How to Get a RESTORATION HARDWARE Finish
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- In this tutorial we will show you how to get a RESTORATION HARDWARD finish in 3 simple steps. To view a more in depth tutorial with step by step instructions and photos please see the full post here:
www.2thesunnyside.com/how-to-...
Supplies needed for this project:
- Furniture item of your choice
- Paint and Epoxy Remover
- paint brush
- steel wool
- old toothbrush
- paper towel
- vinegar
- sandpaper
- white wax (we used Behr White Wax)
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At this point I’ve watched thousands of furniture refinishing videos, and this one is the best I’ve seen.
That is the most kind thing I've ever heard! Thank You! I'm embarrassed to admit that this was one of the first videos we ever filmed...the quality isn't the greatest, but it does get the point across. We're always improving our videography skills 😂 We're glad you enjoyed it! Have a good one!
@@2thesunnyside The process and transformation was so awesome that I didn’t notice the videography!
And yet another amazing use for vinegar !!!!
Right? It's one of those things you don't think to use, but there are SO many things you can use it for! Thanks for watching Jim!
One of the best I've seen. Looks amazing.
Thanks so much! We truly appreciate it 🙌
Thanks for the idea and tips. Your mum's sweet too.
Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it! My Mom IS sweet! I'm beyond blessed we get to work together every day!
What a gorgeous transformation! ❤️
Thanks so much Vanessa! We really appreciate your kind comment! ❤️
Beautiful job ladies !
Thank you so much!
Beautiful job ladies 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Marisa!
That is absolutely gorgeous 🥳🥳🥳
Awe thanks so much Beth! It was SO satisfying accomplishing this high end look at a fraction of the cost! And it was really pretty simple!
Great job!
Thanks.
Oh my goodness!!!
I love it!
This is the kind of tutorial that I was looking for.
Great explanation and job!!!
You're so sweet Lourdes! Thanks so much! We love the way it turned out as well, and can't get over how inexpensive it was to achieve the same look at Restoration Hardware!
I don't really see that as an upgrade over what you already had. For a nautical look you could have used weathered rope as trim or some old rusty cleats. All that labor seems quite unnecessary. But to each his (or her) own I guess.
You're right it was a process...but ultimately I do like the coloring of the wood after staining it a little darker.
I like your jacket. Where did you find that?
You're so sweet! I found it at a local consignment store.
What would you recommend to finish off if I were using this technique on a dining table to make it durable and easy to clean?
Great question! You’d definitely want to add a sealer like wipe on poly or a polyurethane that could be brushed on.
Instead of aging the wood with the white wax, you’d want to dry brush on a little watered down white paint, or there is even a “white wash” stain you can get too.
Hope that helps 🙌🏼
@@2thesunnyside hello,,, i cant open ur indepth instruction page on doing the restorative hardware look technique. Do u still have it? If not, how do u make the brush on soln with the metal scrubber in it please? Thank u!
How long did you let the steel wool sit in the vinegar?
Jenn Reine Just a few days.
We let it sit for 3 days, just until the steel wool begins to fall apart.
Is the wood pine in the video?
Yes, the bed is made of pine. Thanks for watching