Tabletop makeover Using Annie Sloan is wet wax technique.
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
-  in this tutorial you will see me working On my studio table Which I’ve had for a number of years and it quite often gets Refurbish A good few times a year. This time around I decided to go with Annie Sloan’s paint technique called wet wax It’s a wonderful technique that I really love and I think it could be very useful for many different uses including Large furniture pieces With rustic charm coastal or even Château inspired for all of the materials involved in this tutorial had over to  www.anniesloan.com/ And you can even find the book with a step-by-step guide from Annie Sloan herself.
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Two things I love about Jonathon: he gives SO MUCH information about what he's doing and why and his demeanor is so down to earth and accessible. LOVE THIS TABLE!
In an industry where there's so much redundancy, thank you for illustrating something new! Bravo!
I’m down in Florida painting a coastal vibe table for my sister. Thanks Johnathon 💕 ~ Lani
GORGEOUS!!! I love it! Great job!!! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful
Trés jolie j'aime bien🤩😍
I live in coastal Florida, the beach look is always popular here. I have never used this technique and I can’t wait to try it! Your videos are always informative! Thank you for putting in the time and effort!
I love you from one artist to another
Omg! This is beautiful, original and perfect for us folks in south florida… and for folks everywhere else too, of course 😊. I love that you do unique projects. It’s hard to find a furniture artist who works outside of the box (or the table 😉)
Thank you so much I’m so pleased this is going to be useful to you keep watching and I will keep them coming 😊❤️🙏
I love this look !
Andersonville, Tennessee here a day late! Love how this turned out! Definitely going to add it to my "to do" list! Thanks, as always, for sharing! 💕
Always my pleasure I hope you get wonderful results 😊❤️🙏
Looks fantastic ❤ have missed your tutorials so good that your back my friend 🫶🏼💓
Thank you very much I’m glad to be back and hopefully no interruptions between now and Christmas 😊😊
finally i got the perfect one i was looking for thanks jonathan love from india
Your sweet baby modeling and I feel your loss cats are amazing friends and angels I am so sorry for your loss however she is in Heaven waiting for you! You’re such a beautiful soul and a gift! May Yahweh continue to bless you and give you peace! I am a huge fan of your art
Incredible!!!!! Exactly what I want for my “ French-ish” dining table.
just found your channel and then only thru Annie, I like it too.
It’s absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for teaching and showing people to not be afraid of the products! People are soo scared to even use some of their supplies for fear of messing up, but really it’s all just different techniques with different outcomes. The more we use our supplies the more we’re going to learn how they work and how we can manipulate and bend them to our liking! 💗
I couldn’t agree more I think sometimes we feel a little bit nervous to make mistakes but sometimes magic happens with a mistake and there we learn so much a lot of my tutorials over the years have come from those little happy accidents and turned into Tryants I think sometimes we just have to get stuck in and go for it 😊❤️
πολύ ωραίο αποτέλεσμα!
Gorgeous!!!❤
Hi ya Jonathon. ❤❤ that Technique 👍just ❤ that colour cocoa . Can’t wait for the next project 👍 have an awesome day till nxt time as I always look Forward to Seeing you
Thank you so much for all of your support catch up with you soon
Your little friend is positively precious !
777 Likes! Synchronicity 🌞
Creative Synchronicity 🎊🎊🎊
Stunning!!!
Hi i just found you
And I love watching you
It's been a couple of weeks and i love everything i see you do
Thank you for sharing
Best technique I have seen to get this effect. Lovely.
I want to buy a beach house, just so I could have a table that looks like that, in a space that would showcase it. Beautiful job again Jonathon!
Stunning thank you for sharing!
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see the sideboard.
Thank you very much I’m looking forward to next Wednesday and the sideboard tutorial 😊
Lovely!
Stunning as always thank you for sharing!
Love the results!❤❤❤
Oh Jonathon, this is so yummy! Love the colors you chose. I’d never seen this technique done, so thanks so much for sharing. It’s just a lovely table.
Oh it’s absolutely my pleasure I hope that you will use this technique at some point I think it’s fabulous 😊❤️🙏
Beautiful! Thank you 🙏
Love it
Can’t wait to try!
Beautiful! Everything you do is amazing! Great technique! Thank you for sharing.
Yes I think it’s a wonderful technique it’s something that I haven’t used until more recent think Annie Sloan is a smart cookie
The table top is lovely - thank you !
Thank you Jonathon. Such a natural looking technique and not too difficult! I'll definitely attempt this one. You always inspire and make every project seem doable. : )
Love that finish and your cabinets are beautiful that color! Thank you…..
Thank you very very much ❤️❤️
I love this, it looks so natural. Great job, as always!
Love it!!
Thank you for sharing your techniques!!! Love you
Thank you very much ❤️
I really really like this!
Fun technique.. Looks like ole Barnwood! Thanks for sharing. I have several of Annie’s books from years ago, I love looking at these books, esp. the pictures. need to get them out more often!
That's a cool technique. I'm definitely gonna give it a try. Thanks for the inspiration! 😊
Always my pleasure please let me know how you get on
Love love your videos ty❤
Thank you very much for watching I really appreciate you being here
That's such an effective technique; I love it.
I couldn’t agree more I think it’s a wonderful technique that could be used in so many different ways 😊❤️🙏
Beautiful! Love the coastal vibe tabletop with the cocoa bottom - cocoa is one of my very favorite Annie Sloan chalk paint colors. I may paint an old chair cocoa to be friends with my newly painted rickety secretary 😊❤.
Couldn’t agree more cocoa is such a great colour I don’t know why I don’t use it so much I love it
Beautiful ❤
Thanks for this tutorial Johnathan, I’m inspired to Ryan it! ❤️❤️❤️
Always my pleasure so please it’s inspired you 😊❤️🙏
enjoyed the video, thank you for posting
Always my pleasure thank you for joining
Awe, hey Lily! ❤
wow! beautiful project, and you can explain very well, congratulations!
I’m so pleased it makes sense thank you for watching 😊❤️🙏
Jonathan,has anyone mentioned "Brimsley" from Netflix Queen Charlotte?He reminds me of you soft spoken and yet direct resemble each other in maybe more energetic way
Love this technique!! Will be moving to a shore house in the spring and would love to try this on one of my pieces!!
I think this technique will be perfect for that look
I’m trying this technique on a large armoire. Thanks for the post. I cannot wait to see you work with the IOD inlays. I own a few but haven’t had luck with them although never tried with Annie Sloan paint. 🎉❤🙋♀️👏🏼👋👍🤗♥️♥️
I’ve tried using them a couple of different ways and I’ve got to be honest I think it works the best with Annie Sloan paint I haven’t tried of the brand but I think as its product involves will learn between us a lot more
Love it! Love it!
I have a workshop table that I might have to do….it’s an amazing technique!!
It truly is an amazing technique and the results are fabulous
Love this!!! Can’t wait for the inlay!!
Thank you so much I’m just finishing the final edit off inlay tutorial and it’s a whopper I think I’ve watched shorter movies so brace yourself for a long one 🥴😊😊
I’ll pop some popcorn
Thank youso much for the great tutorial!!! It looks so amazing, I would hate to do any projects ontop of it that would mess it up😝 Have a little roadside find with a peeling varnish that I want to try this on. Thanks for the inspiration!!! Keep up the good work and can't wait to see what u do with those paint inlays!! ❤from Kansaa
Thank you so much and I’m wishing you the best for your project and I’m really looking forward to the inlays just finishing the edit right now and it’s a long one 😊❤️🙏
i thought the dark base looked fine until you painted it cocoa- viola! it's awesome now.
Thank you very much 😊😊
This is THE TEQUNIQUE I've been waiting to learn!!! Thanks to you and to Ms Sloan. I'm sooooo looking forward to give this a go. Oh, and I do have a question, how on Earth did you teach that adorable kitten to just sit there during your intro?????? It must be magic.
I often wonder how often you repaint your cabinets in your workshop 😅lol
I hope you have great luck with the inlays. I had a terrible week with mine this week.😊
Oh no I’m sad to hear this I’ve completed my project and I have to say it went pretty well there were a couple of things that I did felt right to do but not quite sure whether it’s right or wrong but when you see my tutorial you’ll be able to pick out that to see whether it’s something you did or didn’t do I think this product is in its infancy and I think we all have a lot to learn with it 😊❤️🙏
That’s really cool. Thank you!
Such a beautiful, easy and effective technique! Can you do the same process using black wax in lieu of clear?
I haven’t tried it with black wax but I think it could be really good with darker colours underneath and maybe bright colours over the top could be a little bit industrial
What a beautiful finish! Thank you for your considerable gift with paint! I'm curious how it wears. Do you have to be extra careful with what you put on it? For instance, will coffee cup rings easily mar the surface?
I think it’s pretty resilient this is my workshop table and I throw allsorts on top of it once the wax has hardened so good curing time it would be pretty good
What brush are you using
I dreamt of you the other night, you were my neighbour, we lived on the penthouse of a tall building and shared the terrace, one day I was playing this really loud rock music for some therapeutic reason, I knew it was loud and would disturb you, after a while I heard you calling me through the terrace, I came out apologising about the loud music and saying "it's these paper thin walls, I can hear you too when you speak" but I am going to turn it down, while I spoke I could see you peeping in to my house to see my furniture, so I asked if you would like to come in and see it and you said yes....crazy I know!
Wow that’s a random dream 🥴😂😂😂
Hi Jonathan 👋🏼
I’m sorry if I missed it but did you seal the final (wet) white wash with clear wax or was there no need for more wax? I guess I’m asking, how durable is the final washing without wax? Afraid clear wax darkens the wash and takes away from the perfectly beachy weathered look.
Learning something new 😊 Question: Would the same look be achieved with a liming wax?? ❤
Great question I suppose if it was over the right material a dark award you would end up with something that looks very similar 😊
Don’t know if you’ll see my comment since the video is a year old, but what effect would you get if you put the colorwash first & wiped & let dry & then put the wax??
Hi Jonathon, that looks amazing.
Do you think this technique would work on laminate? 🤞
I don’t see why not I will just give it a good base coat and leave it for a couple of days before moving on to the creative part and then if you do get a few anomalies repeat the process a couple of days later the buildup of paint would be quite interesting
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove Thanks I will give a try I have a small table to renovate
@@suelock4425 please let me know how you get on 😊😊
You mentioned wet on wet before you did the wax. Could you tell me exactly what you mean by that, please? Thank you!
That’s a great question I didn’t explain myself enough basically I’m putting all the wet paint colours into the wet paint so that they combine a mix if that makes sense. 🥴😊😊😊
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove that makes perfect sense. Thank you. ❤️
I notice you have a cat. I have 2. How do you keep him/her off the piece you're working on? 😱😼
That’s a great question and I think the answer is there is nothing that keeps them away from freshly painted furniture and if you’ve got a white cat like us they can get awfully multicoloured pretty quick 🥴😊😊
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove My cats are orange and white, but mostly white. I can close the door to my "studio" aka my second bedroom, but god help me if I have to use something you're not supposed to breathe.
Although, I'm 76 and have never worn a mask ever for DIY, including paint stripper, muriatic acid, and knocking down horsehair plaster walls. I don't think asbestos was invented when horsehair was used. I hope.
I'm not dead yet.
The mask thing is relatively new. ❤️😘
Love the wet wax finish. Will probably use it for my kitchen table (not built yet), but will let the wax cure so the finish cracks.
Can't wait to see your next project. The big one.
Arrived late, sorry!🙏
I really like it before you wiped it down. It looked more rustic.
Yes this is something that I must try again and just leave the paint to sit until it dries to find out what the outcome really is like
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove Yes, if you didn't wipe it down durability would be the question.
Beautiful