When I found these at a garage sale, the owner couldn't stop apologizing for the condition of these to side tables. Not only were they filthy but the veneer was just a mess. In fact when I was carrying them to my car, my sister in law was trailing behind picking up the pieces!
First things first. A good cleaning with half vinegar half water solution was in order. Several layers of dirt and a few un happy spiders were removed! Next step remove and or glue damaged veneer. This step is easier then you think. Best and fastest way to remove veneer is to use a hot iron. Glue melts and makes it incredibly easy to scrap up the old veneer. I use a putty knife.
Next step a bit of wood putty to smooth out the bumps, lightly sand when the putty dries. I also use 100 % non toxic, 100 % Voc free Shabby Paints Chalked Paint! Easy to use, no priming! I used a color called Americano and Alamo white. I also used a hazelnut revax to antique the ornate parts to bring out the detail. Last step a top coat of vax, incredibly durable top coat! For other great pieces check out my Facebook site! www.facebook.com/FitForAQueenNewJersey
Next step, on to the Store where I rent space. The Tuckerton Emporium in Tuckerton, New Jersey www.facebook.com/thetuckertonemporium
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