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I picked up an old coffee table for $10 recently and I wanted to redo it for our office area downstairs. I love the storage area inside the middle, as well as the open areas along the side.
I don’t think this is completely “real” wood. But distressing it still worked, thank goodness. I love the after look and it works well in our basement.
My process? A little paint, sanding to distress, adding on stain, and wiping it off, then I used poly to protect it. I also spray painted the hardware and the inside of the storage area with black spray paint. I’ll link a video in the bottom to show how I do this in more detail.
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Here are some pictures from my process…
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| Spray painting the hardware. |
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| Painting |
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| I used black spray paint inside the cabinet. |
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| Here’s another view of the spray painted area. |
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| Final picture from above. |
Here’s the video about how I distress furniture:
Here are some affiliate links to some of the supplies that I used. Not pictured: Paint, Valspar Seine, 6005-2B. I also use an electric sander.
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That looks SOOO much better! You should be really proud of how it turned out, talk about an update!
Thanks so much! I'm really pleased. 🙂
Thanks so much! I'm really pleased. 🙂