you for sharing! It’s a great way to repurpose cabinets instead of filling up the landfill 👍
This is such a useful technique!!! Thank you for demonstrating!!! Love how it turned out!!!
Thanks for your comment...I appreciate you visiting the channel. Wes
I had never heard of ceruse before, love the look! Hubby and I are in the planning stages of renovating our kitchen and this would look great! Definitely going to get some test pieces to practice before making the final commitment for the entire kitchen. THANK YOU WES! YOU ARE AWESOME
You are so welcome! Thank you very much for visiting the channel. Wes
Gorgeous. I’d love to see the whole kitchen when done.
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder it is all in what your preference is and how you willing to achieve that beauty within . Beautiful !!!
Well said, thank you very much! Wes
Love this video! Thank you for providing such a thorough and detailed tutorial! Beautiful finish :)
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!!
I’ll so excited! I want to do this in my bathroom, because I’m redoing the color scheme and layout in there, with purchasing and planning having started a year ago, so I could afford to do it the way I want the FIRST time. Searched for a video to do the “ceruse” technique and found you on the FIRST try! Love your way of explaining the process, and I think I can actually do this myself, with time and patience. Hoping to go with an Deep Ocean Blue stain, with the white. Wish me luck!
Absolutely good luck...I am sure you will do great! Wes
I did this in my kitchen with pickled oak (original) and used a lighter brown stain. I love it. I had to do all of the interiors too. It didn't feel quite complete. I know nobody but me cared, but that's OK. I'm picky. 😂
Thanks for the great video.
Id love to see this done with a color and a neutral tone. I can’t wait to do it myself someday.
We will be doing more videos with different color combinations. Keep watching...thanks
Liked it after the painting, but before the glaze. The brushing really brought out the grain.
"You know you've been in the business for a long time when you start remodeling your own work."
Thank you for helping me set a new goal, haha.
Glad to help! Thanks for your comment. Wes