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Refinish Furniture without Stripping - Workshop Wednesday
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2019
- Did you know you can change the wood tone of a piece of furniture without stripping off the existing finish?! You can! And it's surprisingly easy!! Let me show you how to use water based wood stain in this quick and easy tutorial.
This is Workshop Wednesday, where I dive a little deeper into a question or comment you have. Leave your questions below and I may turn them into a video! Thanks for being here, you can find so much more info and inspiration on the blog: rootsandwingsfu...
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Great to know. I love anything that doesn't require the dreaded sanding process! Can't wait to see your finished mirror. Have a blessed day. Hugs from the southeast coast of Florida🌴😎💙😎🌴
Right?! I'm with you on that! Love from Pittsburgh !
This truly is the answer I have been looking for. I have a beautiful Oak dining table that is now the wrong color. And I wanted to stain it. Now I can. Thank you thank you thank you
Oh good, perfect timing! I'm so glad!! I hope you love your table when you are done with it!
This is a great idea for re-staining a piece of furniture without stripping. Sometimes, I just don't want to take the time to strip a piece because it is a long process. Can't wait to see the entire project. Thanks for a great video and great information.
I'm with you on that one! You can see the finished mirror in this video here: czcams.com/video/4XZQDxL49Hw/video.html
Super tutorial! I utilized this technique on a small oak lamp table, bringing it from it's natural color to a beautiful walnut color. Thank you, Jenni.
Wonderful! It's really quite simple, but I think we forget we can do it - what a difference it can make!
Thanks for the perfect solution to change the color on a recently purchased antique secretary desk!!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this video! I have 2 end tables that I want to be darker but have spindles, so I was NOT wanting to sand those spindles down!
So, just paint on water based stain then 1-2 layers of top coat. Thanks for demonstrating how to brush it on, I was about to go in little circles.
i enjoy watching your short and simple to do videos!
I was passed down a wood table but the previous owner painted the legs white. I want to bring the colour of the legs back to the original wood... Do you have any recos on how I would do this?
I have an old sewing machine cabinet. It need some tlc. I want it to be easy. Thanks for this great tutorial
I am doing this to a bedside table that I got from a friend, what a mess. I have done this to a table lamp also where my husband sits and leaves marks on the surface from all his cups, pocket junk etc. TFS... love your channel.
Well thank you so much for watching! I hope this works for you!!
Great video with good information. This is really helpful because I have a few mirrors which I will consider changing the look of them!!!! Keep up the great content!! Gigi
Yes, it's a good trick to know. Thank you for watching!
Just bought a mid century cabinet from Home Goods that is a light wood and I need it to be cherry wood. Hoping this will do the trick.
Hello... I have a light dove gray end table that I would like to stain a deeper gray without sanding it. Can you show me or tell me how to do this please? Thank you!
What top coat do you recommend?
Was there ever a reveal video? I’d love to see it 😅
We just picked up a used wooden bedroom set that I would like to stain to match the color of our woodwork. I will be taking the light furniture, darker. Thanks for your video. I feel a little better about the project. What kind of top coat do you use? Is it put on the same way?
I ❤️ your tutorials.
Thank you so much!!
What do you use for a top coat
Hey Jenni, Just happened upon your channel! It's great. A few questions please? Can you use gel stain for this project? Can you put a java gel stain over a cherry wood finish after you rough up the top coat? Also, when can you use beeswax? It seems to give furniture such a nice finish. Can you use it on a furniture project like this after you've applied a gel stain (or water base if necessary) I like working with gels stains but have done only small items. Thank you!
Can I use this technique and stain over cabinets that have a polyurethene top coat on them?
I have similar question. Does water base stain penitrate various finishes varnish, polyurethane etc. I've read to can apply accectone in a very small spot. If it dissolves the finish its varnish or shellac, if it doesn't it's a polyurethane finish. So which type of stain then do apply? Oil or water based?
Thx. I didn't know. Thx. Do I have to remove all the topcoat before doing this?
I’m trying to darken a cabinet from dark brown to an espresso finish. Do I need to strip the finish first? Or can I just sand lightly and apply an espresso stain?
If so, use stain or finish? It’s for inside and it’s currently not shiny. Won’t laquer make it shiny?
Would you recommend this technique to change the wood tone of kitchen cabinets? I may wind up just painting them, but as an option, it might also be nice if I could just neutralize their orangey undertone a smidge.
Yes! This will absolutely work! I used this technique on my bathroom cabinets: rootsandwingsfurniture.com/blog/restainingcabinets/
Hi, thanks for the video. Just what I was looking for. Would this work with putting a white or grey stain over a yellow oak stain? Thanks!
Good evening. I have a beautiful charcoal gray wooden dining table that was damage by an oil spill, an Air Wick oil spill, that left two big rings and a few spots on it..the oil ate away at the color, turning it back to its natural brown. Can this be fixed by staining or should I just replace the table? I just bought it in November and I really Love it. Literally heartbroken but I'm hopeful this will recover it. Please Help!
Would you recommend this on mahogany stained wood? I have a beautiful chippendale desk that has a really dark mahogany stain.
I gone restain a dining room table and a large mirror, where can i find your video on sanding, i need to sand the table
I have an old oak table that has a veneer or laminate top. I tried GF gel stain but it would not stick, would the water base stain work? I’m tempted just to milk paint it because nothing else seems to work. Any suggestions?
The water based may work. I would give it a really good scuffing with 120 grit sandpaper - really scratch it up, then see if it will stick!!
where is the finished piece?
Will this work if trying to go a lighter color than the original finish?Great video and info. Thanks,
No, unfortunately you can only do this to go darker. You can use a white wash to lighten a color, but that will probably not be the look you would be going for.
This is very helpful! I have an additional question which I’ve been wondering about... in the market these days there are stain+polyurethane combo products which is like a one-step application. I have tried that on my coffee table and it worked great since I was making the table into a darker finish. My question is, have you tried mixing a water based stain with water based polyurethane to create such a combo and do all the staining and finishing work in one step itself? Thank you for all the helpful videos that you make!!
Yes! You can also do that - I actually did it on a set of chairs (here's the post: rootsandwingsfurniture.com/blog/woodtoning/) this can be streaky depending on the surface, so you usually have to do more than one coat!
Wonderful idea and the chairs look awesome!! 👌🏼👏🏼❤️ if you get a chance can you also do a video of this process please?
@@chitrabhatt2303 I'll put it on my list of ideas!!
Thank you so much! I’ll look forward for it! 👍🏼😊
Can you refinish kitchen cabinets without stripping?
For example, I want to redo my kitchen but I don't know what the cabinets are made of (they are really old and crappy) but I want to chalk paint and distress. And do you have a brand you'd recommend. I am testing out Rust-Oleum but I am not sure if it's working or if I am doing it right (I am a newbie to this). Help!!
PS. love your videos :-)
Yes, you sure can! If you are painting them, check out one of these videos: czcams.com/video/DWK6V9exRng/video.html or czcams.com/video/TfuqEJrQcXc/video.html
I am in need of some advice. I have an old church pew, less than perfect, but I love the age showing through but does need some new stain. I have watched your video using gel stain and water based stain, both over existing stained furniture. How do I know which is best for my piece?
Either would work. I have switched over almost entirely to water based stain as I feel like it does the same thing but dries quicker and is safer to work with! I think I'd go with water based in your case as well because it won't cover so much of the old character like the gel stain would!
Thank you! I gambled on that being your answer and ordered the water based yesterday. 😊 I can’t wait to see this transformation.
Roots & Wings Furniture & Home my choice of stain turned out darker than i was hoping. Is there a way to lighten without sanding the entire piece?
Hello, I am from Canada and we are unable to purchase General Finishes here so we drove to the States and bought some to redo my diningroom table which I am pretty sure is veneer bought from a big box furniture store. I purchased the oil based gel stain in Java. Was this the wrong product to use as I see from the comments you are recommending water based. Can I still use the one I purchased. I will sand with 220 grit to get a good base. Thank you for your videos really enjoy each and everyone of them
Oh no, you are fine to use the java gel stain! Check out this video: czcams.com/video/-DM1IC-4BRw/video.html it's an old one but maybe it will help!
Is General Finishes gel stain water base?
Yes it is. And it does work. However, I'd highly recommend this GF Water based stain instead of the gel. It's safer and easier to work with, and dries quicker!!
Jenny, can you use General Finishes Satin too coat with General Finishes Java Gel stain?
Yes, you sure can!
Will the sanding between topcoats affect this method of stain application or should I sand as normal?
As long as you are just sanding VERY LIGHTLY you will not affect the stain. If you get a little aggressive, the water based stain can sometimes be easy to sand through.
I need to know how to cheat and do a white wash without having to strip or sand the piece of wood? can you help?
Yes! There are a few things you can try - either use a white glaze in this same way to go over the piece. OR try, some watered down white paint! That may do the trick for you!!
“Don’t overthink this”, oh my that is so not me. Started watching videos by an older gentleman who strips absolutely EVERYTHING. Obviously retired.
Lol, it's not me either ;)
I had no idea you couldn’t use oil based stain over an existing finish! 😲
Gel stain is okay, but oil based stain has nothing to soak into - so it would take days (or weeks) to dry!
So we are not supposed to sand the mirror? Oops!!! Now what?
Can this work with a black or ebony stain as to not lose detail with inlays?